abandon 2 noun careless disregard for consequences freedom, impulse
abandon 9 noun careless disregard for consequences spontaneity, thoughtlessness, recklessness, licentiousness, disregard, wantonness, unrestraint, wildness, uninhibitedness
abandon 7 verb leave behind, relinquish quit, stop, leave, withdraw, desert, drop, yield
abandon 33 verb leave behind, relinquish drop out, pull out, dump, ditch, discontinue, vacate, discard, surrender, screw, abdicate, duck, dust, back out, bail out, bow out, chicken out, cop out, cut loose, opt out, throw over, walk out on, flake out, fly the coop, give up the ship, kiss goodbye, leg it, let go, run out on, ship out, storm out, take a powder, take a walk, wash hands of
abandon 4 verb leave in troubled state quit, reject, leave, desert
abandon 8 verb leave in troubled state renounce, forsake, disown, jilt, back out, throw over, walk out on, leave behind
abandoned 9 adj left alone, deserted forgotten, rejected, deserted, dropped, empty, left, alone, dumped, eliminated
abandoned 23 adj left alone, deserted discarded, neglected, forsaken, dissipated, jilted, godforsaken, outcast, unoccupied, vacant, shunned, relinquished, vacated, sidelined, cast aside, cast away, eighty-sixed, given up, left in the cold, left in the lurch, on the rocks, passed up, pigeon-holed, side-tracked
abandoned 1 adj free from moral restraint; uninhibited wild
abandoned 15 adj free from moral restraint; uninhibited corrupt, depraved, wanton, dissolute, immoral, incontinent, incorrigible, licentious, profligate, shameless, sinful, uncontrolled, unprincipled, unrestrained, wicked
abash 2 verb embarrass rattle, disconcert
abbey 2 noun building that houses monks, nuns, or priests; church ministry, temple
abbey 6 noun building that houses monks, nuns, or priests; church nunnery, convent, monastery, cloister, priory, friary
ability 10 noun power to act, perform strength, capacity, intelligence, understanding, capability, talent, skill, facility, might, faculty
ability 9 noun power to act, perform qualification, competence, competency, aptitude, dexterity, resourcefulness, comprehension, potentiality, endowment
ability 10 noun natural or acquired power in a strength, talent, capability, expertise, skill, bent, gift, genius, craft, command
ability 19 noun natural or acquired power in a proficiency, ingenuity, adroitness, expertness, finesse, mastery, deftness, know-how, savvy, cleverness, knack, flair, handiness, skillfulness, mind for, particular activity adeptness, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes
able 14 adj capable of performing; having an innate capacity good, capable, easy, ready, adequate, strong, intelligent, smart, bright, cunning, equipped, fitted, knowing, powerful
able 12 adj capable of performing; having an innate capacity adept, apt, competent, adroit, agile, alert, deft, dexterous, effortless, facile, worthy, endowed
able 20 adj able to perform well; having a proven capacity skilled, effective, capable, efficient, responsible, prepared, intelligent, smart, accomplished, brilliant, experienced, expert, gifted, learned, powerful, practiced, qualified, sharp, talented, trained
able 25 adj able to perform well; having a proven capacity keen, adroit, agile, artful, au fait, clever, deft, dexterous, effectual, facile, ingenious, masterful, masterly, proficient, savvy, skillful, with it, equal to, know backwards and forwards, know the ropes, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed, know one's onions
abnormal 10 adj different from standard or norm unusual, unexpected, extraordinary, strange, weird, odd, curious, fantastic, funny, gross
abnormal 27 adj different from standard or norm irregular, exceptional, unnatural, atypical, anomalous, uncommon, peculiar, aberrant, bizarre, deviant, deviate, deviating, divergent, eccentric, heterodox, off-color, preternatural, queer, screwy, unorthodox, anomalistic, grody, heteroclite, heteromorphic, off-base, out of line, spastic
abode 13 noun building or place where one resides habitat, house, quarters, home, apartment, pad, flat, base, address, seat, residence, headquarters, digs
abode 17 noun building or place where one resides sanctuary, dwelling, haunt, crib, lodging, domicile, joint, hole, hearth, flop, den, crash pad, condo, co-op, roost, homestead, casa
abolish 7 verb do away with or put an end to prohibit, cancel, dissolve, kill, end, destroy, finish
abolish 41 verb do away with or put an end to overturn, revoke, wipe out, suppress, terminate, nullify, stamp out, annul, overthrow, abrogate, rescind, repeal, eradicate, invalidate, repudiate, vacate, erase, extirpate, negate, zap, subvert, quash, vitiate, scrub, void, undo, nix, abate, annihilate, inhibit, supersede, expunge, obliterate, squelch, extinguish, call off, put an end to, set aside, disestablish, put kibosh on, put the kibosh on
abortion 5 noun expulsion of fetus miscarriage, termination, aborticide, feticide, misbirth
abortion 2 noun failure disappointment, disaster
abortion 3 noun failure fiasco, misadventure, premature delivery
abridge 13 verb shorten trim, cut, clip, abstract, reduce, contract, restrict, concentrate, decrease, diminish, limit, narrow, chop
abridge 13 verb shorten curtail, abbreviate, truncate, snip, lessen, condense, downsize, slash, summarize, digest, compress, blue pencil, put in nutshell
absence 10 noun state of not being present cut, vacancy, hooky, absenteeism, truancy, French leave, nonattendance, AWOL, nonappearance, no show
absence 3 noun state of lacking something needed or usual lack, want, need
absence 9 noun state of lacking something needed or usual deficiency, drought, omission, dearth, privation, void, inadequacy, insufficiency, unavailability
absent 7 adj not present away, removed, vanished, missing, ghost, gone, elsewhere
absent 5 adj not present astray, hooky, AWOL, no-show, nobody home
absent 6 adj deficient in something needed or usual lacking, missing, empty, blank, wanting, bare
absent 8 adj deficient in something needed or usual unavailable, vacant, nonexistent, devoid, hollow, omitted, minus, vacuous
absolute 8 adj without limit sheer, full, complete, simple, pure, entire, total, free
absolute 22 adj without limit unqualified, unadulterated, unlimited, outright, infinite, utter, unconditional, unabridged, consummate, downright, flat out, plenary, supreme, thorough, unrestricted, no catch, no fine print, no holds barred, no ifs ands or buts, no joke, no strings attached, straight out
absolute 1 adj in control or complete authority full
absolute 14 adj in control or complete authority dictatorial, arbitrary, authoritarian, totalitarian, sovereign, autocratic, autonomous, despotic, preeminent, supreme, tyrannical, monocratic, tyrannous, absolutist
absolute 8 adj certain genuine, exact, positive, actual, decided, fixed, precise, sure
absolute 12 adj certain categorical, undeniable, unmitigated, unequivocal, definite, unquestionable, infallible, factual, conclusive, consummate, decisive, unambiguous
absolute 3 adj excellent, perfect ultimate, complete, ideal
absolute 8 adj excellent, perfect categorical, faultless, flawless, impeccable, thorough, unblemished, untarnished, unflawed
absorb 2 verb physically take in a liquid swallow, consume
absorb 12 verb physically take in a liquid take in, ingest, imbibe, blot, ingurgitate, devour, drink in, osmose, soak up, sop up, sponge up, suck in
absorb 7 verb mentally take in information incorporate, get, learn, understand, follow, grasp, sense
absorb 7 verb mentally take in information assimilate, take in, digest, comprehend, get into, latch onto, soak up
absorb 7 verb occupy complete attention employ, involve, consume, engage, concern, hold, fill
absorb 8 verb occupy complete attention obsess, immerse, captivate, fascinate, preoccupy, engross, monopolize, rivet
absorption 2 noun assimilation, incorporation consumption, reception
absorption 16 noun assimilation, incorporation intake, digestion, saturation, penetration, retention, fusion, ingestion, osmosis, exhaustion, inhalation, imbibing, impregnation, suction, drinking in, soaking up, taking in
absorption 5 noun total attention toward something concentration, engagement, involvement, holding, occupation
absorption 9 noun total attention toward something enthrallment, immersion, hang-up, fascination, engrossment, preoccupation, captivation, intentness, raptness
abstract 5 adj conceptual, theoretical philosophical, ideal, complex, deep, intellectual
abstract 8 adj conceptual, theoretical unreal, hypothetical, abstruse, indefinite, recondite, transcendent, transcendental, nonconcrete
abstract 3 noun short document prepared from a longer one outline, brief, summary
abstract 8 noun short document prepared from a longer one compendium, condensation, synopsis, conspectus, digest, abridgment, précis, résumé
abstract 6 verb take away from separate, steal, isolate, remove, part, withdraw
abstract 7 verb take away from dissociate, disconnect, disengage, uncouple, detach, extract, take out
abstract 2 verb prepare short document from longer one outline, review
abstract 6 verb prepare short document from longer one abridge, shorten, condense, summarize, digest, abbreviate
absurd 3 adj ridiculous, senseless crazy, stupid, silly
absurd 30 adj ridiculous, senseless illogical, ludicrous, unreasonable, goofy, preposterous, wacky, laughable, foolish, nonsensical, irrational, loony, tomfool, batty, daffy, flaky, idiotic, inane, incongruous, nutty, off the wall, sappy, screwy, dippy, freaky, campy, fooling around, for grins, gagged up, jokey, joshing
abundant 8 adj plentiful, large in number heavy, generous, sufficient, rich, filled, full, liberal, plenty
abundant 21 adj plentiful, large in number ample, bountiful, copious, abounding, eco-rich, exuberant, lavish, luxuriant, overflowing, profuse, teeming, bounteous, plenteous, crawling with, cup runs over with, lousy with, mucho, no end of, plate is full of, rolling in, stinking with
abuse 6 noun wrong use crime, offense, corruption, fault, wrong, sin
abuse 14 noun wrong use prostitution, exploitation, misdeed, injustice, wrongdoing, misuse, misconduct, desecration, misapplication, mismanage, perversion, mishandling, debasement, delinquency
abuse 8 noun physical hurting, injuring harm, violation, damage, crime, offense, injury, pollution, hurt
abuse 7 noun physical hurting, injuring maltreatment, misdeed, wrongdoing, malevolence, impairment, defilement, manhandling
abuse 3 noun verbal attack swearing, blame, knifing
abuse 26 noun verbal attack put-down, vilification, obloquy, tirade, curse, scolding, defamation, revilement, derision, invective, libel, censure, opprobrium, reproach, castigation, slander, vituperation, curses, quinine, signifying, upbraiding, hosing, insults, bad-mouthing, kicking around, pushing around
abuse 4 verb physically hurt or injure harm, violate, ruin, damage
abuse 29 verb physically hurt or injure maltreat, impair, corrupt, persecute, mistreat, misuse, molest, beat up, victimize, defile, roughhouse, mishandle, pollute, ill-treat, mar, taint, hose, desecrate, spoil, wax, deprave, total, oppress, cut up, mess up, rough up, shake up, bang up, bung up
abuse 2 verb use wrongly exhaust, waste
abuse 11 verb use wrongly misuse, squander, spoil, taint, overwork, dissipate, mishandle, overburden, prostitute, overtax, misemploy
abuse 4 verb attack with words slap, discount, minimize, cap
abuse 45 verb attack with words offend, revile, persecute, insult, signify, vituperate, zing, slam, castigate, vilify, calumniate, nag, scold, decry, trash, derogate, upbraid, belittle, reproach, bash, sound, knock, backbite, smear, ride, defame, berate, oppress, bad-mouth, cut down, pick on, put down, run down, blow off, cuss out, cut to the quick, do a number on, dump on, give a black eye, hurl brickbat, rag on, rip up, sling mud, swear at, tear apart
abuse 3 verb take advantage of exploit, use, wrong
abuse 2 verb take advantage of do an injustice to, impose on
academic 4 adj relating to schooling, learning intellectual, university, college, learned
academic 8 adj relating to schooling, learning scholarly, bookish, erudite, pedantic, studious, scholastic, collegiate, book-learned
academic 3 adj relating to theories, philosophy abstract, theoretical, closet
academic 5 adj relating to theories, philosophy hypothetical, conjectural, speculative, notional, formalistic
academic 3 noun scholar or university/college teacher professor, scholar, student
academic 5 noun scholar or university/college teacher lecturer, tutor, pupil, academician, scholastic
academy 10 noun school, especially for higher education institute, secondary school, preparatory school, seminary, boarding school, prep school, brainery, finishing school, halls of ivy, military school
academy 6 noun society or institution interested in learning foundation, association, league, circle, alliance, council
academy 3 noun society or institution interested in learning institute, federation, fraternity
accent 3 noun importance, emphasis stress, weight, significance
accent 7 noun stress or pitch in pronunciation tone, rhythm, force, stroke, meter, beat, emphasis
accent 10 noun stress or pitch in pronunciation timbre, inflection, pronunciation, cadence, enunciation, accentuation, articulation, modulation, intonation, tonality
accent 3 verb place emphasis, importance stress, emphasize, highlight
accent 5 verb place emphasis, importance accentuate, underscore, intensify, underline, draw attention to
accept 7 verb receive something given physically welcome, obtain, take, get, acquire, gain, secure
accept 3 verb allow into group receive, admit, welcome
accept 7 verb believe the goodness, realness of something trust, recognize, acknowledge, favor, hold, approve, like
accept 11 verb believe the goodness, realness of something affirm, buy, approbate, fancy, countenance, swallow, relish, go for, hold with, take as gospel truth, take stock in
accept 13 verb put up with acknowledge, recognize, tolerate, take, respect, agree, stomach, bear, bow, endure, swallow, suffer, stand
accept 15 verb put up with acquiesce, assent, capitulate, bear with, stand for, defer to, fit in, go along with, live with, play the game, sit still for, submit to, yield to, don't make waves, don't rock the boat
accept 12 verb receive by agreeing, consenting acknowledge, assume, recognize, adopt, sign, admit, buy, undertake, approve, comply, okay, bear
accept 21 verb receive by agreeing, consenting affirm, accede, acquiesce, assent, avow, agree to, check out, go for, take on, thumbs up, concur with, cooperate with, give stamp of approval, give the go-ahead, give the green light, give the nod, lap up, rubber-stamp, set store by, sign off on, take one up on
acceptable 12 adj satisfactory, agreeable fair, decent, sufficient, common, adequate, average, large, okay, pleasant, pleasing, standard, welcome
acceptable 26 adj satisfactory, agreeable respectable, tolerable, admissible, all right, big, cool, delightful, hip, kosher, on the ball, passable, swell, trendy, unexceptional, right on, unobjectionable, A-OK, cooking with gas, copacetic, hep, hunky-dory, in the swim, on the beam, peachy keen, up to code, up to snuff
acceptance 19 noun agreement, taking consent, admission, compliance, cooperation, approval, recognition, reception, getting, nod, undertaking, okay, permission, yes, receiving, securing, acquiring, accepting, gaining, obtaining
acceptance 6 noun agreement, taking acknowledgment, receipt, assent, go-ahead, green light, taking on
acceptance 6 noun belief in goodness of something admission, agreement, adoption, approval, recognition, favor
acceptance 10 noun belief in goodness of something acknowledgment, accession, affirmation, concession, concurrence, assent, approbation, acquiescence, accedence, seal of approval
access 15 noun admission, means of entry, approach entry, connection, approach, entrance, door, key, introduction, route, passage, course, contact, way, in, path, road
access 7 noun admission, means of entry, approach entrée, ingress, admittance, avenue, open door, entree, open arms
accessible 6 adj approachable; ready for use available, exposed, near, open, possible, public
accessible 12 adj approachable; ready for use usable, reachable, handy, attainable, employable, obtainable, operative, practicable, susceptible, unrestricted, getatable, door's always open
accident 4 noun unexpected, undesirable event; often physically injurious disaster, hazard, casualty, blow
accident 16 noun unexpected, undesirable event; often physically injurious mishap, calamity, setback, pileup, smash, misfortune, misadventure, collision, fluke, total, smashup, fender-bender, crack-up, rear ender, stack-up, wrack-up
accident 8 noun chance event circumstance, fortune, happening, fate, turn, adventure, occasion, luck
accident 4 noun chance event occurrence, fortuity, fluke, contingency
accompany 8 verb go or be with something follow, guide, attend, lead, guard, conduct, date, shadow
accompany 25 verb go or be with something escort, spook, convoy, consort, chaperon, squire, dog, drag, draft, usher, come along, string along, tailgate, associate with, go along, hang around with, hang out, keep company, look after, shlep along, show about, show around, stick to, tag along, take out
accompany 4 verb occur with something follow, add, characterize, complete
accompany 14 verb occur with something coexist, supplement, append, co-occur, appear with, be connected, belong to, coincide with, come with, go together, happen with, join with, occur with, take place with
account 10 noun written description of past events story, explanation, detail, tale, version, narrative, report, history, score, take
account 14 noun written description of past events chronicle, make, recital, tab, narration, bulletin, run-down, ABCs, annal, blow by blow, lowdown, play by play, the picture, the whole picture
account 12 noun record of finances, fees, or charges bill, record, charge, book, statement, report, check, score, inventory, balance, register, books
account 10 noun record of finances, fees, or charges reckoning, invoice, grunt, tally, ledger, tab, cuff, computation, IOU, bad news
account 8 noun basis or consideration for action interest, sake, regard, motive, reason, grounds, cause, ground
account 3 noun basis or consideration for action justification, rationale, rationalization
accountant 2 noun person who maintains financial accounts of a business analyst, clerk
accountant 11 noun person who maintains financial accounts of a business auditor, bookkeeper, comptroller, examiner, calculator, cashier, actuary, CPA, reckoner, teller, public accountant
accumulation 15 noun gathering or amassing pile, inflation, growth, quantity, chunk, mass, addition, increase, store, stock, collection, stack, collecting, up, upping
accumulation 17 noun gathering or amassing aggregation, accretion, accession, aggrandizement, gob, agglomeration, enlargement, augmentation, heap, multiplication, hunk, conglomeration, amassment, build-up, hoarding, intensification, trove
accurate 22 adj precise detailed, careful, scientific, solid, exact, specific, strict, proper, correct, close, concrete, distinct, explicit, genuine, just, particular, regular, right, severe, sharp, true, defined
accurate 26 adj precise meticulous, definite, skillful, authentic, systematic, rigorous, factual, deft, discriminating, faithful, judicious, literal, matter-of-fact, methodical, on the nose, punctilious, punctual, rigid, scrupulous, unerring, unmistakable, veracious, discriminative, on the button, on the money, ultraprecise
accurate 13 adj correct, without error perfect, strict, valid, exact, absolute, actual, certain, final, genuine, official, right, straight, true
accurate 18 adj correct, without error definitive, authoritative, truthful, definite, authentic, factual, conclusive, faultless, flawless, infallible, irrefutable, undeniable, undisputed, unimpeachable, unquestionable, veracious, errorless, unrefuted
achievement 14 noun something completed successfully; goal reached creation, success, effort, accomplishment, victory, performance, triumph, hit, stroke, production, exploit, act, execution, acquisition
achievement 16 noun something completed successfully; goal reached attainment, realization, deed, feat, completion, acquirement, actualization, consummation, conquest, effectuation, masterpiece, fulfillment, enactment, contrivance, tour de force, encompassment
acid 2 adj bitter, sour in taste biting, sharp
acid 7 adj bitter, sour in taste pungent, acerbic, piquant, tart, acidulous, vinegarish, vinegary
acid 1 adj having acidic, corrosive properties biting
acid 13 adj having acidic, corrosive properties acrid, acerbic, acidulous, corroding, rusting, eroding, dissolvent, anti-alkaline, bleaching, disintegrative, eating away, erosive, oxidizing
acid 7 adj bitter in words or behavior biting, nasty, dry, sharp, cutting, offensive, harsh
acid 9 adj bitter in words or behavior acerbic, trenchant, vitriolic, stinging, sarcastic, caustic, mordant, hateful, hurtful
acid 2 noun lysergic acid diethylamide, lsd dot, mushrooms
acid 23 noun lysergic acid diethylamide, lsd hallucinogen, candy, cubes, blotter, peyote, microdots, California sunshine, Lucy in the sky with diamonds, black tabs, blue Owsley, blue acid, blue dot, electric Kool Aid, green dragon, instant Zen, magic mushrooms, mescalin, orange sunshine, purple haze, strawberry fields, sugar cubes, yellow sunshine, Owsley's acid
acquaintance 7 noun a person known informally colleague, companion, neighbor, friend, associate, contact, association
acquaintance 4 noun knowledge of something through experience grasp, relationship, understanding, awareness
acquaintance 6 noun knowledge of something through experience familiarity, ken, fellowship, cognizance, intimacy, conversance
acquisition 14 noun obtaining or receiving addition, purchase, recovery, gain, possession, buy, prize, winning, pursuit, learning, property, achievement, acquiring, gaining
acquisition 10 noun obtaining or receiving procurement, attainment, acquirement, accretion, salvage, retrieval, redemption, procuring, obtainment, procuration
acquisition 25 noun something obtained, received profit, donation, return, earnings, gain, wages, proceeds, wealth, commission, income, net, premium, grant, bonus, award, achievement, salary, fortune, prize, gift, accomplishment, riches, benefit, security, reward
acquisition 7 noun something obtained, received increment, inheritance, dividend, allowance, winnings, remuneration, annuity
act 12 noun something done move, thing, step, action, performance, operation, doing, undertaking, accomplishment, exploit, execution, achievement
act 2 noun something done deed, feat
act 13 noun legislative document amendment, statute, bill, measure, law, resolution, announcement, code, commitment, writ, verdict, judgment, order
act 8 noun legislative document decree, edict, ordinance, warrant, enactment, summons, subpoena, clause
act 9 noun part of a performance scene, show, introduction, spot, number, turn, routine, curtain, piece
act 6 noun part of a performance sketch, prologue, gag, bit, epilogue, schtick
act 6 noun pretended behavior performance, attitude, show, stance, pose, front
act 18 noun pretended behavior stunt, put-on, phony, simulation, stall, fake, affectation, bit, posture, pretense, sham, false front, soft soap, sweet talk, feigning, dissimilation, chaser, shuck and jive
act 19 verb do something respond, do, execute, develop, pursue, create, move, serve, begin, undertake, function, operate, enforce, accomplish, practice, labor, persist, cook, achieve
act 28 verb do something carry out, persevere, maneuver, intrude, perk, perpetrate, preside, consummate, percolate, officiate, carry on, go about, knock off, take up, work out, do a number, get in there, go for broke, go for it, go in for, go that route, go to town, make progress, take effect, take part, take steps, transort, do one's thing
act 14 verb behave in a certain way function, do, execute, appear, perform, serve, react, behave, conduct, seem, operate, enact, strike, carry
act 10 verb behave in a certain way carry out, comport, exert, go about, take on, carry oneself, give the appearance, impress as, play part, represent oneself
act 8 verb entertain by playing a role perform, portray, play, enact, represent, characterize, pretend, star
act 32 verb entertain by playing a role feign, rehearse, ham, personify, dramatize, stooge, mug, strut, emote, burlesque, mimic, mime, simulate, impersonate, parody, go on, go over, ham it up, tread the boards, personate, be on, bring down the house, do a turn, lay an egg, make debut, play act, play gig, play part, play role, put it over, take part, say one's piece
action 26 noun something done reaction, life, force, deal, process, plan, activity, operation, response, movement, energy, scene, functioning, trip, occupation, business, stir, power, spirit, going, rush, happening, industry, game, motion, enterprise
action 25 noun something done vim, dash, alacrity, proposition, racket, commotion, liveliness, animation, hoopla, alertness, vigor, turmoil, agility, vitality, flurry, bustle, stunt, bit, bag, haste, hopper, vivacity, ballgame, big idea, in the works
action 19 noun individual deed move, step, exercise, act, performance, operation, effort, procedure, blow, transaction, doing, undertaking, accomplishment, exploit, commission, stroke, enterprise, execution, achievement
action 7 noun individual deed maneuver, exertion, manipulation, dealings, handiwork, thrust, feat
action 7 noun a legal process case, proceeding, claim, prosecution, suit, lawsuit, cause
action 1 noun a legal process litigation
action 8 noun an aggressive military deed fighting, conflict, fight, combat, contest, engagement, battle, encounter
action 3 noun an aggressive military deed warfare, skirmish, fray
activate 7 verb initiate something; start a function trigger, stimulate, move, prompt, motivate, start, stir
activate 13 verb initiate something; start a function mobilize, turn on, propel, energize, actuate, impel, arouse, rouse, switch on, call up, actify, set in motion, take out of mothballs
active 21 adj having movement operating, alive, effective, rapid, progressive, working, mobile, pushing, running, going, traveling, flowing, rolling, functioning, rushing, moving, walking, turning, streaming, shifting, speeding
active 17 adj having movement movable, rustling, simmering, operative, astir, efficacious, hasty, restless, speedy, at work, bustling, exertive, impelling, in force, in play, in process, swarming
active 17 adj very involved in activity busy, dynamic, engaged, alive, eager, determined, ready, quick, aggressive, intense, bold, rapid, daring, pushing, jumping, sharp, fresh
active 36 adj very involved in activity forceful, energetic, diligent, keen, enthusiastic, lively, resolute, alert, whiz, agile, animated, assiduous, brisk, chipper, dashing, dexterous, enterprising, eventful, forcible, frisky, high-spirited, industrious, inventive, nimble, perky, persevering, purposeful, sprightly, spry, zealous, fireball, bustling, enlivened, hard-working, hyper, on the move
activity 7 noun state of being active action, life, enterprise, exercise, movement, motion, labor
activity 6 noun state of being active exertion, liveliness, animation, bustle, hustle, activeness
activity 14 noun special interest or pursuit task, work, enterprise, project, job, venture, act, scheme, entertainment, undertaking, labor, game, trip, occupation
activity 12 noun special interest or pursuit endeavor, bit, zoo, scene, bag, pastime, stunt, racket, hobby, deed, avocation, ballgame
acute 5 adj deeply perceptive subtle, intense, sharp, sensitive, smart
acute 16 adj deeply perceptive keen, astute, canny, clever, discerning, discriminating, incisive, ingenious, insightful, intuitive, judicious, observant, penetrating, perspicacious, piercing, quick-witted
acute 10 adj very important dangerous, severe, sudden, critical, serious, desperate, essential, grave, crucial, vital
acute 4 adj very important urgent, dire, decisive, afflictive
acute 10 adj severe, intense severe, sudden, fierce, sharp, overwhelming, cutting, shooting, powerful, violent, racking
acute 8 adj severe, intense excruciating, poignant, keen, distressing, exquisite, overpowering, piercing, stabbing
acute 2 adj having a sharp end or point peaked, pointed
acute 11 adj having a sharp end or point spiked, acicular, aciculate, acuminate, cuspate, cuspidate, knifelike, acuminous, needle-shaped, piked, sharpened
add 6 verb simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation count, calculate, figure, sum, cast, total
add 11 verb simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation compute, reckon, tally, tot, tote, enumerate, summate, count up, do addition, reckon up, tot up
add 7 verb adjoin, increase; make further comment reply, include, boost, continue, hike, tag, pad
add 34 verb adjoin, increase; make further comment augment, annex, sweeten, affix, snowball, supplement, spike, ante, parlay, append, beef up, build up, figure in, step up, piggyback, charge up, cue in, flesh out, heat up, hike up, hitch on, hook on, hook up with, jack up, jazz up, join together, plug into, pour it on, run up, say further, slap on, soup up, speed up, tack on
addict 4 noun person who has compulsion toward practitioner, nut, activity, fan
addict 12 noun person who has compulsion toward enthusiast, devotee, fanatic, follower, junkie, buff, freak, zealot, fiend, hound, habitué, often injurious aficionado
addicted 5 adj dependent on something, compulsive devoted, hooked, absorbed, dependent, attached
addicted 18 adj dependent on something, compulsive obsessed, inclined, accustomed, predisposed, habituated, disposed, fanatic, fond, given to, under the influence, used to, hyped, imbued, spaced out, given over to, prone to, strung out, wedded to
addition 3 noun process of conjoining, adding extension, increasing, adding
addition 8 noun process of conjoining, adding inclusion, enlargement, annexation, augmentation, accession, attachment, adjoining, affixing
addition 14 noun something conjoined to or enlargement of something extension, bonus, expansion, boost, extra, raise, profit, increase, commission, option, rise, gain, hike, wing
addition 19 noun something conjoined to or enlargement of something supplement, enhancement, accession, increment, aggrandizement, adjunct, additive, accretion, attachment, annex, accrual, accessory, enlargement, appendix, augmentation, dividend, reinforcement, appendage, addendum
addition 5 noun arithmetical process of augmentation increasing, counting, adding, expanding, totaling
addition 9 noun arithmetical process of augmentation summation, reckoning, accretion, computing, enlarging, accruing, summing, tabulating, toting
address 7 noun place of residence or business where one can be contacted home, number, location, direction, house, headquarters, street
address 10 noun place of residence or business where one can be contacted ZIP code, abode, dwelling, domicile, whereabouts, lodging, box number, living quarters, place of business, place of residence
address 4 noun speech given to formal gathering lecture, talk, discourse, pitch
address 7 noun speech given to formal gathering sermon, dissertation, spiel, oration, pep talk, soapbox, chalk talk
address 7 verb write directions for delivery forward, send, route, mark, transmit, ship, label
address 6 verb write directions for delivery dispatch, consign, remit, inscribe, superscribe, postmark
address 8 verb speak to a formal gathering call, discuss, talk, discourse, greet, pitch, lecture, approach
address 16 verb speak to a formal gathering orate, stump, sermonize, spout, pontificate, hail, spiel, memorialize, bespeak, deliver speech, deliver talk, get on a soapbox, give speech, give talk, root for, take the floor
address 6 verb devote effort to something try, give, turn, dig, direct, undertake
address 19 verb devote effort to something go for, take up, focus on, apply oneself to, attend to, concentrate on, devote oneself to, engage in, go at, hammer away, have a go at, have at, knuckle down to, peg away, pitch into, plug away at, take care of, throw oneself into, turn to
adequate 8 adj enough, able fair, capable, decent, sufficient, suitable, acceptable, equal, comfortable
adequate 10 adj enough, able satisfactory, tolerable, competent, all right, commensurate, passable, requisite, unexceptional, unobjectionable, sufficing
adjective 3 noun word that modifies a noun dependent, attribute, additional
adjective 8 noun word that modifies a noun accessory, adjunct, modifier, descriptive, identifier, qualifier, adnoun, attributive
adjust 13 verb become or make prepared, adapted fix, modify, accommodate, adapt, regulate, alter, compose, fit, order, settle, suit, tune, arrange
adjust 23 verb become or make prepared, adapted conform, fine-tune, accustom, tailor, reconcile, doctor, rectify, dispose, acclimatize, habituate, redress, harmonize, remodel, fix up, quadrate, tailor-make, do as Romans do, fiddle with, get act together, get it together, grin and bear it, make conform, swim with the tide
adjust 13 verb mechanically alter, especially to tighten, balance, fix, correct, regulate, improve, repair, set, fit, service, focus, square, connect
adjust 16 verb mechanically alter, especially to overhaul, readjust, fine-tune, rectify, align, grind, renovate, mend, polish, sharpen, tune up, calibrate, troubleshoot, bring into line, improve accommodate, put in working order
adjust 10 verb bring into agreement or to a standard modify, coordinate, regulate, sort, organize, grade, conclude, straighten, settle, arrange
adjust 13 verb bring into agreement or to a standard conform, standardize, fine-tune, allocate, systematize, accord, reconcile, doctor, tally, clarify, fix up, methodize, fiddle with
administration 32 noun management of an organization or effort control, government, agency, legislation, rule, authority, policy, organization, jurisdiction, strategy, guidance, regulation, surveillance, application, charge, conduct, performance, enforcement, direction, power, governing, running, execution, provision, handling, command, distribution, order, conducting, administering, directing, overseeing
administration 5 noun management of an organization or effort dispensation, oversight, disposition, supervision, superintendence
administration 23 noun human or group who manages effort of an organization legislature, management, ministry, executive, cabinet, bureau, board, committee, department, upstairs, general, chair, President, commander, headquarters, command, officials, advisers, officers, supervisors, directors, powers, executives
administration 13 noun human or group who manages effort of an organization consulate, chairperson, embassy, front office, presidency, admiral, stewards, feds, superintendents, presidium, governing body, top brass, chargé d'affaires
administration 3 noun period during which a particular human group is in power regime, term, stay
administration 5 noun period during which a particular human group is in power incumbency, reign, dynasty, tenure, presidency
administrator 21 noun person who manages organization head, executive, supervisor, official, chief, authority, commander, director, manager, officer, judge, inspector, leader, minister, ambassador, producer, governor, boss, President, chair, captain
administrator 18 noun person who manages organization custodian, bureaucrat, organizer, superintendent, dean, chairperson, exec, consul, premier, overseer, front office, controller, CEO, mayor, head honcho, head person, person upstairs, prez
admiration 14 noun great respect love, praise, recognition, wonder, delight, appreciation, pleasure, account, regard, honor, favor, approval, liking, prizing
admiration 19 noun great respect adoration, applause, affection, reverence, wonderment, fondness, esteem, obeisance, veneration, homage, idolization, approbation, idolatry, deference, estimation, worship, glorification, marveling, valuing
admire 9 verb hold in high regard prize, treasure, appreciate, honor, credit, praise, respect, value, approve
admire 36 verb hold in high regard extol, applaud, laud, commend, adore, hail, cherish, worship, revere, idolize, glorify, eulogize, venerate, esteem, delight in, fall for, go for, marvel at, be crazy about, be crazy for, be crazy over, be mad about, be nuts about, be stuck on, be sweet on, be wild about, get high on, groove on, hold in respect, look up to, moon over, pay homage to, rate highly, take pleasure in, think highly of, wonder at
admission 10 noun entering or allowing entry entrance, introduction, acceptance, access, recognition, door, reception, permission, welcome, way
admission 8 noun entering or allowing entry confirmation, admittance, ingress, entrée, designation, initiation, certification, entree
admission 4 noun confession or acknowledgment revelation, statement, testimony, profession
admission 17 noun confession or acknowledgment disclosure, confirmation, accession, admittance, assertion, concession, testimonial, assent, affidavit, averment, attestation, deposition, affirmation, avowal, declaration, allowance, divulgence
admit 17 verb allow entry or use grant, receive, permit, introduce, concede, accept, enter, take, buy, okay, shelter, house, bless, initiate, entertain, let, suffer
admit 10 verb allow entry or use sign, harbor, lodge, take in, be big on, give access, give the nod, give thumbs up, let in, sign off on
admit 29 verb confess, acknowledge disclose, reveal, confirm, recognize, grant, accept, tell, indicate, concede, allow, permit, declare, approve, agree, talk, own, consent, number, bare, relate, expose, communicate, let, adopt, tolerate, yield, proclaim, credit, uncover
admit 21 verb confess, acknowledge affirm, recite, enumerate, concur, acquiesce, divulge, confide, accord, avow, unveil, narrate, spill, profess, bring to light, let on, cop a plea, go into details, make known, open up, own up, subscribe to
adopt 17 verb choose or take something as one's own use, support, accept, maintain, embrace, endorse, follow, approve, select, opt, tap, seize, assume, utilize, borrow, appropriate, adapt
adopt 12 verb choose or take something as one's own ratify, take up, mimic, affirm, assent, imitate, affiliate, espouse, take on, go down the line, go in for, take over
adopt 5 verb legally care for another's child choose, select, raise, foster, pick
adopt 2 verb legally care for another's child naturalize, take in
adoption 9 noun choosing or taking something as one's own acceptance, maintenance, approval, selection, support, choice, following, assumption, embracing
adoption 11 noun choosing or taking something as one's own enactment, ratification, endorsement, appropriation, confirmation, embracement, approbation, espousal, taking on, taking over, taking up
adoption 3 noun legal taking of another's child fostering, raising, adopting
adoption 3 noun legal taking of another's child fosterage, naturalizing, taking in
adult 2 adj being mature, fully grown developed, grown
adult 4 adj being mature, fully grown grown-up, ripe, of age, ripened
adult 3 noun a mature, fully grown person person, woman, man
adult 2 noun a mature, fully grown person gentleperson, grownup
advance 7 adj ahead in position or time forward, leading, prior, first, earlier, early, previously
advance 5 adj ahead in position or time beforehand, foremost, in front, in the forefront, in the lead
advance 2 noun forward movement progress, motion
advance 4 noun forward movement advancement, impetus, headway, progression
advance 11 noun improvement, progress in development development, rise, increase, step, growth, gain, progress, boost, promotion, up, upping
advance 11 noun improvement, progress in development breakthrough, advancement, upgrade, amelioration, enrichment, break, headway, go-ahead, buildup, furtherance, betterment
advance 7 noun money given beforehand increase, hike, stake, loan, credit, score, deposit
advance 11 noun money given beforehand rise, bite, retainer, take, touch, allowance, accommodation, down payment, prepayment, floater, front money
advance 10 verb move something forward, often quickly accelerate, storm, progress, promote, speed, achieve, march, proceed, launch, drive
advance 33 verb move something forward, often quickly propel, dispatch, elevate, conquer, skyrocket, hasten, quicken, come forward, gain ground, get ahead, go ahead, move up, bring forward, continue ahead, continue on, forge ahead, get green light, get there, get with it, go forth, go forward, go great guns, go places, go to town, make headway, make the scene, move on, move onward, press on, push ahead, push on, send forward, step forward
advance 15 verb promote or propose an idea offer, encourage, introduce, benefit, push, further, boost, urge, suggest, serve, submit, foster, spot, cite, present
advance 16 verb promote or propose an idea plug, splash, ballyhoo, adduce, proffer, hype, puff, allege, beat the drum for, get ink for, lay forward, make a pitch for, put forward, put on the map, set forth, throw spotlight on
advance 4 verb give money beforehand provide, pay, loan, lend
advance 1 verb give money beforehand furnish
advance 9 verb increase in amount, number, or position develop, raise, boost, grow, improve, grade, prefer, up, thrive
advance 17 verb increase in amount, number, or position upgrade, prosper, magnify, enlarge, elevate, multiply, uplift, hit the jackpot, make out, pan out, break the bank, get fat, get rich, hit pay dirt, make a killing, strike gold, strike it rich
advantage 34 noun benefit, favored position or circumstance influence, recognition, wealth, lead, profit, support, improvement, favor, asset, interest, return, power, choice, protection, preference, convenience, edge, position, gain, help, authority, sanction, utility, hold, assistance, comfort, resources, good, blessing, break, odds, aid, starting, luck
advantage 18 noun benefit, favored position or circumstance dominance, leverage, upper hand, superiority, precedence, prevalence, expediency, supremacy, leeway, eminence, avail, boon, gratification, prestige, mastery, ascendancy, leg-up, pre-eminence
adventure 12 noun risky or unexpected undertaking exploit, trip, experience, scene, happening, undertaking, incident, hazard, chance, venture, enterprise, speculation
adventure 7 noun risky or unexpected undertaking feat, peril, jeopardy, endangerment, contingency, occurrence, emprise
advertising 14 noun public notice of sale; notices to increase consumer desire pitch, announcement, spread, exhibition, publicity, posting, broadcasting, promotion, displaying, billing, promoting, blasting, exhibiting, announcing
advertising 13 noun public notice of sale; notices to increase consumer desire buildup, proclamation, exposition, hoopla, plug, ballyhoo, hype, puff, hard sell, screamer, squib, PR, promo
advice 22 noun recommendation information, word, help, judgment, guidance, instruction, tip, warning, aid, suggestion, recommendation, opinion, lesson, view, news, proposal, prescription, counsel, charge, teaching, steer, directions
advice 19 noun recommendation consultation, encouragement, tip-off, injunction, telltale, tidings, admonition, advisement, advocacy, proposition, caution, exhortation, persuasion, forewarning, word to the wise, input, dissuasion, bum steer, two cents' worth
advise 17 verb offer recommendation urge, charge, prepare, suggest, encourage, direct, warn, instruct, recommend, counsel, advocate, prompt, move, update, guide, steer, preach
advise 17 verb offer recommendation commend, admonish, caution, point out, prescribe, exhort, forewarn, tout, enjoin, dissuade, opine, kibitz, give a pointer, give a tip, level with, put bug in ear, put in two cents
advise 6 verb offer information warn, inform, tell, show, update, report
advise 16 verb offer information apprise, notify, acquaint, clue, post, fill in, clue in, give the word, keep posted, lay it out, let in on, make known, put next to, put on the line, put on to, tip off
adviser 6 noun mentor coach, consultant, counselor, aide, instructor, monitor
adviser 4 noun mentor confidant, tipster, nestor, admonitor
advocate 7 noun person supporting an idea or cause publicly lawyer, defender, supporter, counsel, attorney, speaker, champion
advocate 11 noun person supporting an idea or cause publicly promoter, proponent, backer, exponent, spokesperson, apostle, campaigner, expounder, pleader, proposer, upholder
advocate 17 verb support idea or cause publicly urge, support, back, favor, encourage, recommend, propose, push, further, promote, defend, justify, advance, champion, bless, advise, side
advocate 29 verb support idea or cause publicly uphold, tout, plug, vindicate, bolster, countenance, boost, build up, go for, go to bat for, press for, campaign for, argue for, be in corner, brace up, get on bandwagon, give a leg up, give a lift, go with, hold with, plead for, plump for, ride shotgun for, root for, run interference for, say so, speak for, spread around, stump for
aesthetic 2 adj beautiful artistic, creative
aesthetic 4 adj beautiful artful, gorgeous, inventive, esthetic
affair 29 noun matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity case, project, transaction, proceeding, question, topic, incident, task, interest, employment, event, subject, province, duty, episode, happening, circumstance, occupation, undertaking, profession, mission, calling, job, responsibility, pursuit, assignment, realm, obligation, concern
affair 5 noun matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity thing, hap, avocation, occurrence, office function
affair 3 noun illicit sexual relationship relationship, love, romance
affair 14 noun illicit sexual relationship liaison, fling, rendezvous, amour, intimacy, intrigue, hanky-panky, two-timing, affaire, extracurricular activity, carrying on, goings-on, playing around, thing together
affair 5 noun party or celebration function, do, gathering, entertainment, reception
affair 2 noun party or celebration shindig, soiree
affect 18 verb influence, affect emotionally disturb, upset, influence, involve, interest, touch, alter, change, regard, inspire, relate, prevail, move, impress, transform, modify, stir, overcome
affect 5 verb influence, affect emotionally perturb, induce, sway, impinge, act on
affect 3 verb pretend, imitate assume, adopt, act
affect 15 verb pretend, imitate feign, bluff, contrive, simulate, fake, counterfeit, sham, put on, take on, playact, aspire to, do a bit, lay it on thick, make out like, put up a front
affectionate 10 adj having or showing fondness friendly, warm, loving, dear, devoted, kind, partial, tender, caring, attached
affectionate 11 adj having or showing fondness sympathetic, warmhearted, doting, fond, mushy, all over, crazy over, huggy, lovey-dovey, nutty about, soft on
affinity 4 noun liking or inclination toward something sympathy, leaning, attraction, cotton
affinity 13 noun liking or inclination toward something weakness, closeness, rapport, fondness, affection, thing, partiality, compatibility, cup of tea, druthers, good vibrations, same wavelength, simpatico
affinity 5 noun similarity relationship, connection, alliance, relation, association
affinity 9 noun similarity resemblance, closeness, kinship, correspondence, similitude, semblance, likeness, alikeness, analogy
afford 7 verb able to have or do; within financial means manage, allow, support, bear, sustain, stand, spare
afford 5 verb able to have or do; within financial means incur, be able to, be disposed to, have enough for, have the means for
afford 6 verb give, produce provide, grant, offer, render, supply, yield
afford 3 verb give, produce bestow, impart, furnish
afraid 12 adj fearful nervous, scared, suspicious, shocked, anxious, alarmed, discouraged, disturbed, frozen, upset, worried, cowed
afraid 32 adj fearful timid, apprehensive, frightened, abashed, aghast, blanched, cowardly, distressed, horrified, intimidated, panic-stricken, perplexed, perturbed, petrified, startled, stunned, terrified, timorous, aroused, daunted, disheartened, dismayed, faint-hearted, have cold feet, in awe, rattled, run scared, scared stiff, scared to death, spooked, terror-stricken, trembling
afraid 3 adj reluctant, regretful unhappy, sorry, reluctant
afraid 8 adj reluctant, regretful hesitant, loath, unwilling, averse, backward, disinclined, indisposed, uneager
afterlife 1 noun life after death heaven
afterlife 4 noun life after death immortality, hereafter, eternity, the great beyond
afternoon 5 noun period after 12 noon and before sunset siesta, teatime, P.M., cocktail hour, post meridian
age 5 noun period of animate existence youth, life, majority, lifetime, childhood
age 14 noun period of animate existence maturity, old age, infancy, milestone, senility, dotage, boyhood, seniority, adolescence, wear and tear, elderliness, girlhood, adulthood, middle age
age 8 noun a period of time life, generation, era, date, day, span, interval, lifetime
age 7 noun a period of time millennium, epoch, interim, duration, blue moon, century, aeon
age 4 verb become older develop, grow, push, decline
age 10 verb become older mature, get along, deteriorate, mellow, ripen, wane, grow up, grow feeble, grow old, put mileage on
agency 5 noun organization, often business-related department, firm, company, bureau, office
agency 15 noun power, instrumentality operation, force, organ, vehicle, medium, means, efficiency, work, influence, mechanism, instrument, activity, action, intervention, channel
agency 4 noun power, instrumentality intercession, auspices, mediation, instrumentality
agenda 6 noun list of things to do calendar, program, plan, schedule, diary, card
agenda 3 noun list of things to do timetable, lineup, docket
agent 17 noun person representing an organization or person in business commissioner, minister, deputy, assistant, worker, broker, representative, lawyer, operator, officer, ambassador, attorney, principal, actor, factor, advocate, servant
agent 25 noun person representing an organization or person in business promoter, operative, go-between, negotiator, substitute, abettor, doer, intermediary, proctor, salesperson, proxy, emissary, surrogate, envoy, steward, delegate, executor, handler, assignee, mover, functionary, factotum, mediary, middleperson, ten percenter
agent 9 noun power, instrument for achievement force, medium, power, organ, means, factor, vehicle, cause, channel
aggregate 9 adj forming a collection from separate parts corporate, combined, collective, collected, added, mixed, total, piled, assembled
aggregate 5 adj forming a collection from separate parts cumulative, heaped, composite, accumulated, amassed
aggregate 13 noun collection body, bulk, mixture, gross, sum, combination, amount, pile, mass, total, whole, quantity, all
aggregate 14 noun collection heap, agglomeration, lump, accumulation, agglomerate, conglomerate, totality, conglomeration, assemblage, the works, whole ball of wax, whole enchilada, whole schmear, whole shooting match
aggregate 10 verb combine into a collection collect, sum, assemble, number, mix, amount, combine, pile, total, come
aggregate 4 verb combine into a collection amass, heap, accumulate, add up
aggressive 6 adj belligerent, hostile threatening, disturbing, offensive, advancing, attacking, invading
aggressive 18 adj belligerent, hostile contentious, intrusive, combative, destructive, antipathetic, barbaric, bellicose, disruptive, martial, militant, pugnacious, quarrelsome, rapacious, warlike, assailing, encroaching, hawkish, intruding
aggressive 4 adj assertive tough, bold, dynamic, pushing
aggressive 26 adj assertive zealous, forceful, cocky, vigorous, smart, energetic, brassy, cheeky, come on, domineering, enterprising, flip, fresh, hard sell, imperious, masterful, militant, nervy, pushy, sassy, strenuous, assertory, get up and go, go after, shooting from the hip, smart alecky
agile 9 adj physically or mentally nimble, deft rapid, athletic, quick, sharp, active, fleet, prompt, ready, stirring
agile 29 adj physically or mentally nimble, deft energetic, frisky, limber, buoyant, spirited, lithe, lively, sprightly, supple, acute, alert, brisk, clever, dexterous, mercurial, quick-witted, sportive, spry, swift, vigorous, vivacious, zippy, winged, bustling, easy-moving, quick on the draw, quick on the trigger, spright, twinkle toes
agonize 9 verb suffer or cause another to suffer disturb, pain, hurt, try, strain, struggle, labor, rack, worry
agonize 19 verb suffer or cause another to suffer lament, harrow, excruciate, crucify, bleed, squirm, afflict, torture, writhe, torment, wince, strive, martyr, distress, carry on, eat heart out, sing the blues, stew over, take it badly
agonized 9 verb suffer or cause another to suffer disturb, pain, hurt, try, strain, struggle, labor, rack, worry
agonized 19 verb suffer or cause another to suffer lament, harrow, excruciate, crucify, bleed, squirm, afflict, torture, writhe, torment, wince, strive, martyr, distress, carry on, eat heart out, sing the blues, stew over, take it badly
agonizing 8 adj difficult and painful, suffering intense, disturbing, extreme, fierce, violent, racking, struggling, tearing
agonizing 6 adj difficult and painful, suffering tortuous, harrowing, excruciating, tormenting, vehement, torturing
agony 1 noun suffering, pain passion
agony 10 noun suffering, pain torture, torment, misery, woe, anguish, dolor, distress, affliction, throes, pangs
agree 14 verb be in unison, assent with another set, grant, recognize, acknowledge, concede, admit, settle, allow, comply, okay, consent, engage, permit, check
agree 24 verb be in unison, assent with another concur, sign, accede, acquiesce, subscribe, bury the hatchet, cut a deal, play ball, yes, be of the same mind, buy into, clinch the deal, come to terms, give blessing, give carte blanche, give green light, give the go-ahead, go along with, make a deal, pass on, see eye to eye, shake on, side with, take one up on
agree 9 verb be similar or consistent square, concert, fit, equal, click, answer, suit, blend, match
agree 20 verb be similar or consistent conform, concur, accord, consort, attune, tally, concord, correspond, synchronize, cohere, jibe, harmonize, coincide, parallel, be in harmony, fall in with, get along with, go hand in hand, go together, go well with
agreeable 9 adj pleasing satisfying, acceptable, pleasant, mild, fair, fine, nice, ready, welcome
agreeable 15 adj pleasing gratifying, enjoyable, delightful, delicious, dandy, peachy, pleasurable, spiffy, swell, hunky-dory, peach, pleasureful, pussycat, to one's liking, to one's taste
agreeable 3 adj appropriate, in keeping proper, consistent, fitting
agreeable 4 adj appropriate, in keeping befitting, compatible, congruous, consonant
agreeable 6 adj willing to be in unison, assent favorable, grateful, willing, consenting, approving, complying
agreeable 8 adj willing to be in unison, assent congenial, sympathetic, amenable, responsive, acquiescent, concurring, in accord, well-disposed
agreement 18 noun concurrence compliance, understanding, compromise, arrangement, alliance, concert, sympathy, adjustment, union, similarity, harmony, approving, verification, acknowledging, authorizing, complying, endorsing, granting
agreement 26 noun concurrence reconciliation, accord, mediation, concession, unison, concord, accession, arbitration, suitableness, bargaining, compatibility, affinity, correspondence, affiliation, amity, congruity, accommodation, concordance, accordance, consistency, conformity, verifying, assenting, acceding, concurring, ratifying
agreement 16 noun document of concurrence, contract negotiation, charter, transaction, protocol, deal, understanding, arrangement, compromise, approval, settlement, okay, note, writ, bond, treaty, recognition
agreement 18 noun document of concurrence, contract pact, covenant, lease, compact, confirmation, avowal, codicil, affidavit, assent, bargain, stipulation, cartel, adjudication, indenture, oath, acknowledgment, piece of paper, the nod
agricultural 2 adj concerning farming, land rural, ranch
agricultural 7 adj concerning farming, land gardening, rustic, horticultural, aggie, agronomical, arboricultural, floricultural
agriculture 1 noun farming, crop production culture
agriculture 6 noun farming, crop production horticulture, cultivation, husbandry, agronomy, tillage, agronomics
aid 25 noun help, support gift, service, assistance, benefit, subsidy, compensation, relief, cooperation, care, treatment, backing, giving, guidance, comfort, favor, attention, rescue, advice, assist, hand, lift, charity, ministry, promotion, reward
aid 20 noun help, support alleviation, encouragement, sustenance, furtherance, advocacy, benefaction, endowment, advancement, bounty, patronage, salvation, handout, reinforcement, deliverance, benevolence, backup, allowance, ministration, leg up, shot in the arm
aid 7 verb help, support assist, encourage, promote, relieve, serve, favor, sustain
aid 14 verb help, support subsidize, abet, alleviate, mitigate, befriend, lighten, bail out, go to bat for, benefact, go with, lend a hand, open doors for, stick up for, straighten out
aids 1 noun immunological disorder virus
aids 5 noun immunological disorder acquired immune deficiency syndrome, sexually transmitted disease, STD, HIV, HIV-positive
air 7 noun gases forming the atmosphere breath, breeze, wind, sky, draft, blast, heavens
air 8 noun gases forming the atmosphere whiff, waft, puff, zephyr, stratosphere, ozone, ventilation, troposphere
air 17 noun distinctive quality or character; style atmosphere, tone, mood, effect, flavor, feeling, quality, look, impression, bearing, feel, pose, appearance, presence, manner, address, property
air 9 noun distinctive quality or character; style aura, comportment, semblance, mannerism, demeanor, deportment, ambience, affectation, mien
air 4 noun musical tune song, strain, theme, lay
air 3 noun musical tune descant, aria, melody
air 4 verb put into the atmosphere; freshen open, expose, fan, cool
air 10 verb put into the atmosphere; freshen circulate, ventilate, aerate, eject, expel, oxygenate, purify, refresh, aerify, air-condition
air 15 verb express opinion publicly disclose, reveal, communicate, publish, declare, broadcast, tell, put, speak, display, exhibit, expose, proclaim, state, voice
air 8 verb express opinion publicly publicize, circulate, ventilate, disseminate, divulge, utter, make known, make public
aircraft 3 noun airplane helicopter, balloon, jet
aircraft 9 noun airplane dirigible, UFO, blimp, flying machine, flying saucer, airliner, chopper, airship, zeppelin
airline 7 noun air carrier air passenger carrier, air service, air shuttle, air taxi, charter airline, commercial airline, commuter airline
airport 2 noun center for transportation by air installation, strip
airport 10 noun center for transportation by air runway, hangar, home plate, landing strip, airfield, airstrip, heliport, airdrome, aerodome, helipad
aisle 11 noun passageway dividing something hallway, lane, corridor, path, opening, clearing, alley, walk, course, way, passage
aisle 5 noun passageway dividing something avenue, ingress, egress, artery, gangway
alarm 8 noun feeling of sudden fear anxiety, tension, horror, terror, panic, scare, strain, stress
alarm 11 noun feeling of sudden fear nervousness, dismay, consternation, apprehension, unease, trepidation, uneasiness, dread, distress, fright, cold feet
alarm 14 noun warning, signaling device signal, cry, warning, bell, sign, clock, tip, shout, call, nod, blast, drum, yell, scream
alarm 19 noun warning, signaling device buzzer, alert, whistle, caution, gong, trumpet, siren, flash, forewarning, flap, tocsin, squeal, scramble, wink, high sign, SOS, Mayday, horn, tip off
alarm 4 verb upset surprise, scare, panic, chill
alarm 15 verb upset dismay, frighten, unnerve, amaze, startle, astonish, daunt, terrify, spook, distress, give a turn, make jump, scare silly, scare stiff, scare to death
album 5 noun blank book for collecting; holder collection, index, register, notebook, portfolio
album 7 noun blank book for collecting; holder anthology, miscellany, depository, memento, scrapbook, registry, memory book
alcohol 3 noun intoxicating, flammable liquid drink, spirits, sauce
alcohol 18 noun intoxicating, flammable liquid smoke, liquor, booze, intoxicant, cocktail, moonshine, tipple, methanol, ethanol, firewater, toddy, alky, rotgut, hootch, palliative, canned heat, hard stuff, red-eye
alcoholic 1 adj intoxicating hard
alcoholic 7 adj intoxicating fermented, inebriant, brewed, distilled, inebriating, sprituous, vinous
alcoholic 12 noun drunk souse, tippler, lush, inebriate, boozer, wino, sot, problem drinker, substance abuser, dipsomaniac, bar fly, hard drinker
alcoholic beverage 4 noun alcoholic drink alcohol, beer, drink, spirits
alcoholic beverage 10 noun alcoholic drink booze, liqueur, liquor, cocktail, intoxicant, mixed drink, wine, hard drink, hard liquor, inebriant
alert 9 adj attentive, lively wise, active, bright, sharp, careful, intelligent, ready, hip, quick
alert 26 adj attentive, lively watchful, wary, observant, perceptive, wired, vigilant, spirited, cagey, circumspect, clever, heedful, on guard, on the ball, wide-awake, with it, jazzed, all ears, fast on the draw, good hands, heads up, on the job, on the lookout, on the qui vive, psyched up, switched on, on one's toes
alert 3 noun warning alarm, signal, sign
alert 8 noun warning siren, flap, admonition, wink, high sign, SOS, Mayday, tip off
alert 5 verb warn inform, alarm, signal, tip, flag
alert 6 verb warn notify, forewarn, tip off, give the high sign, put on guard, wave flag
alive 14 adj being animately existent awake, conscious, live, around, breathing, dynamic, existing, growing, knowing, living, running, vital, working, functioning
alive 8 adj being animately existent viable, animate, cognizant, extant, mortal, operative, subsisting, zoetic
alive 8 adj being active, full of life ready, eager, awake, dynamic, quick, sharp, stirring, vital
alive 19 adj being active, full of life rife, animated, abounding, alert, brisk, cheerful, energetic, lively, overflowing, replete, spirited, sprightly, spry, teeming, vigorous, vivacious, bustling, swarming, zestful
allocation 2 noun distribution share, portion
allocation 5 noun distribution appropriation, allotment, quota, ration, apportionment
allow 4 verb admit; acknowledge grant, own, confess, concede
allow 3 verb admit; acknowledge avow, acquiesce, let on
allow 20 verb permit an action authorize, recognize, support, tolerate, favor, pass, release, approve, okay, license, consent, endorse, bear, commission, admit, let, stand, sanction, suffer, endure
allow 26 verb permit an action oblige, accord, certify, indulge, brook, warrant, empower, accredit, hear of, be big, be game for, free up, give a blank check, give carte blanche, give leave, give permission, give the go-ahead, give the green light, go along with, grant permission, hold with, live with, pass on, put up with, sit still for, take kindly to
allow 6 verb set aside provide, grant, assign, give, spare, lot
allow 7 verb set aside deduct, apportion, remit, allocate, admeasure, allot, mete
allowance 25 noun amount of money or other supply salary, wage, fee, gift, grant, subsidy, pension, aid, contribution, scholarship, taste, share, legacy, measure, slice, pay, commission, lot, interest, cut, prize, portion, part, piece, quantity
allowance 18 noun amount of money or other supply ration, quota, stipend, allotment, allocation, alimony, endowment, stint, apportionment, inheritance, bite, honorarium, bounty, fellowship, bequest, recompense, annuity, remittance
allowance 6 noun discount; concession reduction, adjustment, cut, advantage, admission, sanction
allowance 6 noun discount; concession deduction, accommodation, rebate, toleration, adaptation, sufferance
alloy 4 noun mixture, usually of two metals combination, reduction, compound, blend
alloy 11 noun mixture, usually of two metals adulteration, amalgamation, composite, adulterant, hybrid, debasement, fusion, admixture, denaturant, amalgam, intermixture
alloy 4 verb mix metals mix, combine, compound, blend
alloy 4 verb mix metals amalgamate, fuse, intermix, admix
alloy 2 verb adulterate reduce, diminish
alloy 4 verb adulterate debase, devalue, impair, denature
ally 4 noun something united with another, especially by treaty colleague, partner, friend, associate
ally 7 noun something united with another, especially by treaty helper, accessory, coadjutor, confederate, collaborator, accomplice, co-worker
aloof 9 adj remote distant, above, apart, casual, cold, cool, forbidding, reserved, withdrawn
aloof 28 adj remote haughty, standoffish, unsympathetic, detached, indifferent, unresponsive, chilly, hard-boiled, lone wolf, loner, secluded, solitary, supercilious, thick-skinned, unapproachable, unconcerned, unfriendly, uninterested, unsociable, uppity, incurious, offish, cold fish, hard-hearted, laid back, on ice, putting on airs, stuck up
altar 6 noun church table, pedestal shrine, font, tabernacle, reredos, chantry, retable
amateur 1 noun casual participant recruit
amateur 20 noun casual participant dilettante, tenderfoot, ham, beginner, learner, novice, neophyte, hopeful, aspirant, abecedarian, layperson, dabbler, greenhorn, tyro, apprentice, nonprofessional, probationer, putterer, Sunday driver, bush leaguer
amber 2 adj gold-colored brown, golden
amber 2 adj gold-colored tan, yellowish
ambiguity 3 noun uncertainty of meaning doubt, uncertainty, puzzle
ambiguity 20 noun uncertainty of meaning vagueness, equivocation, obscurity, doubtfulness, dubiousness, tergiversation, indefiniteness, enigma, unclearness, anagram, dubiety, incertitude, equivocality, polysemy, inconclusiveness, indeterminateness, double meaning, double-entendre, equivocacy, polysemousness
ambiguous 3 adj having more than one meaning uncertain, puzzling, vague
ambiguous 20 adj having more than one meaning enigmatic, questionable, unclear, equivocal, opaque, inconclusive, dubious, cryptic, obscure, doubtful, indefinite, indeterminate, muddy, tenebrous, unintelligible, inexplicit, clear as dishwater, enigmatical, multivocal, polysemous
ambition 13 noun strong desire for success desire, longing, love, energy, passion, enthusiasm, initiative, spirit, hope, hunger, drive, enterprise, push
ambition 22 noun strong desire for success pretension, zeal, aspiration, lust, yearning, vigor, appetite, eagerness, itch, hankering, earnestness, ardor, thirst, avidity, emulation, moxie, craving, keenness, right stuff, striving, fire in belly, get up and go
ambition 13 noun something desired desire, goal, wish, aim, purpose, objective, dream, hope, intent, mark, end, target, enterprise
ambition 1 noun something desired aspiration
ambitious 14 adj desiring success determined, aggressive, anxious, designing, driving, eager, hungry, inspired, intent, longing, pushing, sharp, soaring, climbing
ambitious 30 adj desiring success energetic, enthusiastic, earnest, resourceful, ardent, aspiring, avid, come on, desirous, eager beaver, enterprising, hopeful, industrious, purposeful, pushy, thirsty, vaulting, zealous, go-getter, striving, ball of fire, bent upon, come on strong, fireball, get up and go, goal-oriented, hard ball, high-reaching, power-loving, self-starting
ambitious 9 adj requiring great effort, ability demanding, bold, impressive, difficult, elaborate, exacting, hard, severe, challenging
ambitious 9 adj requiring great effort, ability grandiose, energetic, visionary, arduous, formidable, industrious, lofty, pretentious, strenuous
ambulance 2 noun emergency vehicle transport, rescue
ambulance 2 noun emergency vehicle EMS, hospital wagon
amendment 4 noun correction, improvement reform, change, repair, improvement
amendment 11 noun correction, improvement modification, remedy, revision, correction, mending, alteration, reformation, amelioration, enhancement, betterment, rectification
amendment 6 noun addition to a document bill, act, motion, suggestion, measure, rider
amendment 10 noun addition to a document clause, modification, revision, clarification, codicil, alteration, adjunct, supplement, attachment, addendum
amphibian 8 noun cold-blooded vertebrate toad, frog, salamander, hyla, proteus, caecilian, caudate, newt
ample 15 adj more than necessary, sufficient wide, generous, great, substantial, broad, extensive, big, enough, full, heavy, large, liberal, plenty, rich, spare
ample 18 adj more than necessary, sufficient bountiful, copious, plentiful, voluminous, spacious, expansive, abundant, abounding, capacious, commodious, galore, lavish, profuse, roomy, unrestricted, bounteous, plenteous, no end
amputate 2 verb remove a limb separate, eliminate
amputate 7 verb remove a limb cut off, sever, excise, truncate, lop, dismember, cut away
amulet 4 noun charm talisman, ornament, fetish, lucky piece
amuse 6 verb entertain; make laugh please, delight, cheer, charm, occupy, interest
amuse 16 verb entertain; make laugh tickle, gratify, wow, regale, fracture, slay, kill, gladden, divert, panic, grab, crack up, put away, break one up, knock dead, make roll in the aisles
analgesic 4 noun pain remover anesthetic, anodyne, painkiller, soother
analogy 5 noun agreement, similarity comparison, metaphor, correlation, relationship, relation
analogy 11 noun agreement, similarity parallel, correspondence, similitude, semblance, likeness, simile, equivalence, alikeness, affinity, resemblance, homology
analysis 9 noun examination and determination search, study, investigation, inquiry, test, reasoning, division, separation, resolution
analysis 7 noun examination and determination scrutiny, breakdown, partition, subdivision, dissolution, dissection, assay
analysis 10 noun statement of results from examination interpretation, judgment, study, summary, finding, report, opinion, evaluation, reasoning, outline
analysis 1 noun statement of results from examination estimation
analyst 2 noun person who examines and determines; psychoanalyst investigator, therapist
analyst 11 noun person who examines and determines; psychoanalyst accountant, psychiatrist, questioner, examiner, guru, inquisitor, shrink, number cruncher, psychotherapist, couch doctor, head shrinker
angel 2 noun attendant of god spirit, sprite
angel 11 noun attendant of god guardian, cherub, supernatural being, archangel, seraph, celestial being, divine messenger, heavenly being, holy being, spiritual being, God's messenger
angel 5 noun sweet, kind person beauty, treasure, ideal, dear, dream
angel 5 noun sweet, kind person jewel, paragon, saint, darling, gem
anger 5 noun state of being mad, annoyed rage, violence, passion, storm, mad
anger 44 noun state of being mad, annoyed annoyance, acrimony, impatience, enmity, fury, antagonism, resentment, animosity, ire, temper, displeasure, irritation, outrage, hatred, exasperation, indignation, tiff, irascibility, umbrage, pique, rankling, gall, irritability, choler, distemper, chagrin, petulance, stew, peevishness, huff, tantrum, miff, conniption, soreness, vexation, disapprobation, dander, blow up, infuriation, cat fit, hissy fit, ill humor, ill temper, slow burn
anger 4 verb make someone mad; become mad provoke, cross, boil, burn
anger 51 verb make someone mad; become mad annoy, inflame, aggravate, embitter, exasperate, displease, infuriate, excite, irritate, exacerbate, enrage, offend, rile, arouse, antagonize, incense, outrage, rankle, bait, agitate, goad, umbrage, pique, seethe, gall, craze, madden, vex, bristle, ruffle, acerbate, stew, tempt, fret, chafe, affront, miff, rant, nettle, rave, blow up, egg on, boil over, burn up, get mad, make sore, raise hell, steam up, stir up, get on one's nerves, lose one's temper
angle 10 noun shape formed by two lines meeting at a point twist, corner, edge, point, bend, decline, fork, turn, elbow, turning
angle 17 noun shape formed by two lines meeting at a point intersection, slant, crook, nook, cusp, divergence, dogleg, incline, flare, crotch, notch, flection, flexure, Y, knee, V, obliquity
angle 10 noun personal approach, purpose direction, perspective, aspect, hand, aim, intention, plan, position, approach, side
angle 5 noun personal approach, purpose point of view, viewpoint, slant, standpoint, outlook
angle 1 verb fish cast
angle 2 verb fish dangle a line, drop a line
angry 8 adj being mad, often extremely mad heated, bitter, cross, fierce, hot, provoked, raging, storming
angry 44 adj being mad, often extremely mad enraged, resentful, offended, irritable, impassioned, irate, uptight, sullen, furious, irritated, annoyed, indignant, choleric, displeased, ferocious, fiery, hateful, huffy, ill-tempered, incensed, inflamed, infuriated, irascible, sore, sulky, tumultous/tumultuous, turbulent, wrathful, ireful, exasperated, outraged, affronted, antagonized, chafed, convulsed, exacerbated, fuming, galled, maddened, nettled, piqued, riled, splenetic, vexed
animal 3 adj beastlike; carnal natural, wild, physical
animal 15 adj beastlike; carnal bodily, brute, beastly, bestial, corporeal, earthly, earthy, feral, fleshy, muscular, sensual, untamed, mammalian, brutish, zoological
animal 4 noun animate being; mammal pet, beast, creature, being
animal 10 noun animate being; mammal stray, brute, mutt, bum, vertebrate, invertebrate, varmint, critter, living thing, wild thing
animated 7 adj lively excited, active, dynamic, gay, happy, quick, vital
animated 26 adj lively spirited, vivid, energetic, elated, brisk, alert, animate, ardent, buoyant, ebullient, enthusiastic, fervent, passionate, peppy, snappy, sprightly, vibrant, vigorous, vivacious, zealous, zippy, energized, activated, vitalized, zestful, zingy
ankle 5 noun joint between leg and foot bone, talus, anklebone, tarsus, astragalus
anniversary 3 noun yearly observance, celebration ceremony, holiday, festival
anniversary 5 noun yearly observance, celebration commemoration, recurrence, red-letter day, jubilee, feast day
announcement 18 noun proclamation, declaration notice, revelation, prediction, broadcast, release, statement, report, news, message, briefing, publication, communication, advice, reporting, broadcasting, expression, publishing, exposing
announcement 13 noun proclamation, declaration disclosure, advertisement, edict, promulgation, dissemination, recitation, exposition, intimation, narration, bulletin, notification, divulgence, communiqué
annoy 11 verb irritate, upset disturb, bother, trouble, bore, worry, provoke, get, needle, break, bug, ride
annoy 42 verb irritate, upset turn off, exasperate, perturb, peeve, displease, vex, rile, irk, agitate, gall, distress, beleaguer, badger, gnaw, nudge, nag, pester, madden, abrade, bedevil, ruffle, plague, chafe, miff, tease, nettle, harass, harry, egg on, henpeck, push button, fire up, T-off, ask for it, be at, be on the back of, burn up, heat up, hit where one lives, make waves, tick off, work on
annoyance 2 noun feeling of being irritated frustration, anger
annoyance 10 noun feeling of being irritated discontent, displeasure, exasperation, pique, irritation, indignation, unhappiness, irascibility, vexation, distress
annoyance 3 noun source of irritation difficulty, headache, trouble
annoyance 5 noun source of irritation inconvenience, irritant, discomfort, aggravation, nuisance
annoyed 1 adj upset bothered
annoyed 3 adj upset miffed, sore, irked
annoying 1 adj causing irritation disturbing
annoying 5 adj causing irritation troublesome, irritating, bothersome, vexatious, aggravating
annual 1 adj occurring, done yearly anniversary
annual 4 adj occurring, done yearly each year, every year, once a year, year end
annual 2 adj lasting for a year yearlong, a year's worth
annual 2 noun book produced once a year report, summary
annual 2 noun book produced once a year yearbook, annuary
anonymous 2 adj unknown, usually by choice secret, bearding
anonymous 24 adj unknown, usually by choice unidentified, unnamed, undisclosed, nameless, incognito, pseudo, pseudonymous, unspecified, unsigned, Jane/John Doe, X, innominate, so and so, such and such, unacknowledged, unattested, unavowed, unclaimed, uncredited, undesignated, whatchamacallit, whatsis, you know who, what's his/her name
answer 23 noun reply; reaction comment, remark, interpretation, key, explanation, solution, sign, result, statement, observation, report, return, resolution, response, feedback, echo, defense, close, lip, crack, plea, cooler, topper
answer 25 noun reply; reaction justification, rebuttal, rejoinder, repartee, elucidation, disclosure, wisecrack, acknowledgment, guff, vindication, comeback, retort, refutation, riposte, back talk, pay dirt, quick fix, antiphon, counterclaim, backcap, Band-Aid, parting shot, rhetorical question, thank-you note, the ticket
answer 18 verb reply, react respond, claim, deny, resolve, return, acknowledge, explain, say, solve, plead, argue, defend, remark, feedback, contest, echo, settle, dispute
answer 22 verb reply, react sass, refute, rejoin, top, retort, squelch, disprove, retaliate, comeback, parry, rebut, back talk, get back at, counterclaim, answer back, back at you, be in touch, field the question, get back to, give a snappy comeback, shoot back, talk back
answer 8 verb solve; fulfill meet, satisfy, work, serve, qualify, suit, pass, fill
answer 16 verb solve; fulfill do, clarify, conform, lick, correlate, fit, crack, suffice, correspond, unzip, elucidate, dope, deal with, dope out, measure up, work through
ant 7 noun insect pest, vermin, louse, flea, beetle, gnat, cootie
ant 2 noun bug bee, fly
ant 28 noun bug tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket
ant 5 noun pest insect, fly, rat, snake, mice
ant 9 noun pest weasel, rodent, mosquito, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede
ant 4 noun constant motion; discontent anxiety, activity, hurry, movement
ant 28 noun constant motion; discontent nervousness, agitation, insomnia, disquiet, jitters, uneasiness, ferment, instability, turmoil, disturbance, ailment, unrest, disquietude, restiveness, turbulence, inquietude, bustle, transience, inconstancy, jumpiness, edginess, excitability, fretfulness, ants, fitfulness, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness
ant 4 noun restlessness movement, hurry, anxiety, activity
ant 28 noun restlessness ailment, agitation, unrest, uneasiness, disturbance, disquiet, ferment, nervousness, turmoil, insomnia, unease, restiveness, disquietude, turbulence, jitters, instability, bustle, ants, fitfulness, inconstancy, edginess, transience, fretfulness, jumpiness, excitability, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness
ant 4 noun restlessness movement, hurry, anxiety, activity
ant 28 noun restlessness ailment, agitation, unrest, uneasiness, disturbance, disquiet, ferment, inquietude, nervousness, turmoil, insomnia, unease, disquietude, bustle, turbulence, jitters, instability, ants, fitfulness, inconstancy, edginess, transience, fretfulness, jumpiness, excitability, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness
ant 4 noun restlessness anxiety, activity, hurry, movement
ant 28 noun restlessness nervousness, turmoil, agitation, disquiet, unrest, jitters, uneasiness, turbulence, ferment, instability, disturbance, ailment, inquietude, insomnia, disquietude, restiveness, bustle, edginess, transience, excitability, fretfulness, inconstancy, ants, fitfulness, jumpiness, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness
anthropology 2 noun study of humans and their culture folklore, sociology
antibiotic 9 noun medicine wonder drug, penicillin, amoxicillin, tetracycline, erythromycin, streptomycin, ampicillin, sulfonamide, sulfa drug
anticipation 7 noun expectation joy, prospect, hope, promise, trust, awaiting, prescience
anticipation 13 noun expectation apprehension, expectancy, outlook, contemplation, impatience, preconception, foresight, premonition, presentiment, preoccupation, foretaste, high hopes, looking forward
anticipation 2 noun readiness; forethought awareness, prescience
anticipation 15 noun readiness; forethought apprehension, intuition, foreboding, forethought, inkling, foresight, preconception, realization, premonition, forecast, presentiment, prevision, foretaste, foreseeing, prior knowledge
anxiety 10 noun worry, tension suffering, uncertainty, doubt, trouble, panic, concern, care, shakes, jumps, needles
anxiety 38 noun worry, tension nervousness, restlessness, apprehension, disquiet, unease, misgiving, mistrust, angst, jitters, uneasiness, dread, misery, suspense, distress, foreboding, heebie-jeebies, watchfulness, fuss, solicitude, downer, flap, drag, disquietude, botheration, sweat, goose bumps, pins and needles, all-overs, shivers, fidgets, fretfulness, willies, creeps, butterflies, worriment, ants in pants, cold sweat, nail-biting
apathy 23 noun uncaring attitude, lack of interest lethargy, indifference, passiveness, dullness, coolness, insensibility, stoicism, listlessness, dispassion, aloofness, detachment, coldness, unconcern, disinterest, disregard, unresponsiveness, heedlessness, lassitude, insensitivity, insouciance, emotionlessness, passivity, halfheartedness
ape 4 verb mimic echo, mirror, affect, copy
ape 15 verb mimic imitate, emulate, do, caricature, ditto, parrot, counterfeit, impersonate, travesty, mock, parody, take off, do like, go like, make like
apex 9 noun top, high point point, tip, maximum, roof, height, summit, peak, tops, greatest
apex 17 noun top, high point culmination, pinnacle, apogee, cusp, acme, zenith, climax, crown, vertex, spire, crest, meridian, most, ne plus ultra, sublimity, max, up there
apology 6 noun offering of remorse, regret explanation, confession, excuse, plea, admission, defense
apology 11 noun offering of remorse, regret reparation, justification, acknowledgment, amends, redress, atonement, concession, mitigation, extenuation, vindication, mea culpa
apparatus 12 noun equipment with a purpose gear, means, mechanism, machine, device, supplies, provisions, outfit, tackle, stuff, implement, tools
apparatus 26 noun equipment with a purpose appliance, machinery, gizmo, jigger, doodad, gimmick, paraphernalia, dingbat, contraption, widget, job, gimcrack, furnishings, setup, thingamajig, doohickey, black box, idiot box, whatsis, utensils, habiliments, whatchamacallit, grabber, accoutrement, gaff, whosis
apparatus 2 noun organization or system network, structure
apparatus 4 noun organization or system hierarchy, bureaucracy, setup, chain of command
apparent 3 adj seeming, not proven real supposed, possible, likely
apparent 11 adj seeming, not proven real probable, credible, illusive, illusory, ostensible, outward, plausible, specious, superficial, suppositious, semblant
apparent 8 adj obvious evident, clear, visible, distinct, marked, open, patent, plain
apparent 24 adj obvious discernible, noticeable, overt, unmistakable, understandable, palpable, glaring, conspicuous, barefaced, crystal clear, indubitable, manifest, observable, perceivable, self-evident, transparent, unambiguous, unequivocal, big as life, clear cut, make no bones, open and shut, out in the open, under one's nose
appeal 11 noun request for help claim, bid, suit, question, application, call, plea, demand, proposal, address, prayer
appeal 13 noun request for help overture, petition, proposition, submission, supplication, requisition, entreaty, invocation, recourse, imploration, solicitation, importunity, adjuration
appeal 3 noun power to attract, interest charm, beauty, attraction
appeal 9 noun power to attract, interest allure, attractiveness, fascination, pleasingness, interestingness, glamor, charmingness, engagingness, seductiveness
appeal 20 verb request urge, sue, claim, pray, propose, require, plead, submit, call, contest, address, demand, ask, apply, refer, advance, bid, question, beg, strike
appeal 13 verb request petition, beseech, importune, entreat, implore, crave, proposition, solicit, supplicate, adjure, call upon, hit on, resort to
appeal 4 verb attract, interest invite, engage, please, charm
appeal 10 verb attract, interest fascinate, tantalize, captivate, beguile, allure, entice, tempt, enchant, intrigue, catch the eye
appear 14 verb come into sight emerge, develop, show, surface, occur, arrive, come, present, attend, spring, expose, rise, arise, issue
appear 28 verb come into sight materialize, come out, turn up, turn out, show up, loom, recur, check in, drop in, pop up, crop up, be present, be within view, blow in, bob up, break through, breeze in, clock in, come forth, come into view, come to light, make the scene, pop in, punch in, punch the clock, ring in, roll in, time in
appear 3 verb seem occur, sound, resemble
appear 4 verb seem have the appearance, look as if, look like, strike one as
appear 5 verb be obvious, clear be apparent, be evident, be manifest, be patent, be plain
appear 3 verb be published; perform perform, play, enter
appear 14 verb be published; perform come out, oblige, come on, be created, be developed, be invented, become available, come into being, come into existence, come on stage, make an appearance, play a part, present oneself, take part
appearance 12 noun coming into sight arrival, debut, presentation, display, presence, entrance, coming, introduction, rise, exhibition, representation, appearing
appearance 8 noun coming into sight actualization, advent, manifestation, materialization, emergence, unveiling, showing up, turning up
appearance 26 noun outward aspect, characteristic character, image, presentation, look, presence, blind, bearing, fashion, figure, shape, face, dress, feature, attitude, form, screen, pose, front, condition, outline, air, cast, mode, expression, manner, looks
appearance 8 noun outward aspect, characteristic demeanor, mien, stamp, semblance, countenance, mannerism, carriage, guise
appearance 14 noun outward show; pretense image, sound, impression, blind, reflection, screen, idea, front, beard, dream, illusion, vision, phenomenon, seeming
appearance 7 noun outward show; pretense semblance, facade, specter, guise, countenance, aura, mirage
appendix 7 noun added material at end of document index, addition, notes, sample, table, rider, verification
appendix 9 noun added material at end of document postscript, addendum, codicil, excursus, adjunct, supplement, appendage, appurtenance, attachment
appetite 10 noun desire for food, worldly goods longing, stomach, willingness, hunger, taste, weakness, passion, demand, urge, liking
appetite 25 noun desire for food, worldly goods penchant, zest, zeal, thirst, lust, yearning, greed, propensity, craving, fondness, inclination, itch, hankering, yen, voracity, appetency, ravenousness, appetence, relish, proclivity, soft spot, gluttony, sweet tooth, appetition, big eyes
applaud 6 verb clap for; express approval encourage, cheer, praise, recommend, approve, boost
applaud 16 verb clap for; express approval laud, commend, hail, compliment, plug, glorify, magnify, eulogize, acclaim, rave, root, extol, give a hand, give ovation, hear it for, kudize
applause 6 noun clapping; expression of approval praise, hand, cheering, round, rooting, cheers
applause 15 noun clapping; expression of approval acclaim, ovation, accolade, kudos, commendation, acclamation, approbation, plaudits, laudation, standing ovation, hurrahs, big hand, bring down the house, eulogizing, hand-clapping
apple 4 noun globe, sphere balloon, drop, pill, round
apple 5 noun globe, sphere orb, globule, pellet, globoid, spheroid
apple 5 noun large town center, downtown, place, capital, port
apple 11 noun large town metropolis, municipality, burg, borough, megalopolis, conurbation, boom town, metropolitan area, polis, urban place, urbs
apple 6 noun the world planet, globe, star, universe, creation, sphere
apple 11 noun the world dust, macrocosm, cosmos, orb, terra firma, terrene, vale, big blue marble, sublunary world, terra, terrestrial sphere
apple 6 noun earth, sphere planet, world, map, ball, balloon, round
apple 5 noun earth, sphere orb, terrene, spheroid, big blue marble, rondure
apple 4 adj emerald in color pine, forest, sea, grass
apple 22 adj emerald in color fir, sap, jade, sage, moss, olive, blue-green, peacock, spinach, willow, verdigris, malachite, beryl, chartreuse, kelly, aquamarine, pea, lime, bice, greenish-blue, vert, viridian
apple 5 noun celestial body orbiting a star sphere, earth, globe, world, marble
apple 7 noun celestial body orbiting a star orb, heavenly body, terrene, asteroid, planetoid, luminous body, wandering star
apple 7 noun globular object planet, circle, ball, globe, pill, earth, round
apple 5 noun globular object orb, globule, pellet, big blue marble, rondure
apple 3 noun incorporated community city, seat, sticks
apple 8 noun incorporated community municipality, metropolis, burg, boondocks, hamlet, borough, township, whistle-stop
applicant 1 noun person trying for position candidate
applicant 10 noun person trying for position seeker, aspirant, claimant, hopeful, petitioner, suppliant, suitor, inquirer, postulant, appellant
application 9 noun use function, operation, play, practice, value, purpose, employment, exercise, exercising
application 7 noun use utilization, pertinence, usance, appositeness, appliance, relevance, germaneness
application 10 noun request claim, form, inquiry, letter, demand, appeal, blank, paper, draft, suit
application 4 noun request petition, entreaty, requisition, solicitation
application 7 noun hard work study, effort, industry, attention, commitment, consideration, concentration
application 8 noun hard work perseverance, attentiveness, assiduity, deliberation, diligence, zeal, dedication, busyness
application 6 noun putting substance on another treatment, administration, rubbing, administering, applying, oiling
application 2 noun putting substance on another creaming, dosing
applied 9 adj used tested, enforced, practiced, devoted, related, adapted, adjusted, exercised, utilized
applied 3 adj used correlated, activated, brought to bear
appoint 16 verb assign responsibility; decide set, elect, name, choose, install, establish, assign, select, finger, tap, fix, direct, commission, settle, command, determine
appoint 8 verb assign responsibility; decide nominate, designate, decree, ordain, allot, enjoin, accredit, delegate
appoint 7 verb furnish gear, fit, supply, provide, outfit, equip, arm
appoint 3 verb furnish rig, turn out, fit out
appointment 7 noun arrangement for meeting; prearranged meeting interview, assignment, date, invitation, engagement, session, meet
appointment 8 noun arrangement for meeting; prearranged meeting consultation, assignation, errand, tryst, gig, rendezvous, zero hour, blind date
appointment 11 noun assignment of responsibility selection, choice, election, approval, nomination, installation, promotion, choosing, commissioning, assigning, naming
appointment 8 noun assignment of responsibility designation, ordination, delegation, allotment, authorization, deputation, certification, empowering
appointment 11 noun job, position of responsibility assignment, post, nominee, office, candidate, work, station, place, representative, situation, employment
appointment 4 noun job, position of responsibility appointee, berth, delegate, officeholder
appointment 3 noun furnishing(s) gear, outfit, fitting
appointment 6 noun furnishing(s) paraphernalia, fixture, appurtenance, trappings, equipage, accoutrement
appreciate 3 verb be grateful, thankful enjoy, welcome, acknowledge
appreciate 8 verb be grateful, thankful be appreciative, be indebted, be obliged, flip over, freak out on, get high on, give thanks, groove on
appreciate 5 verb increase in worth enhance, gain, improve, rise, grow
appreciate 2 verb increase in worth inflate, raise the value of
appreciate 9 verb recognize worth acknowledge, read, recognize, perceive, understand, know, grasp, realize, dig
appreciate 11 verb recognize worth fathom, comprehend, apprehend, savvy, sympathize with, be aware of, be cognizant of, be conscious of, catch the drift, see daylight, take account of
appreciate 10 verb value highly enjoy, regard, love, like, treasure, admire, praise, respect, honor, prize
appreciate 10 verb value highly savor, relish, applaud, adore, cherish, esteem, extol, apprise, look up to, rate highly
approach 11 noun way, means of arriving access, path, way, advance, entrance, reaching, landing, passage, coming, gate, road
approach 5 noun way, means of arriving advent, nearing, accession, avenue, drawing near
approach 5 noun request, suggestion proposal, appeal, advance, application, offer
approach 2 noun request, suggestion proposition, overture
approach 16 noun plan of attack, resolution style, concept, means, technique, idea, attitude, program, manner, way, method, procedure, mode, shot, offer, course, crack
approach 8 noun plan of attack, resolution lick, fling, stab, go, wrinkle, whack, modus operandi, new wrinkle
approach 14 verb come nearer reach, surround, near, contact, threaten, meet, come, match, advance, resemble, equal, bear, progress, border
approach 22 verb come nearer approximate, impend, converge, buzz, come at, take after, be comparable to, be like, belly up to, catch up, close in, come close, compare with, correspond to, creep up, draw near, gain on, go toward, loom up, move in on, move toward, verge upon
approach 7 verb make request, suggestion feel, advise, greet, address, propose, plead, consult
approach 20 verb make request, suggestion beseech, implore, tumble, confer, entreat, accost, supplicate, thumb, appeal to, apply to, feel one out, give a play, give a tumble, make advance, make overture, make up to, sound out, speak to, take aside, talk to
approach 2 verb begin start, undertake
approach 3 verb begin embark, commence, set about
appropriate 16 adj suitable relevant, useful, fitting, good, proper, correct, belonging, right, fit, deserved, becoming, adapted, due, just, true, desired
appropriate 18 adj suitable convenient, applicable, apt, pertinent, opportune, befitting, apropos, congruous, felicitous, germane, on the nose, rightful, seemly, tailor-made, well-timed, appurtenant, on the button, well-suited
appropriate 6 verb set aside; allocate devote, appoint, budget, assign, allow, reserve
appropriate 5 verb set aside; allocate apportion, earmark, allot, disburse, set apart
appropriate 6 verb steal borrow, secure, cop, pocket, lift, grab
appropriate 18 verb steal embezzle, misappropriate, confiscate, pilfer, annex, swipe, snatch, filch, usurp, hijack, liberate, clap, get fingers on, get hands on, glom on to, grab hold of, moonlight requisition, take over
approval 12 noun authorization sanction, license, permission, mandate, consent, support, recommendation, blessing, okay, compliance, leave, bells
approval 11 noun authorization confirmation, ratification, go-ahead, endorsement, green light, concurrence, assent, countenance, acquiescence, validation, the nod
approval 8 noun good opinion appreciation, regard, favor, praise, respect, liking, strokes, stroking
approval 12 noun good opinion admiration, acclaim, applause, commendation, wow, approbation, esteem, puff, pat on the back, PR, pat on the head, pumping up
approve 8 verb agree something is good favor, accept, admire, handle, like, appreciate, praise, respect
approve 17 verb agree something is good acclaim, applaud, commend, countenance, approbate, esteem, be big on, face it, go along with, grin and bear it, live with, put up with, regard highly, roll with punches, string along with, take up on, think highly of
approve 23 verb allow, authorize authorize, advocate, okay, license, support, endorse, confirm, accept, sign, sanction, recommend, establish, agree, permit, charter, consent, seal, second, maintain, buy, encourage, mandate, boost
approve 29 verb allow, authorize uphold, ratify, certify, back, groove, accede, concur, acquiesce, affirm, empower, assent, bless, dig, validate, pronounce, accredit, thumbs up, push for, buy into, get behind, give go-ahead, go along with, hats off to, lap up, make law, make valid, sign off on, stump for, subscribe to
aquarium 3 noun fish tank fishbowl, aquatic museum, marine exhibit
arachnid 5 noun spider tick, mite, tarantula, scorpion, harvestman
arbitrary 1 adj whimsical, chance random
arbitrary 20 adj whimsical, chance irrational, irresponsible, unreasonable, erratic, subjective, capricious, inconsistent, willful, discretionary, frivolous, approximate, fanciful, injudicious, offhand, optional, supercilious, superficial, unaccountable, unscientific, wayward
arbitrary 2 adj dictatorial absolute, summary
arbitrary 18 adj dictatorial autocratic, bossy, despotic, dogmatic, domineering, downright, flat out, high-handed, imperious, magisterial, overbearing, peremptory, tyrannical, monocratic, tyrannous, no ifs ands or buts, no joke, straight out
arch 15 adj principal, superior head, champion, expert, leading, top, finished, primary, accomplished, chief, master, major, main, first, highest, greatest
arch 4 adj principal, superior premier, consummate, foremost, preeminent
arch 10 adj knowing, coy sly, artful, frolicsome, mischievous, pert, playful, roguish, saucy, waggish, wily
arch 3 noun curve, curved structure span, bow, bend
arch 6 noun curve, curved structure archway, arc, semicircle, dome, curvature, vault
arch 10 verb curve bridge, span, form, extend, stretch, bow, hook, shape, bend, round
arch 4 verb curve arc, hump, hunch, camber
architecture 4 noun design of buildings building, engineering, construction, planning
architecture 1 noun design of buildings architectonics
architecture 6 noun design, structure of something style, construction, composition, framework, formation, constitution
architecture 1 noun design, structure of something make-up
archive 6 noun collection, usually of records roll, papers, files, writings, registers, documents
archive 6 noun collection, usually of records annals, clippings, scrolls, extracts, chronicles, excerpts
area 8 noun extent, scope of a surface field, operation, range, space, distance, stretch, sphere, size
area 4 noun extent, scope of a surface breadth, expanse, compass, width
area 20 noun region, district sector, city, square, neighborhood, zone, section, county, field, state, territory, kingdom, division, domain, plot, stretch, patch, sphere, quarter, block, belt
area 12 noun region, district locality, parcel, vicinity, precinct, dominion, tract, turf, ward, enclosure, neck of the woods, township, principality
arena 14 noun building or enclosure for entertainment or sports square, stadium, park, field, ring, stage, diamond, course, bowl, ice, platform, pit, ground, boards
arena 8 noun building or enclosure for entertainment or sports gymnasium, coliseum, circus, hippodrome, gym, rink, gridiron, amphitheatre
arena 8 noun area of activity sector, field, realm, scene, sphere, province, domain, territory
arena 3 noun area of activity battlefield, theatre, battleground
argument 12 noun verbal fight exchange, controversy, dispute, debate, scene, brush, out, beef, row, spat, words, falling
argument 40 noun verbal fight squabble, clash, brawl, disagreement, feud, altercation, quarrel, tiff, ruckus, wrangle, hassle, go, face-off, rhubarb, scrap, fuss, shindy, stew, ruction, flap, romp, run-in, rumpus, static, blowup, bone of contention, difference of opinion, donnybrook, bickering, crusher, set-to, gin, finisher, knockdown, bone, dustup, bone to pick, brannigan, knock down and drag out, talking heads
argument 14 noun effort to convince; presentation of support case, claim, exchange, discussion, reasoning, reason, plea, logic, questioning, debate, defense, pleading, proof, grounds
argument 8 noun effort to convince; presentation of support contention, assertion, argumentation, polemic, expostulation, remonstration, remonstrance, line of reasoning
arm 8 noun limb, appendage rod, wing, branch, handle, projection, bow, member, hook
arm 11 noun limb, appendage stump, bough, bender, offshoot, fin, prong, flapper, biceps, triceps, flipper, upper arm
arm 13 noun subdivision, annex division, force, power, branch, wing, sector, projection, extension, section, authority, command, department, block
arm 4 noun subdivision, annex affiliate, offshoot, detachment, ell
arm 4 noun narrow body of water branch, sound, stream, channel
arm 10 noun narrow body of water subdivision, creek, rivulet, estuary, strait, brook, fjord, tributary, inlet, firth
arm 16 verb equip with weapon or power load, protect, prepare, supply, provide, strengthen, appoint, prime, gear, deck, guard, outfit, heel, array, issue, pack
arm 14 verb equip with weapon or power fortify, mobilize, tote, accouter, gird, equalize, rig, furnish, heel up, load up, lug iron, make ready, pack a rod, rod up
armchair 5 noun easy chair recliner, Morris chair, elbow chair, wing chair, captain's chair
army 13 noun military force, usually for land company, squad, command, division, flight, column, detail, outfit, battery, formation, wing, troops, soldiers
army 12 noun military force, usually for land artillery, corps, infantry, battalion, platoon, cavalry, legion, regiment, brigade, soldiery, armed force, patrol unit
army 10 noun group resembling military force company, unit, division, crowd, outfit, host, cloud, array, pack, scores
army 8 noun group resembling military force mob, throng, horde, legion, swarm, regiment, flock, multitude
aroma 1 noun distinctive smell scent
aroma 8 noun distinctive smell bouquet, odor, spice, perfume, redolence, balm, incense, fragrance
arouse 11 verb excite, entice stir, spark, provoke, stimulate, warm, move, foster, call, send, rally, challenge
arouse 23 verb excite, entice awaken, rouse, incite, instigate, inflame, kindle, spur, whip up, foment, thrill, enliven, goad, agitate, alert, electrify, whet, animate, waken, turn on, work up, fire up, heat up, wake up
aroused 11 verb excite, entice stir, spark, provoke, stimulate, warm, move, foster, call, send, rally, challenge
aroused 23 verb excite, entice awaken, rouse, incite, instigate, inflame, kindle, spur, whip up, foment, thrill, enliven, goad, agitate, alert, electrify, whet, animate, waken, turn on, work up, fire up, heat up, wake up
arrange 13 verb put in an order organize, file, form, sort, group, rank, police, range, position, array, regulate, class, classify
arrange 15 verb put in an order systematize, dispose, align, tidy, spruce, clear the decks, fix up, spruce up, methodize, line up, police up, put in good shape, put in order, put to rights, whip into shape
arrange 23 verb make plans, often involving agreement organize, determine, prepare, schedule, provide, promote, manage, negotiate, construct, resolve, design, decide, draft, establish, adjust, concert, direct, chart, project, settle, compromise, adapt, scheme
arrange 24 verb make plans, often involving agreement tailor, lay out, work out, blueprint, devise, frame, contrive, harmonize, agree to, iron out, quarterback, come to terms, get act together, get ready, hammer out a deal, line up, make a connection, make ready, map out, pull a wire, pull things together, set stage, shape up, work out a deal
arrange 3 verb prepare musical composition differently instrument, score, adapt
arrange 1 verb prepare musical composition differently orchestrate
arrangement 11 noun an understanding adjustment, deal, schedule, agreement, preparation, compromise, plan, settlement, provision, terms, organization
arrangement 7 noun an understanding package, compact, setup, layout, game plan, package deal, frame-up
arrangement 17 noun something that has been ordered form, pattern, system, method, design, distribution, composition, structure, combination, sequence, rank, organization, array, display, grouping, ordering, ranging
arrangement 6 noun something that has been ordered classification, setup, disposition, lineup, alignment, pecking order
arrangement 5 noun musical adaptation composition, interpretation, version, chart, score
arrangement 3 noun musical adaptation instrumentation, orchestration, lead sheet
arrest 6 noun taking into custody capture, commitment, nail, collar, constraint, jailing
arrest 35 noun taking into custody incarceration, imprisonment, detention, restraining, hook, nip, nab, bust, accommodation, nick, crimp, sweep, heat, appropriation, fall, snare, captivity, pull, apprehension, pinch, drop, bag, confinement, grab, pickle, booby trap, pick up, pull in, run in, glom, mitt, gaff, sequestering, preventive custody, protective custody
arrest 7 noun slowing or stopping delay, end, stay, check, prevention, checking, staying
arrest 13 noun slowing or stopping suspension, interruption, halt, obstruction, stoppage, hindrance, blockage, inhibition, suppression, restraint, cessation, restraining, stalling
arrest 6 verb take into authorized custody capture, jail, catch, nail, book, collar
arrest 35 verb take into authorized custody incarcerate, seize, apprehend, detain, imprison, round up, secure, hook, tag, tab, sidetrack, nab, bust, snag, nick, net, brace, kick, get, pull, pinch, drop, bag, grab, pick up, pull in, roust, run in, take in, glom, gaff, put the arm on, put the cuffs on, take prisoner, toss in jail
arrest 12 verb stop or slow hold, end, stay, prevent, drop, freeze, delay, restrict, interrupt, check, block, can
arrest 11 verb stop or slow halt, hinder, inhibit, scrub, suppress, retard, stall, restrain, obstruct, knock off, shut down
arrest 4 verb get someone's attention catch, grip, absorb, engage
arrest 2 verb get someone's attention fascinate, engross
arrogance 5 noun exaggerated self-opinion ego, pride, nerve, airs, cheek
arrogance 36 noun exaggerated self-opinion chutzpah, pretension, disdain, hubris, aloofness, egotism, vanity, pompousness, self-importance, gall, superciliousness, presumption, self-love, crust, pretentiousness, swagger, hauteur, priggishness, haughtiness, ostentation, pomposity, brass, loftiness, conceit, audacity, braggadocio, bluster, insolence, smugness, imperiousness, contemptuousness, disdainfulness, conceitedness, high-handedness, overbearance, scornfulness
arrogant 3 adj having exaggerated self-opinion assuming, proud, superior
arrogant 44 adj having exaggerated self-opinion haughty, presumptuous, imperious, pretentious, aloof, cocky, cavalier, smug, vain, pompous, bossy, audacious, autocratic, cheeky, conceited, contemptuous, cool, disdainful, domineering, egotistic, high and mighty, high-handed, insolent, know-it-all, lordly, overbearing, peremptory, scornful, self-important, snippy, snooty, snotty, supercilious, uppity, wise guy, smarty, biggety, bragging, cold-shoulder, on an ego trip, puffed up, sniffy, stuck up, swaggering
arrow 3 noun pointed weapon or symbol missile, indicator, bolt
arrow 5 noun pointed weapon or symbol projectile, dart, shaft, pointer, cursor
art 8 noun skill, creativity craft, profession, knowledge, facility, trade, imagination, expertise, method
art 11 noun skill, creativity dexterity, artistry, adroitness, ingenuity, mastery, know-how, aptitude, inventiveness, knack, virtuosity, craftsmanship
art 11 noun cunning guile, duplicity, artfulness, deceit, artifice, craftiness, slyness, astuteness, trickery, wiliness, canniness
art 7 noun creation meant to communicate or appeal to senses or mind design, painting, description, representation, carving, modeling, shaping
art 10 noun creation meant to communicate or appeal to senses or mind abstraction, molding, portrayal, illustration, simulation, imitation, symbolization, pictorialization, sculpting, sketching
artery 10 noun channel tube, highway, corridor, passage, route, road, track, course, way, line
artery 8 noun channel boulevard, thoroughfare, duct, sewer, avenue, canal, conduit, pathway
arthropod 2 noun bug bee, fly
arthropod 28 noun bug tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket
article 5 noun item, object piece, substance, commodity, thing, unit
article 4 noun item, object thingamajig, gizmo, thingamabob, dojigger
article 11 noun piece of writing essay, story, column, feature, item, paper, piece, discourse, theme, spread, composition
article 9 noun piece of writing editorial, commentary, treatise, beat, scoop, exposition, blurb, write-up, think piece
article 15 noun section of document chapter, detail, passage, item, piece, provision, division, head, point, element, matter, portion, part, branch, heading
article 2 noun section of document clause, paragraph
articulate 3 adj clearly, coherently spoken clear, distinct, meaningful
articulate 10 adj clearly, coherently spoken fluent, expressive, coherent, eloquent, comprehensible, definite, intelligible, lucid, understandable, well-spoken
articulate 7 verb say clearly, coherently express, state, say, mouth, voice, talk, speak
articulate 6 verb say clearly, coherently utter, enunciate, vocalize, pronounce, verbalize, sound off
articulate 4 verb connect join, couple, link, integrate
articulate 3 verb connect concatenate, hinge, fit together
artifact 2 noun old object, often of great value ruin, monument
artifact 7 noun old object, often of great value heirloom, relic, antiquity, vestige, rarity, bygone, objet d'art
artifact 5 noun lie myth, fiction, jazz, work, invention
artifact 17 noun lie falsehood, forgery, untruth, deceit, hogwash, figment, concoction, yarn, fib, opus, fake, smoke, fable, line, song and dance, jive, fairy story
artifact 12 noun artwork, skill craft, art, product, invention, creation, profession, calling, production, design, achievement, trade, result
artifact 5 noun artwork, skill vocation, handiwork, métier, artisanship, craftship
artifact 27 noun result or goods created commodity, profit, brand, work, amount, crop, production, fruit, produce, device, output, stock, creation, invention, result, consequence, issue, effect, compound, line, yield, preparation, legacy, outcome, blend, gain, returns
artifact 18 noun result or goods created merchandise, synthetic, concoction, realization, upshot, manufacture, confection, offshoot, contrivance, aftermath, fabrication, handiwork, by-product, outgrowth, emolument, brew, spinoff, decoction
artifact 9 noun something saved from the past evidence, remains, fragment, monument, survival, trace, curiosity, reminder, ruins
artifact 18 noun something saved from the past antique, keepsake, antiquity, remnant, souvenir, curio, memento, vestige, trophy, memorial, testimonial, heirloom, scrap, residue, token, remembrance, archaism, remembrancer
artificial 2 adj fake; imitation plastic, false
artificial 19 adj fake; imitation unreal, bogus, counterfeit, ersatz, factitious, manufactured, mock, phony, sham, simulated, specious, spurious, substitute, synthetic, unnatural, fabricated, faked, falsie, hyped up
artificial 4 adj pretended; affected assumed, forced, labored, false
artificial 11 adj pretended; affected contrived, feigned, hollow, insincere, mannered, meretricious, phony, spurious, theatrical, unnatural, put-on
artist 3 noun person skilled in creative activity painter, expert, authority
artist 9 noun person skilled in creative activity inventor, artisan, composer, virtuoso, whiz, creator, craftsperson, artiste, handicrafter
artistic 11 adj beautiful, satisfying to senses creative, dramatic, aesthetic, musical, elegant, fine, grand, ideal, pleasing, sensitive, stimulating
artistic 16 adj beautiful, satisfying to senses decorative, imaginative, cultured, exquisite, graceful, harmonious, ornamental, picturesque, poetic, refined, stylish, sublime, tasteful, cultivated, pictorial, rhythmical
artistic 3 adj being skilled in creative activity accomplished, gifted, talented
artistic 8 adj being skilled in creative activity imaginative, inventive, artful, arty, crafty, discriminating, skillful, artsy-craftsy
ascertain 14 verb make sure confirm, determine, divine, read, fix, discover, tell, see, settle, identify, learn, establish, check, size
ascertain 22 verb make sure find out, verify, dig, eye, peg, check out, pick up, double-check, eyeball, learn the ropes, catch on, check up on, get down cold, get down pat, get hold of, get it down, get the hang of, look-see, make certain, make sure, pick up on, size up
ash 4 noun remains of burning dust, powder, remains, ruins
ash 6 noun remains of burning embers, slag, soot, charcoal, cinders, relics
ash 2 noun powder remains after a fire powder, dust
ash 6 noun powder remains after a fire embers, soot, slag, charcoal, cinders, volcanic ash
ash 2 noun ruins remains, debris
ash 4 noun ruins rubble, vestiges, remnants, relics
ashamed 6 adj regretting, remorseful guilty, embarrassed, shy, sorry, reluctant, shamed
ashamed 31 adj regretting, remorseful bashful, hesitant, distressed, apologetic, humble, regretful, humiliated, repentant, contrite, distraught, abashed, blushing, conscience-stricken, crestfallen, debased, disconcerted, meek, muddled, penitent, shamefaced, sheepish, submissive, compunctious, stammering, stuttering, humbled, chagrined, demeaned, discomfited, flustered, mortified
ask 8 verb question challenge, request, demand, needle, investigate, pump, direct, examine
ask 22 verb question inquire, quiz, grill, hit, institute, catechize, interrogate, sweat, roast, enjoin, canvass, query, buzz, cross-examine, go over, pop the question, give the third degree, hunt for, pry into, put the screws to, put through the wringer, pick one's brains
ask 16 verb request urge, sue, claim, plead, request, beg, charge, demand, appeal, seek, order, angle, pray, impose, command, apply
ask 20 verb request call for, petition, knock, beseech, hit, mooch, bite, levy, entreat, implore, crave, requisition, solicit, bum, touch, supplicate, promote, hustle, contend for, file for
ask 4 verb invite urge, propose, suggest, bid
ask 2 verb invite summon, call upon
asleep 4 adj unconscious dreaming, resting, sleeping, crashed
asleep 25 adj unconscious dormant, comatose, inactive, inert, out cold, out, somnolent, conked, dozing, flaked out, getting shut-eye, hibernating, in dreamland, in repose, napping, on the kip, out like a light, out of it, reposing, sacked out, slumbering, snoozing, snoring, taking forty winks, catching some zzz's
aspect 10 noun visible feature attitude, condition, form, bearing, look, appearance, face, manner, air, expression
aspect 4 noun visible feature facet, mien, demeanor, countenance
aspect 16 noun element to consider prospect, feature, phase, situation, view, bearing, angle, regard, direction, scene, hand, twist, switch, perspective, position, side
aspect 6 noun element to consider facet, vista, slant, gimmick, outlook, point of view
assault 10 noun attack violation, offensive, charge, rape, strike, invasion, aggression, advance, storm, storming
assault 3 noun attack onslaught, incursion, onset
assault 13 verb attack abuse, invade, rape, violate, trash, advance, ruin, jump, charge, slam, storm, strike, blast
assault 18 verb attack beset, blitz, bushwhack, zap, assail, bash, come down on, go for, lay into, shoot down, haul off on, let have it, light into, set upon, slap around, work over, jump down one's throat, jump on one's case
assembly 16 noun congregation gathering, crowd, cluster, council, rally, bunch, conference, group, crew, meeting, body, company, collection, band, association, mass
assembly 17 noun congregation huddle, flock, confab, multitude, conclave, faction, convocation, aggregation, sit-in, turnout, throng, meet, accumulation, assemblage, get-together, clambake, coffee klatch
assembly 9 noun putting together building, collection, adjustment, construction, manufacturing, connecting, shaping, modeling, joining
assembly 9 noun putting together manufacture, molding, attachment, fabrication, erection, welding, fitting together, piecing together, setting up
assertion 7 noun declaration, positive statement allegation, okay, maintenance, profession, defense, report, stressing
assertion 13 noun declaration, positive statement affirmation, pronouncement, contention, insistence, attestation, avowal, vindication, mouthful, predication, asservation, say so, stamp of approval, two cents' worth
assertive 10 adj aggressive confident, absolute, assured, certain, decided, demanding, firm, forward, positive, sure
assertive 12 adj aggressive self-assured, self-confident, pushy, forceful, insistent, decisive, emphatic, dogmatic, domineering, militant, overbearing, strong-willed
assessment 4 noun evaluation judgment, estimate, determination, rating
assessment 6 noun evaluation appraisal, estimation, computation, reckoning, valuation, value judgment
assessment 9 noun assignment of fee, amount estimate, duty, fee, demand, tax, rate, charge, toll, rating
assessment 5 noun assignment of fee, amount appraisal, levy, tariff, taxation, valuation
asset 9 noun advantage credit, benefit, resource, service, aid, distinction, treasure, blessing, help
asset 1 noun advantage boon
assignment 11 noun responsibility, task duty, appointment, practice, job, drill, position, post, beat, commission, charge, mission
assignment 3 noun responsibility, task chore, stint, homework
assignment 8 noun selecting or setting apart selection, appointment, choice, distribution, nomination, grant, giving, determination
assignment 13 noun selecting or setting apart allocation, attribution, apportionment, designation, specification, stipulation, delegation, appropriation, allotment, consignment, ascription, authorization, assignation
associate 11 noun colleague buddy, assistant, fellow, friend, partner, companion, ally, mate, branch, peer, aid
associate 24 noun colleague crony, cohort, comrade, accomplice, collaborator, compatriot, sidekick, auxiliary, helper, consort, chum, accessory, offshoot, affiliate, confederate, pal, co-worker, cooperator, playmate, joiner, clubber, kissing cousin, one of the folks, pard
associate 12 verb connect in the mind join, relate, combine, mix, identify, link, league, group, couple, unite, pair, blend
associate 8 verb connect in the mind correlate, concord, conjoin, bracket, affiliate, yoke, lump together, think of together
associate 4 verb befriend mix, accompany, join, pool
associate 36 verb befriend mingle, consort, amalgamate, hobnob, confederate, fraternize, get together, hang around, tie up, be friends, be in cahoots, buddy up, bunch up, come together, gang up, get in on, get in with, get into, go along with, go partners, hang out, hang out with, join up with, line up with, pal up, play footsie with, run around with, run with, string along with, swing with, take up with, team up, throw in together, tie in, truck with, work with
association 25 noun group with common interest or pursuit club, league, tribe, union, corporation, company, partnership, society, cooperative, organization, alliance, family, gang, ring, bunch, crew, circle, combination, outfit, band, pool, coalition, crowd, order, troops
association 21 noun group with common interest or pursuit guild, federation, tie-in, clique, affiliation, mob, zoo, fellowship, sodality, sorority, confederacy, tie-up, congress, syndicate, troupe, clan, hookup, fraternity, confederation, combo, rat pack
association 9 noun friendship partnership, cooperation, relationship, assistance, agreement, membership, relation, participation, frequenting
association 13 noun friendship acquaintance, companionship, fellowship, hookup, comradeship, camaraderie, familiarity, affiliation, intimacy, conjunction, friendliness, acquaintanceship, fraternization
association 13 noun mental connection union, impression, mixture, combination, identification, correlation, tie, relation, bond, linking, pairing, mixing, joining
association 9 noun mental connection concordance, connotation, juxtaposition, recollection, linkage, remembrance, concomitance, lumping together, train of thought
assume 17 verb believe, take for granted guess, consider, conclude, accept, understand, expect, suspect, estimate, speculate, think, gather, divine, judge, deem, suppose, imagine, find
assume 20 verb believe, take for granted infer, presume, conjecture, theorize, hypothesize, predicate, fancy, deduce, posit, postulate, ascertain, presuppose, surmise, fall for, be afraid, be inclined to think, count upon, get the idea, have a hunch, have sneaking suspicion
assume 6 verb take, undertake begin, acquire, accept, embrace, appropriate, seize
assume 10 verb take, undertake take up, arrogate, don, confiscate, enter upon, take on, take over, attend to, embark upon, set about
assume 4 verb pretend affect, adopt, pretend, act
assume 9 verb pretend fake, feign, simulate, imitate, mimic, impersonate, bluff, counterfeit, put on
assume 4 verb adopt, acquire seize, borrow, appropriate, grab
assume 19 verb adopt, acquire confiscate, commandeer, expropriate, arrogate, swipe, liberate, snatch, usurp, hijack, annex, preempt, take over, clap hands on, get fingers on, get hands on, glom onto, grab hold of, kipe, moonlight requisition
assumption 10 noun taking something for granted; something expected guess, theory, acceptance, expectation, hypothesis, premise, suspicion, belief, assuming, accepting
assumption 17 noun taking something for granted; something expected presumption, hunch, inference, supposition, conjecture, shot, fancy, postulation, stab, presupposition, posit, postulate, surmise, shot in the dark, supposal, theorization, sneaking suspicion
assumption 10 noun assuming possession, power acceptance, undertaking, taking, adoption, grab, acquisition, assuming, embracing, accepting, shouldering
assumption 7 noun assuming possession, power appropriation, usurpation, seizure, arrogation, takeover, taking on, taking up
assumption 2 noun arrogance nerve, pride
assumption 9 noun arrogance presumption, chutzpah, sass, conceit, self-importance, brass, insolence, cockiness, imperiousness
assurance 7 noun statement to relieve doubt word, support, promise, security, guarantee, profession, insurance
assurance 14 noun statement to relieve doubt pledge, assertion, affirmation, warranty, lock, oath, vow, declaration, warrant, shoo-in, sure thing, word of honor, lock on, rain or shine
assurance 6 noun confidence security, nerve, trust, courage, faith, conviction
assurance 21 noun confidence certainty, certitude, coolness, sureness, aggressiveness, surety, positiveness, presumption, self-confidence, temerity, arrogance, aplomb, bravery, self-reliance, boldness, assuredness, poise, firmness, effrontery, impudence, audacity
astonished 2 verb surprise overwhelm, shock
astonished 21 verb surprise dumbfound, bewilder, flabbergast, astound, boggle, confound, amaze, startle, daze, stupefy, stun, stagger, floor, bowl over, blow away, knock over, put one away, spring on, take aback, throw a curve, blow one's mind
astonishing 6 adj surprising impressive, spectacular, striking, amazing, extraordinary, wonderful
astonishing 11 adj surprising startling, breathtaking, staggering, astounding, stunning, miraculous, wondrous, marvelous, stupendous, bewildering, stupefying
astronomy 9 noun study of the stars and planets other than earth astrophysics, stargazing, astrometry, uranology, selenology, astrochemistry, astrography, astrolithology, sky-watching
asylum 9 noun refuge shelter, refuge, preserve, cover, port, safety, hole, security, retreat
asylum 8 noun refuge sanctuary, haven, hideaway, harbor, den, hideout, ivory tower, safe house
asylum 1 noun psychiatric hospital institution
asylum 5 noun psychiatric hospital mental hospital, madhouse, loony bin, mental institution, sanatorium
athlete 6 noun person involved in sports competitor, player, animal, professional, sport, shoulders
athlete 12 noun person involved in sports contestant, jock, jockey, amateur, contender, challenger, gorilla, games player, iron person, muscle person, sportsperson, superjock
atmosphere 5 noun gases around the earth pressure, air, envelope, sky, heavens
atmosphere 2 noun gases around the earth troposphere, substratosphere
atmosphere 21 noun general feeling or mood climate, tone, mood, space, feel, character, scene, air, environment, taste, place, sense, flavor, feeling, quality, spirit, color, property, impression, medium, background
atmosphere 5 noun general feeling or mood surroundings, aura, ambience, semblance, local color
atom 9 noun smallest part of something minimum, trace, fragment, spot, molecule, bit, particle, grain, dot
atom 15 noun smallest part of something speck, morsel, whit, mote, scrap, modicum, shred, tittle, iota, jot, scintilla, mite, smidgen, crumb, ounce
attach 10 verb join, fasten secure, fix, add, link, connect, tie, stick, bind, couple, unite
attach 14 verb join, fasten affix, adhere, annex, prefix, append, hook up, rivet, hitch on, hitch up, hook on, latch onto, make fast, slap on, tag on
attach 3 verb socially join accompany, combine, associate
attach 8 verb socially join enlist, affiliate, become associated with, join forces with, latch onto, sign on with, sign up with, unite with
attach 11 verb attribute, ascribe put, assign, connect, send, appoint, name, associate, detail, second, place, lay
attach 7 verb attribute, ascribe allocate, earmark, allot, consign, impute, designate, invest with
attachment 6 noun fastening connection, coupling, joint, link, tie, bond
attachment 5 noun fastening clamp, junction, fastener, adapter, connector
attachment 5 noun something joined, fastened to another extension, addition, extra, fitting, part
attachment 10 noun something joined, fastened to another auxiliary, annex, fixture, accessory, adjunct, supplement, appendage, appurtenance, adapter, accoutrement
attachment 10 noun affection, high regard friendship, loyalty, case, love, weakness, regard, crush, attraction, liking, bond
attachment 11 noun affection, high regard affinity, devotion, shine, hankering, yen, partiality, tenderness, fidelity, fondness, possessiveness, amore
attack 16 noun physical assault violation, offensive, charge, rape, strike, invasion, aggression, intervention, advance, rush, drive, push, initiative, offense, encounter, storming
attack 22 noun physical assault raid, intrusion, onslaught, skirmish, barrage, outbreak, incursion, irruption, defilement, inroad, encroachment, blitz, onset, thrust, onrush, foray, volley, blitzkrieg, assailment, assailing, mugging, dirty deed
attack 4 noun verbal assault criticism, abuse, aggression, blame
attack 11 noun verbal assault pugnacity, belligerence, combativeness, censure, denigration, slander, denunciation, libel, calumny, vilification, impugnment
attack 7 noun sudden dysfunction or disorder failure, illness, fit, spell, disease, access, stroke
attack 9 noun sudden dysfunction or disorder seizure, breakdown, relapse, throe, paroxysm, bout, ailment, convulsion, spasm
attack 24 verb assault physically hit, harm, charge, beat, assault, hurt, storm, strike, blast, invade, clip, overwhelm, jump, soak, clock, boot, kick, combat, club, bat, punch, bean, advance, rush
attack 33 verb assault physically raid, besiege, bombard, ambush, stab, assail, infiltrate, brain, beset, molest, aggress, bust, mug, slog, biff, wallop, cook, bash, blister, bop, turn on, whop, larrup, boff, chop down, knock block off, knock cold, knock for a loop, lay siege to, light into, pounce upon, set upon, take the offensive
attack 4 verb assault verbally blame, criticize, abuse, stretch
attack 13 verb assault verbally impugn, revile, refute, blitz, censure, berate, malign, vilify, reprove, lay into, shoot down, jump down one's throat, jump on one's case
attack 1 verb set to work tackle
attack 8 verb set to work buckle down, take up, deal with, dive into, plunge into, set to, start in on, tear into
attendant 4 adj being present or related accompanying, attending, incident, associated
attendant 5 adj being present or related consequent, concomitant, accessory, ancillary, coincident
attendant 8 noun person who serves others servant, assistant, aide, nurse, domestic, companion, guide, secretary
attendant 14 noun person who serves others helper, custodian, auxiliary, lackey, chaperon, understudy, follower, orderly, usher, escort, alarm clock, waitperson, baby sitter, bird dog
attention 8 noun concentration thinking, mind, thought, consideration, debate, study, application, industry
attention 12 noun concentration scrutiny, contemplation, assiduity, deliberation, diligence, immersion, absorption, heedfulness, engrossment, heed, thoughtfulness, intentness
attention 8 noun consideration, care recognition, regard, treatment, awareness, concern, notice, observation, consciousness
attention 7 noun consideration, care spotlight, brace, ministration, TLC, big rush, looking after, tender loving care
attic 4 noun space under the roof of a house garret, loft, sky parlor, top floor
attitude 23 noun mental outlook bias, perspective, mood, sentiment, character, approach, belief, stance, philosophy, reaction, stand, position, opinion, notion, view, standing, set, angle, bent, routine, air, twist, leaning
attitude 21 noun mental outlook demeanor, point of view, posture, temperament, mindset, prejudice, sensibility, proclivity, slant, predilection, disposition, standpoint, temper, inclination, frame of mind, mental state, headset, like it is, mindtrip, say so, where one is at
attitude 6 noun stance position, stand, manner, bearing, pose, aspect
attitude 3 noun stance posture, carriage, mien
attract 15 verb draw attention draw, engage, bring, kill, interest, invite, hook, court, score, entrance, drag, charm, pull, grab, steer
attract 39 verb draw attention entice, captivate, fascinate, send, intrigue, bait, slay, lure, inveigle, beguile, allure, beckon, enthrall, seduce, wow, endear, solicit, vamp, induce, tempt, spellbind, bewitch, enchant, magnetize, come on, freak out, knock out, turn on, wile, appeal to, exert influence, give the come-on, go over big, knock dead, make a hit with, mousetrap, rope in, suck in, sweep off one's feet
attraction 8 noun ability to draw attention; something that draws attention appeal, interest, draw, tendency, charm, pull, invitation, courting
attraction 22 noun ability to draw attention; something that draws attention attractiveness, allure, enthrallment, bait, endearment, gravitation, temptation, come-on, seduction, enchantment, allurement, inducement, inclination, lure, fascination, magnetism, enticement, captivation, solicitation, IT, chemistry, drawing power
attractive 15 adj appealing, drawing attention beautiful, lovely, inviting, fair, interesting, charming, pleasant, engaging, pleasing, handsome, fascinating, magnetic, pretty, winning, taking
attractive 26 adj appealing, drawing attention alluring, glamorous, enticing, good-looking, tempting, gorgeous, adorable, agreeable, comely, enchanting, fetching, prepossessing, provocative, seductive, stunning, teasing, winsome, bewitching, enthralling, looker, luring, tantalizing, beckoning, captivating, hunky, mesmeric
auction 3 noun competitive sale; sale by bid jam, bargain, sell-off
audible 5 adj able to be heard distinct, loud, plain, clear, sounding
audible 11 adj able to be heard resounding, discernible, perceptible, detectable, deafening, roaring, auricular, hearable, aural, loud enough, within earshot
audience 13 noun group observing an entertainment or sporting event gathering, crowd, gallery, public, market, assembly, house, following, fans, witnesses, listeners, patrons, viewers
audience 12 noun group observing an entertainment or sporting event congregation, turnout, assemblage, admirers, hearers, devotees, spectators, moviegoers, theatergoers, playgoers, onlookers, showgoers
audience 7 noun hearing conference, discussion, conversation, reception, interview, consideration, meeting
audience 2 noun hearing audition, consultation
auditor 4 noun person who inspects financial records accountant, bookkeeper, cashier, actuary
aunt 9 noun member of a family father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation
aunt 18 noun member of a family agnate, cognate, uncle, niece, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, nephew, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents
aunt 7 noun female human girl, wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, girlfriend, spouse
aunt 5 noun female human matron, she, niece, gentlewoman, Ms./Miss/Mrs.
aunt 9 noun relative sibling, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection, relation
aunt 20 noun relative agnate, cognate, kinswoman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, stepparent, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, stepbrother, clansperson, great-grandparents
aunt 9 noun relative sibling, relation, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection
aunt 20 noun relative agnate, cognate, kinsman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, stepbrother, stepparent, clansperson, great-grandparents
auspicious 6 adj encouraging; favorable promising, bright, favorable, golden, happy, lucky
auspicious 11 adj encouraging; favorable opportune, advantageous, propitious, felicitous, fortunate, halcyon, hopeful, prosperous, rosy, timely, well-timed
authority 23 noun power, control jurisdiction, force, rule, government, right, weight, influence, might, strength, beef, charge, permission, punch, jump, word, license, say, steam, credit, edge, command, permit, ropes
authority 27 noun power, control pizzazz, clout, supremacy, juice, say-so, prerogative, esteem, zap, guts, stuff, sway, authorization, domination, prestige, goods, mastery, warrant, dominion, ascendancy, upper hand, pow, powerhouse, leg up, might and main, strong arm, what it takes, whip hand
authority 14 noun expert, animate or inanimate judge, expert, upstairs, pro, executive, textbook, veteran, specialist, professional, boss, scholar, professor, governor, brains
authority 30 noun expert, animate or inanimate law, whiz, egghead, aristocrat, pundit, guru, wizard, establishment, czar, buff, exec, virtuoso, Bible, brass, connoisseur, arbiter, big cheese, big shot, city hall, front office, kingfish, kingpin, CEO, feds, big wig, ivory dome, power elite, top brass, top dog, top hand
automatic 3 adj done or made by machine mechanical, electronic, electric
automatic 7 adj done or made by machine automated, motorized, mechanized, robotic, self-moving, self-regulating, self-starting
automatic 3 adj done by habit natural, mechanical, routine
automatic 17 adj done by habit reflex, unconscious, habitual, impulsive, instinctive, intuitive, involuntary, knee-jerk, perfunctory, spontaneous, unintentional, unthinking, instinctual, unforced, autogenetic, unmeditated, unwilled
automatic 5 adj occurring as natural consequence certain, inevitable, necessary, routine, assured
automatic 2 adj occurring as natural consequence inescapable, unavoidable
automobile 8 noun land vehicle; car transportation, auto, van, truck, bus, lemon, wheels, tub
automobile 27 noun land vehicle; car convertible, sports car, compact, wreck, ride, buggy, crate, bug, jalopy, heap, taxi, station wagon, pickup truck, limousine, passenger car, four-wheeler, subcompact, junker, hatchback, sedan, hardtop, go-cart, bucket of bolts, clunker, gas guzzler, motor car, oil burner
autonomy 3 noun independence freedom, sovereignty, liberty
autonomy 3 noun independence self-government, self-determination, self-rule
available 4 adj ready for use accessible, possible, free, prepared
available 26 adj ready for use usable, convenient, vacant, applicable, feasible, handy, achievable, at hand, attainable, obtainable, on tap, procurable, purchasable, reachable, serviceable, come-at-able, derivable from, getatable, on deck, on hand, open to, ready willing and able, realizable, securable, up for grabs, at one's disposal
avenge 1 verb retaliate punish
avenge 17 verb retaliate vindicate, chasten, chastise, revenge, repay, redress, requite, get back at, get even, payback, come back at, even the score, retribute, stick it to, take satisfaction, take vengeance, venge
avenue 14 noun street; path entrance, route, channel, road, outlet, drive, alley, passage, access, course, exit, way, entry, approach
avenue 5 noun street; path boulevard, thoroughfare, promenade, pathway, parkway
average 13 adj normal, typical ordinary, regular, moderate, medium, general, mainstream, fair, familiar, plastic, common, standard, everyday, usual
average 19 adj normal, typical mediocre, middling, intermediate, humdrum, commonplace, garden, customary, dime a dozen, fair to middling, middle of the road, passable, so-so, tolerable, undistinguished, unexceptional, garden-variety, boilerplate, nowhere, run of the mill
average 2 adj numerical mean middle, medium
average 2 adj numerical mean median, intermediate
average 7 noun normal, typical amount standard, medium, rule, middle, norm, mean, usual
average 3 noun normal, typical amount median, par, midpoint
average 1 verb obtain numerical mean balance
average 2 verb obtain numerical mean equate, even out
aviation 1 noun flying an aircraft; study of flying aircraft flight
aviation 4 noun flying an aircraft; study of flying aircraft aeronautics, navigation, aerodynamics, piloting
avoid 10 verb refrain or stay away from; prevent escape, shy, jump, hide, shake, withdraw, duck, flee, skirt, weave
avoid 38 verb refrain or stay away from; prevent dodge, avert, sidestep, evade, fend off, bypass, shun, abstain, circumvent, divert, eschew, deflect, obviate, elude, desist, recoil, shirk, ditch, skip, shake off, ward off, circumlocute, fake out, give the slip, hold off, keep clear, lay low, run for cover, shake and bake, shrink from, shuffle off, skip out on, skip town, stay away, stay out, steer clear of, step aside, turn aside
awake 4 adj conscious; alert alive, aware, knowing, excited
awake 12 adj conscious; alert vigilant, attentive, cognizant, waking, heedful, observant, on guard, wakeful, watchful, roused, awakened, aroused
awake 4 verb become alert or cause to rise from sleep call, stir, wake, arise
awake 6 verb become alert or cause to rise from sleep rouse, awaken, get up, wake up, gain consciousness, roll out
awake 2 verb become or make aware provoke, stimulate
awake 13 verb become or make aware awaken, activate, enliven, incite, excite, revive, alert, arouse, kindle, vivify, animate, call forth, stir up
award 11 noun prize or reward gold, gift, grant, presentation, decision, donation, verdict, honor, scholarship, distinction, order
award 13 noun prize or reward trophy, citation, accolade, endowment, decree, conferral, adjudication, decoration, bestowal, allotment, conferment, feather in cap, gold star
award 9 verb give prize or reward reward, grant, distribute, donate, assign, present, render, gift, concede
award 14 verb give prize or reward confer, hand out, bestow, allot, allocate, accord, apportion, decree, adjudge, endow, dish out, shell out, fork out, sweeten the kitty
aware 9 adj knowledgeable wise, conscious, informed, alive, awake, familiar, knowing, sharp, grounded
aware 36 adj knowledgeable mindful, apprehensive, receptive, appreciative, cognizant, attentive, acquainted, alert, au courant, cool, enlightened, groovy, heedful, hip, into, know-how, perceptive, savvy, sensible, sentient, with it, appraised, apprised, go-go, in the know, in the picture, know the score, latched on, on the beam, on to, plugged in, tuned in, up on, wise to, wised up, know what's what
awesome 15 adj amazing beautiful, imposing, wonderful, horrible, impressive, grand, moving, striking, alarming, awful, overwhelming, terrible, shocking, mean, nervous
awesome 24 adj amazing breathtaking, intimidating, magnificent, wondrous, awe-inspiring, astonishing, stunning, exalted, majestic, mind-blowing, formidable, fearsome, dreadful, terrifying, frightening, horrifying, fearful, frantic, hairy, daunting, real gone, something else, stupefying, zero cool
awful 7 adj very bad; terrible tough, horrible, ugly, nasty, shocking, alarming, offensive
awful 27 adj very bad; terrible depressing, dreadful, atrocious, horrific, distressing, harrowing, disgusting, appalling, frightful, unpleasant, ghastly, dire, horrendous, gruesome, hideous, abominable, deplorable, fearful, gross, grungy, raunchy, repulsive, stinking, synthetic, unsightly, horrifying, grody
awkward 2 adj clumsy, inelegant stiff, stumbling
awkward 33 adj clumsy, inelegant amateurish, rude, artless, bulky, bungling, butterfingers, coarse, gawky, graceless, green, incompetent, inept, inexpert, lumbering, maladroit, oafish, uncoordinated, uncouth, unfit, ungainly, ungraceful, unpolished, unrefined, unskilled, unskillful, bumbling, klutzy, all thumbs, blundering, floundering, having two left feet, having two left hands, unhandy
awkward 3 adj difficult to handle dangerous, uncomfortable, risky
awkward 16 adj difficult to handle troublesome, unwieldy, cumbersome, inconvenient, annoying, perilous, bulky, chancy, cramped, disagreeable, hazardous, unmanageable, incommodious, discommodious, hard to use, unhandy
awkward 7 adj embarrassing embarrassed, delicate, uncomfortable, painful, difficult, trying, compromising
awkward 10 adj embarrassing troublesome, unpleasant, ticklish, inconvenient, ill at ease, inopportune, perplexing, sticky, thorny, untimely
axis 3 noun point around which something revolves support, stem, pole
axis 8 noun point around which something revolves shaft, hinge, stalk, axle, pivot, spindle, turning point, arbor
baby 4 adj miniature little, small, minute, tiny
baby 8 adj miniature dwarf, wee, petite, diminutive, midget, babyish, youthful, mini
baby 4 noun infant youngster, child, kid, button
baby 26 noun infant babe, chick, toddler, deduction, suckling, nipper, bambino, nursling, tot, newborn, bundle, bairn, dividend, cherub, dumpling, buttercup, write-off, tad, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one
baby 7 verb treat like a child satisfy, humor, pet, please, serve, foster, nurse
baby 11 verb treat like a child cuddle, pamper, cherish, cosset, overindulge, dandle, spoil, indulge, coddle, dote on, cater to
bachelor party 3 noun party for bridegroom stag party, smoker, stag night
back 6 adj end behind, tail, following, final, rear, after
back 12 adj end backward, rearward, posterior, hind, aback, abaft, aft, astern, hindmost, rearmost, back of, in the wake of
back 4 adj from earlier time past, delayed, former, previous
back 2 adj from earlier time overdue, elapsed
back 3 noun end part tail, rear, reverse
back 11 noun end part extremity, backside, posterior, stern, aft, tail end, tailpiece, hindquarters, back end, far end, hindpart
back 14 verb support assist, finance, advocate, favor, encourage, sponsor, endorse, champion, stake, second, sustain, sanction, boost, ally
back 17 verb support uphold, underwrite, abet, angel, subsidize, countenance, grubstake, bankroll, abide by, go to bat for, side with, give a boost, give a leg up, give a lift, stand behind, stick by, stick up for
back 4 verb put in reverse direction withdraw, reverse, retire, retreat
back 9 verb put in reverse direction repulse, backtrack, recede, retract, repel, regress, fall back, turn tail, drive back
backbone 8 noun strength of character determination, heart, resolve, nerve, guts, will, courage, resolution
backbone 14 noun strength of character spunk, grit, toughness, stamina, pluck, willpower, firmness, tenacity, fortitude, steadfastness, mettle, hardihood, intestinal fortitude, moral fiber
backbone 5 noun spinal column of vertebrate spine, foundation, support, base, basis
backbone 2 noun spinal column of vertebrate vertebrae, vertebral column
background 16 noun experience or circumstances training, practice, environment, culture, education, tradition, history, atmosphere, capacity, framework, seasoning, actions, preparation, rearing, grounding, accomplishments
background 10 noun experience or circumstances upbringing, qualification, backdrop, acquirement, attainment, cultivation, aura, credentials, breeding, deeds
bacon 7 noun flitch rasher, pancetta, pork, sowbelly, gammon, pork slab, porkbellies
bacterium 2 noun smallest living organism egg, unit
bacterium 10 noun smallest living organism germ, embryo, microorganism, spore, vacuole, corpuscle, follicle, utricle, cellule, haematid
bacterium 11 noun substance causing chemicals to split into simpler substances yeast, leavening, seethe, simmer, leaven, mold, barm, enzyme, bacteria, ebullition, fermentation agent
bacterium 2 noun microscopic organism, often causing illness disease, virus
bacterium 8 noun microscopic organism, often causing illness microorganism, parasite, plague, microbe, bug, antibody, pathogen, what's going around
bacterium 1 noun bacteria virus
bacterium 7 noun bacteria microorganism, germ, bug, crud, plague, bacillus, pathogen
bacterium 2 noun germ virus, disease
bacterium 6 noun germ microbe, parasite, plague, bug, pathogen, disease-causing agent
bad 7 adj poor quality poor, cheap, sad, awful, rough, garbage, off
bad 42 adj poor quality dreadful, atrocious, unacceptable, lousy, crummy, synthetic, gross, imperfect, bummer, blah, diddly, inferior, downer, abominable, amiss, bad news, beastly, careless, cheesy, crappy, defective, deficient, dissatisfactory, erroneous, fallacious, faulty, grungy, icky, inadequate, incorrect, raunchy, slipshod, stinking, substandard, unsatisfactory, junky, bottom out, cruddy, godawful, grody, not good, the pits
bad 2 adj harmful dangerous, damaging
bad 6 adj harmful unhealthy, deleterious, detrimental, hurtful, injurious, ruinous
bad 5 adj immoral wrong, evil, criminal, base, mean
bad 9 adj immoral reprobate, delinquent, corrupt, iniquitous, sinful, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked
bad 1 adj mischievous wrong
bad 5 adj mischievous disobedient, naughty, unruly, ill-behaved, misbehaving
bad 1 adj decayed off
bad 6 adj decayed rotten, sour, moldy, putrid, rancid, spoiled
bad 6 adj severe harsh, terrible, serious, intense, painful, grave
bad 2 adj severe distressing, disastrous
bad 1 adj sick ill
bad 4 adj sick ailing, diseased, unwell, in pain
bad 6 adj sorry sad, down, upset, low, depressed, guilty
bad 11 adj sorry downcast, regretful, apologetic, conscience-stricken, contrite, crestfallen, dejected, disconsolate, downhearted, remorseful, woebegone
bad 5 adj distressing discouraged, discouraging, troubled, unhappy, troubling
bad 10 adj distressing unfavorable, unpleasant, grim, unfortunate, melancholy, adverse, disagreeable, distressed, gloomy, displeasing
badness 18 noun misfortune illness, pain, abuse, disease, evil, suffering, trouble, disorder, syndrome, complaint, trial, harm, wrong, hurt, damage, injury, condition, destruction
badness 18 noun misfortune malady, ailment, sickness, misery, malaise, affliction, woe, infirmity, mischief, affection, insult, indisposition, malice, tribulation, wickedness, cruelty, depravity, unpleasantness
bag 8 noun container for one's possesions purse, sack, kit, pocket, gear, pack, case, poke
bag 19 noun container for one's possesions briefcase, backpack, packet, suitcase, handbag, pouch, tote, pocketbook, satchel, sac, knapsack, rucksack, saddlebag, haversack, carryall, holdall, duffel, attaché, carry-on
bag 2 noun special interest expertise, preference
bag 4 noun special interest thing, hobby, speciality, favorite activity
bag 14 verb catch nail, shoot, capture, acquire, seize, get, hook, land, kill, trap, gain, net, collar, take
bag 2 verb catch apprehend, nab
bag 3 verb droop balloon, hang, swell
bag 6 verb droop flap, bulge, sag, flop, lop, billow
bail 3 noun money for assurance bond, security, guarantee
bail 7 noun money for assurance warrant, warranty, collateral, pledge, pawn, surety, recognizance
bake 3 verb cook in oven heat, warm, melt
bake 3 verb cook in oven simmer, stew, scorch
balance 5 noun equilibrium tension, harmony, equity, proportion, hang
balance 9 noun equilibrium correspondence, parity, stasis, symmetry, antithesis, equivalence, evenness, counterbalance, even-steven
balance 1 noun composure stability
balance 5 noun composure self-possession, steadfastness, poise, equanimity, self-control
balance 3 noun money remaining in account profit, difference, rest
balance 5 noun money remaining in account surplus, residue, dividend, remainder, excess
balance 11 verb make equal; cause to have equilibrium adjust, weigh, set, square, cancel, even, tie, match, level, steady, oppose
balance 22 verb make equal; cause to have equilibrium stabilize, readjust, offset, harmonize, neutralize, equate, counteract, compensate, collate, accord, poise, nullify, redeem, counterbalance, parallel, correspond, equalize, attune, come out, come out even, make up for, pair off
balance 5 verb compare assess, weigh, evaluate, estimate, consider
balance 1 verb compare deliberate
balance 8 verb make equal numerically adjust, calculate, count, square, figure, settle, estimate, total
balance 6 verb make equal numerically audit, compute, tally, equate, enumerate, sum up
balanced 5 adj equalized fair, uniform, equivalent, just, evened
balanced 6 adj equalized equitable, offset, proportional, symmetrical, counterbalanced, stabilized
balanced 1 adj settled financially confirmed
balanced 2 adj settled financially validated, certified
balcony 3 noun porch or structure above the ground porch, platform, gallery
balcony 9 noun porch or structure above the ground box, stoop, mezzanine, terrace, catwalk, portico, piazza, balustrade, veranda
bald 5 adj having no covering naked, bare, exposed, smooth, uncovered
bald 9 adj having no covering barren, hairless, head, stark, shaven, depilated, baldheaded, glabrous, skin head
bald 5 adj simple, unadorned bare, plain, direct, severe, straight
bald 7 adj simple, unadorned blunt, austere, downright, forthright, outright, straightforward, unembellished
ball 2 noun dance party jump, reception
ball 7 noun dance party mingle, hop, shindig, promenade, prom, hoedown, hoodang
ball 4 noun globe, sphere balloon, drop, pill, round
ball 6 noun globe, sphere orb, globule, pellet, globoid, apple, spheroid
ballet 1 noun graceful, expressive dancing dance
ballet 2 noun graceful, expressive dancing choreography, toe dancing
balloon 5 noun inflated material or vehicle blimp, dirigible, bladder, airship, zeppelin
balloon 3 verb billow out; bloat swell, expand, belly
balloon 7 verb billow out; bloat inflate, enlarge, distend, bulge, dilate, blow up, puff out
ballot 5 noun voting; recording of vote election, ticket, poll, franchise, polling
ballot 4 noun voting; recording of vote slate, tally, referendum, plebiscite
ballot 2 noun candidates from political party ticket, choice
ballot 2 noun candidates from political party lineup, slate
ban 2 noun official forbiddance restriction, limitation
ban 16 noun official forbiddance embargo, refusal, injunction, prohibition, boycott, censorship, proscription, stoppage, interdiction, suppression, taboo, out of bounds, a thou-shalt-not, no-no, off limits, don't
ban 5 verb officially forbid prohibit, bar, prevent, restrict, exclude
ban 19 verb officially forbid halt, suppress, outlaw, proscribe, inhibit, curse, blackball, disallow, interdict, enjoin, banish, pass by, shut out, illegalize, close down, close up, declare illegal, ice out, pass up
banana 2 noun funny person, often professional actor, laugh
banana 21 noun funny person, often professional entertainer, comic, humorist, clown, stooge, wag, jester, jokester, joker, wit, zany, card, droll, top banana, farceur, quipster, cutup, merry-andrew, million laughs, stand-up comic, wisecracker
banana 18 noun funny person, often professional humorist, comedian, stooge, clown, wag, jester, jokester, joker, wit, buffoon, card, droll, top banana, funnyman, quipster, life of the party, million laughs, stand-up comic
banana 2 noun person who kids, teases fool, actor
banana 29 noun person who kids, teases trickster, stooge, wag, jokester, clown, jester, wit, comedian, buffoon, comic, humorist, card, prankster, droll, second banana, top banana, farceur, quipster, punster, gagster, cutup, funster, jokesmith, josher, kidder, life of the party, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker
banana 1 noun comedian who sets up joke feed
banana 6 noun comedian who sets up joke sidekick, foil, second banana, stooge, feeder, straight person
banana 2 noun joker fool, actor
banana 30 noun joker trickster, jester, prankster, stooge, wag, clown, wit, comedian, buffoon, zany, comic, humorist, card, droll, farceur, funnyman, quipster, second banana, top banana, punster, gagster, cutup, funster, jokesmith, josher, kidder, life of the party, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker
banana 2 noun joker actor, fool
banana 30 noun joker buffoon, card, clown, comedian, comic, droll, farceur, funnyman, humorist, jester, jokester, prankster, second banana, stooge, top banana, trickster, wag, wit, zany, cutup, funster, gagster, jokesmith, josher, kidder, life of the party, punster, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker
banana 3 noun craziness, ridiculousness joke, jazz, fun
banana 44 noun craziness, ridiculousness madness, silliness, babble, bunk, folly, stupidity, foolishness, drivel, rubbish, baloney, gibberish, trash, absurdity, bananas, balderdash, scrawl, jest, rot, rashness, irrationality, thoughtlessness, poppycock, palaver, bombast, claptrap, giddiness, imprudence, bull, pretense, prattle, scribble, hogwash, ranting, tripe, fatuity, hooey, senselessness, flightiness, inanity, hot air, mumbo jumbo, soft soap, ludicrousness, jive
banana 2 noun nonsense garbage, fun
banana 25 noun nonsense bananas, absurdity, fatuity, bunk, baloney, blather, bombast, claptrap, babble, giddiness, imprudence, idiocy, drivel, bull, balderdash, irrationality, hogwash, folly, foolishness, gibberish, flightiness, inanity, hot air, bunkum, ja
banana 4 noun nonsense garbage, jazz, fun, joke
banana 51 noun nonsense folly, madness, balderdash, scrawl, piffle, jest, twaddle, bananas, tomfoolery, absurdity, irrationality, thoughtlessness, poppycock, baloney, palaver, rashness, blather, bombast, claptrap, babble, giddiness, imprudence, idiocy, drivel, bull, scribble, prattle, pretense, hogwash, ranting, silliness, tripe, fatuity, hooey, foolishness, senselessness, rigmarole, gibberish, flightiness, inanity, hot air, ludicrousness, mumbo jumbo, soft soap, rubbish, rot, bunk, stupidity, jive, trash, bunkum
band 18 noun something which encircles line, tape, ring, chain, binding, strip, ribbon, belt, tie, circle, cord, string, stay, link, cable, rope, circuit, bond
band 15 noun something which encircles hoop, strap, harness, braid, truss, manacle, ligature, fillet, shackle, bandage, sash, scarf, snood, copula, bandeau
band 15 noun group of people with same interest gathering, club, company, troop, collection, crew, gang, party, bunch, body, assembly, society, outfit, cluster, association
band 8 noun group of people with same interest corps, troupe, bevy, menagerie, horde, coterie, covey, clique
band 6 noun musical group troupe, symphony, orchestra, ensemble, philharmonic, combo
band 7 verb group or join group league, gather, unite, combine, team, ally, belt
band 7 verb group or join group consolidate, conjoin, federate, amalgamate, merge, affiliate, coadjute
bang 4 adv suddenly, with force straight, hard, precisely, suddenly
bang 5 adv suddenly, with force smack, headlong, abruptly, head on, noisily
bang 10 noun explosive noise sound, shot, burst, pop, slam, boom, crack, report, blast, roll
bang 15 noun explosive noise roar, rumble, thud, thump, smash, wham, clash, thunder, salvo, peal, clang, detonation, discharge, howl, clap
bang 9 noun loud hit or knock blow, bat, sock, stroke, punch, slam, box, crack, belt
bang 9 noun loud hit or knock bump, smash, wallop, collide, smack, cuff, whack, bash, whop
bang 1 noun thrilling situation excitement
bang 6 noun thrilling situation smash, enjoyment, wow, wallop, kick, pleasant feeling
bang 7 verb hit or knock loudly sound, crash, burst, echo, explode, boom, drum
bang 9 verb hit or knock loudly rattle, clang, thump, detonate, thunder, peal, resound, clatter, make noise
bang 7 verb moving by hitting hard knock, slam, pound, crash, beat, strike, hit
bang 10 verb moving by hitting hard smash, bump, collide, rap, thump, whack, bash, pummel, clatter, hammer
bank 5 noun financial institution fund, store, stock, safe, reserve
bank 16 noun financial institution treasury, repository, reservoir, thrift, savings, stockpile, coffer, depository, vault, hoard, exchequer, storehouse, countinghouse, credit union, investment firm, trust company
bank 5 noun ground bounding waters coast, shore, edge, beach, cliff
bank 17 noun ground bounding waters ledge, embankment, levee, reef, strand, lakeshore, cay, lakeside, lakefront, seaboard, waterfront, oceanfront, riverside, seafront, riverfront, seabank, streamside
bank 7 noun row or tier of objects group, sequence, series, rank, array, line, row
bank 2 noun row or tier of objects dashboard, succession
bank 7 verb collect money or advantage invest, save, pile, deposit, mass, speculate, hill
bank 11 verb collect money or advantage amass, hoard, squirrel, stash, heap, mound, salt away, sock away, lay aside, lay away, put by
bank 3 verb lean or tilt slope, bend, pitch
bank 4 verb lean or tilt incline, slant, cant, camber
bankruptcy 5 noun inability to pay debts loss, disaster, failure, ruin, lack
bankruptcy 16 noun inability to pay debts liquidation, insolvency, default, ruination, privation, nonpayment, destitution, indigence, indebtedness, repudiation, exhaustion, Chapter 11, defalcation, pauperism, overdraft, destituteness
banner 2 adj successful leading, outstanding
banner 3 adj successful exceptional, foremost, red-letter
banner 4 noun flag, usually with message headline, colors, heading, standard
banner 8 noun flag, usually with message emblem, streamer, pennant, pennon, ensign, banderole, burgee, gonfalon
banner 1 noun ad on web/internet page headline
banner 3 noun ad on web/internet page streamer, advertisement, burst page
bar 13 noun rod; straight length of material streak, pig, stroke, strip, rib, stake, boom, rail, pole, rule, stick, paling, spoke
bar 10 noun rod; straight length of material slab, spar, ingot, batten, billet, stripe, shaft, lever, crosspiece, crossbar
bar 8 noun barrier; blockage wall, block, fence, rail, stop, obstacle, railing, pale
bar 14 noun barrier; blockage traverse, clog, encumbrance, restraint, hindrance, snag, obstruction, barricade, hurdle, impediment, deterrent, road block, stumbling block, blank wall
bar 1 noun establishment serving alcohol tap
bar 16 noun establishment serving alcohol bistro, tavern, pub, lounge, inn, saloon, taproom, barroom, canteen, cocktail lounge, public house, rathskeller, alehouse, beer garden, drinkery, watering hole
bar 9 noun legal system counsel, court, bench, dock, law, judgment, attorneys, lawyers, counselors
bar 9 noun legal system tribunal, judiciary, law court, courtroom, jurists, solicitors, barristers, law practice, legal profession
bar 9 verb secure, usually with a length of material block, lock, secure, fence, wall, dam, bolt, close, seal
bar 11 verb secure, usually with a length of material plug, clog, trammel, dike, blockade, jam, barricade, fasten, latch, deadbolt, caulk
bar 16 verb prohibit prevent, discourage, suspend, deny, forbid, stop, refuse, limit, eliminate, reject, ban, exclude, frustrate, except, interfere, condemn
bar 20 verb prohibit hinder, preclude, enjoin, restrain, segregate, rule out, disallow, outlaw, obstruct, discountenance, ostracize, debar, override, interdict, exile, boycott, circumvent, shut out, freeze out, keep out
bare 5 adj without clothing naked, uncovered, exposed, stripped, peeled
bare 12 adj without clothing bald, unclad, undressed, nude, denuded, divested, disrobed, unclothed, bareskinned, shorn, unrobed, in one's birthday suit
bare 9 adj without covering or content empty, lacking, clear, desert, blank, wanting, open, mean, poor
bare 11 adj without covering or content desolate, vacant, arid, barren, stark, bleak, void, scanty, scarce, vacuous, unfurnished
bare 10 adj simple, unadorned cold, mere, sheer, spare, basic, essential, hard, modest, severe, simple
bare 10 adj simple, unadorned bald, stark, meager, scant, blunt, austere, chaste, literal, unembellished, unornamented
bare 6 verb reveal uncover, expose, disclose, exhibit, show, publish
bare 3 verb reveal divulge, unveil, unroll
bare-bones 3 noun basic elements basic, core, frame
bare-bones 5 noun basic elements skeleton, basic facts, essential elements, no-frills, undercarriage
bare-bones 6 adj grim, barren bare, clean, plain, severe, simple, spare
bare-bones 11 adj grim, barren rustic, unadorned, stark, bleak, subdued, bald, dour, primitive, spartan, unembellished, vanilla
bargain 12 noun agreement negotiation, transaction, deal, contract, arrangement, understanding, business, engagement, promise, convention, treaty, bond
bargain 5 noun agreement pact, compact, covenant, pledge, stipulation
bargain 6 noun something bought at cheap price discount, reduction, value, deal, buy, steal
bargain 9 noun something bought at cheap price markdown, good deal, closeout, giveaway, budget price, good buy, good value, low price, nominal price
bargain 10 verb negotiate terms of sale or agreement sell, buy, deal, contract, trade, traffic, compromise, promise, agree, arrange
bargain 10 verb negotiate terms of sale or agreement dicker, haggle, confer, barter, covenant, palter, transact, stipulate, do business, make terms
bark 6 noun plant covering skin, case, casing, shell, coat, peeling
bark 4 noun plant covering husk, crust, cortex, rind
bark 1 noun animal yelp bay
bark 8 noun animal yelp growl, roar, yap, snarl, grunt, howl, woof, yip
bark 3 verb yelp cry, snap, bay
bark 8 verb yelp growl, snarl, yap, howl, woof, gnarl, yip, arf
bark 4 verb shout cry, mutter, yell, snap
bark 7 verb shout growl, grumble, roar, snarl, clamor, bellow, bawl
barrel 5 noun cylindrical container pipe, drum, butt, vessel, tub
barrel 8 noun cylindrical container cylinder, cask, keg, hogshead, receptacle, vat, firkin, tun
barrier 11 noun obstruction fence, wall, limit, obstacle, railing, boundary, bar, stop, bound, curtain, pale
barrier 15 noun obstruction roadblock, blockade, barricade, hurdle, impediment, moat, fortification, palisade, gully, trench, rampart, confines, ditch, enclosure, blank wall
barrier 8 noun obstruction to goal restriction, difficulty, obstacle, limitation, bar, pale, check, preventive
barrier 8 noun obstruction to goal stumbling block, handicap, restraint, drawback, hurdle, hindrance, impediment, encumbrance
base 7 adj vulgar, low poor, offensive, common, mean, cheap, sorry, ugly
base 34 adj vulgar, low paltry, shoddy, plebeian, humble, foul, depraved, corrupt, menial, abject, abominable, coarse, contemptible, despicable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, ignoble, immoral, indelicate, loathsome, lowly, pitiful, scandalous, servile, shameful, sleazy, sordid, squalid, trashy, unworthy, vile, worthless, wretched, grovelling
base 13 noun foundation support, infrastructure, ground, seating, rest, basis, bottom, bed, seat, stand, basement, foot, root
base 7 noun foundation footing, groundwork, substratum, underpinning, pedestal, bedrock, substructure
base 16 noun fundamental part foundation, infrastructure, source, origin, heart, fundamental, basis, essence, authority, evidence, principle, key, core, root, essential, principal
base 6 noun fundamental part groundwork, backbone, underpinning, chief constituent, important part, primary element
base 11 noun headquarters center, camp, site, field, station, settlement, home, post, port, dock, strip
base 6 noun headquarters garrison, terminal, depot, harbor, hangar, starting point
base 11 verb build plan or opinion on locate, depend, stay, station, found, establish, plant, derive, construct, rest, ground
base 4 verb build plan or opinion on set up, predicate, prop, hinge
basic 13 adj elementary, fundamental necessary, primary, underlying, key, main, vital, essential, radical, chief, principal, central, capital, inherent
basic 6 adj elementary, fundamental primitive, elemental, basal, indispensable, intrinsic, substratal
basin 12 noun container or area where water is held pot, bowl, pan, valley, pool, bay, sink, vessel, hole, dip, depression, tub
basin 11 noun container or area where water is held lagoon, gulf, sag, hollow, ewer, concavity, sinkhole, watershed, washbasin, washbowl, sinkage
basis 8 noun physical foundation support, base, ground, bottom, bed, seat, rest, foot
basis 4 noun physical foundation footing, groundwork, substructure, resting place
basis 27 noun foundation for belief, action theory, fundamental, support, evidence, reason, assumption, principle, premise, essential, security, base, explanation, proof, heart, backing, essence, authority, sanction, source, core, infrastructure, background, law, data, center, cause, root
basis 23 noun foundation for belief, action justification, footing, dictum, rudiment, presumption, nexus, keystone, bedrock, theorem, postulate, warrant, axiom, keynote, backbone, substratum, nucleus, crux, antecedent, presupposition, underpinning, chief ingredient, hard fact, principal element
basket 1 noun woven container box
basket 9 noun woven container crate, bin, bassinet, cradle, hamper, bushel, creel, nacelle, pannier
basketball 1 noun team sport ball
basketball 3 noun team sport hoops, B-ball, brownball
bastard 3 adj illegitimate natural, mixed, false
bastard 16 adj illegitimate irregular, phony, fake, imperfect, sham, mongrel, inferior, counterfeit, adulterated, impure, misbegotten, spurious, baseborn, suppositious, misborn, ungenuine
bastard 1 noun jerk ass
bastard 7 noun jerk idiot, fuckup, shithead, dumbass, asshole, motherfucker, son of a bitch
bat 7 noun a hit with a solid object sock, blow, knock, crack, slam, strike, belt
bat 10 noun a hit with a solid object thwack, bop, wallop, smack, swat, bang, rap, thump, whack, whop
bath 6 noun washing with water and, usually, soap shower, soak, wash, dip, tub, soaking
bath 9 noun washing with water and, usually, soap gargle, ablution, scrubbing, douche, dousing, cleansing, soaping, laving, sponging
bath 3 noun room for bathing toilet, bathroom, shower
bath 8 noun room for bathing lavatory, spa, powder room, restroom, sauna, washroom, shower room, steam room
bathroom 3 noun room for bathing, toilet use toilet, bath, shower
bathroom 9 noun room for bathing, toilet use lavatory, spa, powder room, sauna, restroom, washroom, shower room, steam room, water closet
battery 11 noun series of similar things body, set, group, chain, sequence, cluster, lot, suite, array, ring, bunch
battery 4 noun series of similar things batch, bundle, clot, clump
battery 4 noun physical abuse assault, violence, attack, beating
battery 4 noun physical abuse onslaught, mayhem, mugging, thumping
battery 1 noun group of weapons guns
battery 4 noun group of weapons artillery, cannon, cannonry, gunnery unit
battle 14 noun military fight campaign, combat, encounter, assault, fighting, action, attack, struggle, bombing, war, conflict, engagement, brush, press
battle 19 noun military fight bloodshed, clash, hostility, strife, crusade, skirmish, warfare, carnage, contention, onslaught, sortie, havoc, onset, scrimmage, barrage, ravage, fray, blitzkreig, significant contact
battle 6 noun struggle campaign, contest, controversy, debate, conflict, dispute
battle 5 noun struggle clash, disagreement, crusade, strife, agitation
battle 6 verb fight, struggle contend, argue, combat, contest, war, dispute
battle 8 verb fight, struggle wrestle, feud, clamor, strive, agitate, oppugn, skirmish, tug
battlefield 3 noun location of military fights arena, front, field
battlefield 7 noun location of military fights salient, combat zone, battleground, front line, Armageddon, theater of operations, theater of war
bay 4 noun shoreline indentation sound, mouth, arm, narrows
bay 14 noun shoreline indentation inlet, gulf, harbor, anchorage, estuary, strait, cove, bayou, bight, lagoon, basin, fiord, firth, loch
bay 1 noun alcove in wall opening
bay 6 noun alcove in wall niche, recess, nook, compartment, oriel, bow window
bay 1 noun howl cry
bay 8 noun howl growl, bellow, yelp, wail, ululation, bark, clamor, howl
beach 4 noun sandy area by body of water shore, coast, bank, margin
beach 11 noun sandy area by body of water seashore, strand, waterfront, lakeshore, lakeside, shingle, seaside, oceanfront, seaboard, littoral, seafront
beam 10 noun length of material used as support pole, timber, strip, pile, boom, reach, stay, post, column, piling
beam 29 noun length of material used as support girder, scaffolding, joist, shaft, pillar, plank, bail, bolster, stanchion, prop, trestle, stud, spar, brace, rafter, balk, axle, strut, jamb, transverse, sill, crosspiece, lintel, crossbar, lath, stringer, cantilever, two-by-four, scantling
beam 8 noun ray of light radiation, bar, streak, shoot, stream, column, emission, finger
beam 16 noun ray of light shaft, glow, ray, glare, twinkle, gleam, flicker, shimmer, sparkle, beacon, glimmer, glint, glitter, chink, laser, dartle
beam 4 verb broadcast on air waves shine, transmit, shed, send
beam 8 verb broadcast on air waves glare, radiate, emit, glow, glimmer, give off, throw off, give out
beam 3 verb smile broadly shine, laugh, grin
beam 4 verb smile broadly smirk, radiate, glow, gleam
beam 2 verb shine, as a light burn, yield
beam 6 verb shine, as a light radiate, glare, emit, glow, gleam, glitter
beam 1 verb make electronic transfer transmit
beam 5 verb make electronic transfer radiate, emit, send out, transfer file, transmit signal
bean 2 noun small hard pellet grain, seed
bean 3 noun small hard pellet kernel, berry, nugget
bear 9 verb bring carry, deliver, take, buck, transfer, move, convey, transport, pack
bear 4 verb bring tote, lug, ferry, fetch
bear 8 verb support mentally hold, have, shoulder, exhibit, entertain, maintain, sustain, possess
bear 5 verb support mentally uphold, harbor, cherish, hold up, weigh upon
bear 9 verb endure experience, allow, undergo, stomach, tolerate, admit, permit, suffer, encounter
bear 3 verb endure brook, abide, put up with
bear 9 verb give birth develop, form, provide, create, produce, make, invent, yield, generate
bear 9 verb give birth fructify, engender, breed, reproduce, propagate, beget, be delivered of, bring forth, parturitate
beard 1 noun facial hair on human brush
beard 9 noun facial hair on human imperial, fuzz, Santa Claus, stubble, bristles, goatee, Vandyke, five-o-clock shadow, muttonchops
beard 2 noun decoy front, mask
beard 1 noun decoy false face
beard 3 verb confront brave, oppose, face
beard 1 verb confront stand up to
beat 2 adj very tired exhausted, fatigued
beat 5 adj very tired wearied, weary, kaput, worn out, dog tired
beat 10 noun throbbing pulse, rhythm, pound, measure, meter, shake, swell, pressure, flow, swing
beat 16 noun throbbing quiver, oscillation, quake, ripple, cadency, vibration, palpitation, thump, cadence, throb, rhyme, tick, flutter, undulation, surge, pulsation
beat 6 noun blow, stroke hit, shake, swing, punch, slap, strike
beat 2 noun blow, stroke thump, lash
beat 9 noun area of responsibility march, circuit, route, patrol, walk, course, way, path, rounds
beat 1 noun area of responsibility precinct
beat 15 verb injure by striking knock, hit, punch, break, strike, crush, whip, pound, belt, club, punish, slap, whale, box, bat
beat 35 verb injure by striking pummel, trounce, rap, thump, thrash, batter, ram, bruise, spank, cane, castigate, hammer, pelt, cudgel, maltreat, swat, lambaste, flagellate, lick, collide, buffet, smack, thresh, wallop, slug, bash, flail, thwack, drub, bang, mash, clout, lash, flog, maul
beat 8 verb defeat, surpass overwhelm, top, triumph, whip, overcome, exceed, better, best
beat 14 verb defeat, surpass overtake, outrun, transcend, subdue, excel, outshine, conquer, outstrip, outdo, vanquish, outplay, outrival, be victorious, shoot ahead of
beat 6 verb forge pound, form, work, shape, fashion, model
beat 2 verb forge hammer, malleate
beat 6 verb throb pitch, pound, pulse, shake, bounce, swing
beat 27 verb throb thump, quiver, undulate, flicker, quake, ripple, heave, jounce, tremble, alternate, quaver, vibrate, shiver, flap, jerk, throb, writhe, buffet, agitate, fluctuate, flutter, oscillate, palpitate, thrill, pulsate, bob, twitch
beat 2 verb mix whip, stir
beautiful 19 adj physically attractive cute, fascinating, fine, wonderful, pretty, grand, lovely, charming, delicate, handsome, pleasing, elegant, appealing, divine, excellent, fair, ideal, nice, taking
beautiful 31 adj physically attractive alluring, magnificent, marvelous, graceful, dazzling, superb, delightful, gorgeous, stunning, good-looking, splendid, exquisite, admirable, angelic, classy, comely, foxy, radiant, ravishing, refined, resplendent, shapely, statuesque, sublime, symmetrical, beauteous, bewitching, enticing, pulchritudinous, sightly, well-formed
beauty 5 noun physical attractiveness style, charm, grace, attraction, class
beauty 21 noun physical attractiveness delicacy, artistry, elegance, refinement, allure, symmetry, fascination, loveliness, pulchritude, fairness, polish, comeliness, allurement, bloom, good looks, adorableness, handsomeness, exquisiteness, shapeliness, winsomeness, glamor
beauty 2 noun good-looking person vision, dream
beauty 13 noun good-looking person looker, enchanter, ornament, eyeful, stunner, charmer, Adonis, beaut, Venus, Apollo, dreamboat, good-looker, head turner
beauty 10 noun advantage importance, feature, value, blessing, merit, attraction, benefit, asset, worth, excellent
beauty 2 noun advantage boon, good thing
become 3 verb evolve into come, convert, shift
become 21 verb evolve into incline, metamorphose, mature, wax, turn out, turn into, grow into, develop into, alter to, assume form of, be converted to, be reduced to, be reformed, be remodeled, be transformed into, change into, come to be, emerge as, eventually be, pass into, ripen into
become 7 verb enhance fit, display, flatter, agree, suit, grace, match
become 15 verb enhance accord, augment, enrich, ornament, embellish, harmonize, garnish, heighten, adorn, belong to, be appropriate, go together, go with, make handsome, set off
bed 3 noun furniture for sleeping couch, sack, platform
bed 13 noun furniture for sleeping bunk, mattress, cot, crib, berth, bassinet, cradle, davenport, divan, pallet, trundle, chaise, bedstead
bed 8 noun patch of ground for planting frame, row, piece, garden, area, plot, border, strip
bed 5 noun base, foundation ground, seat, basis, bottom, rest
bed 4 noun base, foundation groundwork, substratum, bedrock, understructure
bed 6 verb plant insert, settle, fix, base, found, establish
bed 3 verb plant embed, implant, set up
bedroom 1 noun place for sleeping chamber
bedroom 4 noun place for sleeping cubicle, bedchamber, bunk room, guest room
bee 5 noun honey-making, stinging insect drone, bumblebee, honey bee, killer bee, queen bee
bee 3 noun collective task party, harvest, social
bee 2 noun collective task communal gathering, work party
beef 9 noun strong physical makeup meat, strength, force, power, flesh, arm, muscle, might, steam
beef 7 noun strong physical makeup vigor, sinew, brawn, physique, heftiness, thew, robustness
beef 3 noun complaint criticism, objection, dispute
beef 9 noun complaint grievance, squabble, grouse, rhubarb, grumble, gripe, protestation, quarrel, bickering
beer 1 noun alcoholic beverage made from malted grain oil
beer 15 noun alcoholic beverage made from malted grain lager, ale, stout, suds, brew, chill, hops, malt, amber brew, barley pop, brewski, brown bottle, cold coffee, cold one, malt liquor
beg 9 verb request urge, pray, sue, plead, ask, desire, advocate, press, worry
beg 21 verb request beseech, implore, solicit, nag, invoke, besiege, abjure, woo, importune, entreat, crave, requisition, canvass, supplicate, petition, conjure, apply to, call to, impetrate, obsecrate, obtest
beg 5 verb seek charity knock, tap, benefit, want, touch
beg 30 verb seek charity bite, scrounge, hustle, ding, brace, burn, chisel, freeload, sponge, nick, score, buzz, cadge, panhandle, bum, mooch, call on, ask alms, call upon, clamor for, dime up, hit up, live hand to mouth, mendicate, nickel up, pass the hat, put the bite on, put the touch on, solicit charity, sponge on
begin 21 verb start do, prepare, lead, launch, establish, make, introduce, initiate, produce, undertake, found, create, open, generate, mount, drive, effect, trigger, occasion, motivate, cause
begin 28 verb start inaugurate, go into, go ahead, set up, commence, activate, institute, actualize, originate, induce, impel, eventuate, instigate, break the ice, bring about, bring to pass, embark on, enter on, enter upon, break ground, get going, give birth to, give impulse, lay foundation for, make active, plunge into, set about, set in motion
begin 12 verb come into being; become functional emerge, set, appear, rise, start, enter, happen, occur, sail, spring, arise, dawn
begin 24 verb come into being; become functional take off, come out, commence, sprout, originate, emanate, germinate, bud, derive from, be born, come forth, come into existence, crop up, get going, get show on road, get under way, grow out of, issue forth, kick off, make tick, proceed from, result from, send off, stem from
beginner 4 noun person unskilled in something recruit, initiate, student, starter
beginner 21 noun person unskilled in something learner, novice, neophyte, newcomer, tenderfoot, fish, novitiate, abecedarian, trainee, amateur, fledgling, greenhorn, tyro, colt, apprentice, new kid on the block, probationer, catechumen, buckwheater, greenie, new person
beginning 16 noun start of an event or action opening, introduction, creation, birth, dawn, top, origin, dawning, spring, threshold, basis, source, rise, installation, presentation, root
beginning 22 noun start of an event or action outset, inauguration, onset, inception, rudiment, infancy, preface, kickoff, takeoff, initiation, induction, genesis, origination, alpha, prelude, commencement, square one, starting point, opener, blastoff, day one, point of departure
beginning 11 noun origin, cause heart, birth, conception, generation, egg, well, stem, seed, principle, resource, root
beginning 8 noun origin, cause embryo, antecedent, font, fountain, fount, germ, genesis, fountainhead
behave 7 verb function react, perform, operate, act, work, run, take
behave 3 verb act reasonably, properly manage, control, direct
behave 25 verb act reasonably, properly act correctly, act with decorum, be civil, be good, be nice, be on best behavior, be orderly, comport oneself, conduct oneself properly, demean oneself, deport oneself, discipline oneself, keep the peace, live up to, manage oneself, observe golden rule, observe the law, play fair, shape up, toe the mark, act one's age, keep one's nose clean, mind one's manners, mind one's p's and q's, watch one's step
behavioral 2 adj concerned with manner of behaving evident, social
behavioral 6 adj concerned with manner of behaving observable, detectable, discernible, outward, physiological, developmental
behead 4 verb decapitate execute, kill, head, neck
behead 3 verb decapitate guillotine, decollate, bring to the block
belief 28 noun putting regard in as true faith, confidence, trust, theory, conviction, thinking, knowledge, acceptance, idea, understanding, expectation, conclusion, assumption, suspicion, position, opinion, feeling, judgment, notion, hope, view, impression, profession, guess, admission, mind, hypothesis, credit
belief 21 noun putting regard in as true intuition, credence, supposition, thesis, divination, surmise, presumption, reliance, avowal, theorem, persuasion, axiom, assurance, conjecture, postulation, fancy, mindset, certainty, presupposition, deduction, assent
belief 12 noun something regarded as true faith, concept, theory, fundamental, idea, ideology, assumption, principle, doctrine, opinion, law, hypothesis
belief 11 noun something regarded as true creed, tenet, credo, credence, precept, dogma, say-so, theorem, gospel, postulate, gospel truth
believer 2 noun person who has faith in something supporter, convert
believer 17 noun person who has faith in something devotee, adherent, disciple, follower, zealot, freak, proselyte, apostle, prophet, doctrinaire, orthodox, religionist, canonist, upholder, dogmatist, acceptor, religious person
bell 2 noun signaling object or sound alarm, toll
bell 15 noun signaling object or sound buzzer, siren, gong, ringer, buzz, tocsin, ding-dong, peal, carillon, chime, curfew, Vesper, clapper, dinger, tintinnabulum
belly 4 noun stomach tank, insides, gut, pot
belly 14 noun stomach abdomen, tummy, corporation, paunch, intestines, bay window, spare tire, pelvis, venter, breadbasket, beer belly, front porch, pot belly, solar plexus
belong 15 verb be part of, be in proper place apply, exist, fit, set, go, touch, concern, suit, match, refer, associate, regard, bear, become, agree
belong 28 verb be part of, be in proper place reside, permeate, vest, inhere, chime, harmonize, accord, befit, correlate, pertain, correspond, appertain, attach to, be a component, be a constituent, be a part, be akin, be an adjunct of, be connected with, be fitting, be linked with, be related, be relevant, bear upon, go with, have relationship to, have respect to, have to do with
belong 1 verb be affiliated with in
belong 19 verb be affiliated with swing, be a member, be a member of, be allied to, be associated with, be classified among, be contained in, be included in, be one of, be one of the family, be part of, fit in, have a place, in with, owe allegiance, owe support, run with, swing with, take one's place with
belt 3 noun supporting band ring, string, ribbon
belt 6 noun supporting band strap, girdle, cincture, sash, cummerbund, waistband
belt 7 noun strip of land with characteristic feature region, zone, layer, district, area, stretch, territory
belt 1 noun strip of land with characteristic feature tract
belt 7 verb hit hard bat, sock, slam, whip, blow, switch, blast
belt 10 verb hit hard smash, clobber, smack, wallop, slug, bash, biff, bop, strap, whop
bench 5 noun furniture for sitting chair, seat, settle, form, bank
bench 4 noun furniture for sitting settee, pew, stall, lawn seat
bench 4 noun large table shelf, counter, board, desk
bench 5 noun large table trestle, easel, ledge, workbench, work table
bench 1 noun group of judges court
bench 6 noun group of judges tribunal, judiciary, magistrate, courtroom, the bar, your honors
bend 11 noun curve bending, twist, corner, angle, lean, hook, shift, bow, turn, round, loop
bend 13 noun curve sag, crook, arc, tilt, yaw, deviation, curvature, tack, zigzag, deflection, flection, flexure, curvation
bend 11 verb form or cause a curve lean, bow, twist, circle, hook, wilt, double, turn, loop, round, wind
bend 31 verb form or cause a curve flex, crouch, incline, veer, tilt, buckle, stoop, curl, swerve, pervert, deform, zigzag, crook, verge, droop, yaw, spiral, warp, detour, deflect, contort, waver, arch, crimp, genuflect, careen, crinkle, camber, incurvate, angle away, angle off
bend 5 verb persuade; influence yield, shape, compel, direct, submit
bend 4 verb persuade; influence mold, sway, subdue, change mind
beneficiary 2 noun person who gains, benefits recipient, receiver
beneficiary 13 noun person who gains, benefits heir, possessor, successor, payee, inheritor, devisee, grantee, donee, assignee, stipendiary, legatee, heiress, almsperson
benefit 15 noun advantage, profit use, help, profit, assistance, gain, interest, welfare, aid, asset, account, good, blessing, favor, worth, extras
benefit 10 noun advantage, profit prosperity, perk, gravy, avail, boon, benediction, godsend, betterment, cream, egg in one's beer
benefit 7 noun event to raise money exhibit, ball, concert, fair, dance, dinner, exhibition
benefit 5 noun event to raise money raffle, bazaar, charitable affair, charity performance, pancake breakfast
benefit 14 verb help, enhance advance, pay, assist, serve, favor, further, aid, promote, improve, advantage, profit, relieve, better, build
benefit 12 verb help, enhance avail, succor, ameliorate, pay off, contribute to, be good for, do for one, do the trick, fill the bill, make a killing, make it, work for
benzodiazepine 8 noun pill to aid sleep sedative, bromide, hypnotic, soporific, barbiturate, nightcap, sedative-hypnotic, sleeping tablet
berry 4 noun small fruit bean, grain, hip, seed
berry 5 noun small fruit kernel, pome, drupe, drupelet, haw
bet 15 noun game of chance; money gambled risk, stake, chance, venture, speculation, odds, play, plunge, pot, uncertainty, hazard, action, lot, shot, betting
bet 12 noun game of chance; money gambled pledge, wager, long shot, raffle, lottery, ante, parlay, shot in the dark, sweepstakes, down on, odds on, random shot
bet 9 verb gamble speculate, set, chance, hazard, put, game, venture, trust, risk
bet 14 verb gamble wager, ante, pledge, pony up, dice, buy in on, lay down, lay odds, play against, play for, play the ponies, put money on, tempt fortune, toss up
betray 4 verb be disloyal abandon, cross, trick, desert
betray 33 verb be disloyal mislead, forsake, deceive, seduce, jilt, finger, bluff, knife, delude, blow the whistle, break faith, break with, double-cross, let down, sell out, stab in the back, take in, turn in, walk out on, be unfaithful, bite the hand that feeds you, break promise, break trust, commit treason, deliver up, go back on, inform against, inform on, play Judas, play false, sell down the river, turn informer, turn state's evidence
betray 7 verb divulge, expose information reveal, disclose, show, inform, spill, uncover, tell
betray 18 verb divulge, expose information unmask, stool, evince, manifest, tattle, snitch, sing, squeal, give away, turn in, blurt out, dime, fink on, lay bare, let slip, make known, rat on, tell on
beverage 3 noun liquid refreshment drink, cooler, draft
beverage 5 noun liquid refreshment liquor, drinkable, libation, potation, potable
bible 5 noun holy book; authoritative book doctrine, text, manual, authority, guide
bible 8 noun holy book; authoritative book creed, handbook, guidebook, testament, scripture, sacred writ, sacred writings, the good news
bicycle 3 noun pedal-driven recreational vehicle bike, cycle, wheels
bicycle 3 noun pedal-driven recreational vehicle tandem, velocipede, two-wheeler
big 13 adj large, great huge, enormous, full, tremendous, fat, substantial, massive, considerable, vast, crowded, extensive, packed, stuffed
big 37 adj large, great immense, hefty, colossal, sizable, gigantic, ample, brimming, bulky, bull, burly, capacious, chock-full, commodious, copious, hulking, humongous, husky, jumbo, mammoth, monster, ponderous, prodigious, roomy, spacious, strapping, voluminous, whopper, whopping, awash, heavyweight, walloping, a whale of a, heavy-duty, mondo, oversize, super colossal, thundering
big 16 adj important leading, powerful, valuable, substantial, significant, popular, serious, main, considerable, influential, material, meaningful, prime, principal, prominent, super
big 11 adj important big league, consequential, eminent, major league, momentous, paramount, weighty, big-time, heavyweight, heavy-duty, super colossal
big 3 adj grown tall, adult, elder
big 3 adj grown full-grown, grown-up, mature
big 2 adj generous free, liberal
big 13 adj generous altruistic, benevolent, bighearted, chivalrous, considerate, gracious, heroic, lofty, magnanimous, noble, princely, unselfish, greathearted
big 2 adj arrogant imposing, proud
big 13 adj arrogant arty, boastful, conceited, flamboyant, haughty, imperious, inflated, overblown, pompous, presumptuous, pretentious, high-sounding, bragging
big cheese 3 noun important person boss, chief, leader
big cheese 9 noun important person VIP, big wheel, big enchilada, big gun, big kahuna, head honcho, influential person, person in charge, top dog
bike 1 verb to bicycle cycle
bike 1 verb to bicycle pedal
bill 5 noun account of charges; money owed note, debt, check, statement, score
bill 11 noun account of charges; money owed knock, invoice, IOU, damage, chit, tab, reckoning, bad news, itemized account, request for payment, statement of indebtedness
bill 8 noun list; circular program, card, agenda, notice, schedule, poster, inventory, listing
bill 12 noun list; circular handbill, placard, roster, handout, leaflet, syllabus, catalogue, flyer, advertisement, bulletin, playbill, affiche
bill 4 noun piece of legislation proposal, act, draft, measure
bill 2 noun piece of legislation projected law, proposed act
bill 2 noun piece of paper money buck, currency
bill 6 noun piece of paper money certificate, dollar, skin, greenback, long green, bank note
bill 1 noun beak of animal projection
bill 4 noun beak of animal nib, neb, pecker, mandible
bill 4 verb charge money for goods, services render, figure, record, chase
bill 10 verb charge money for goods, services reckon, invoice, debit, solicit, dun, bone, draw upon, put the arm on, put the bite on, put the squeeze on
bill 3 verb advertise announce, post, book
bill 1 verb advertise give advance notice
bin 3 noun container case, box, basket
bin 4 noun container crate, carton, receptacle, canister
bind 2 noun predicament dilemma, difficulty
bind 11 noun predicament pickle, predicament, quandary, crunch, nuisance, hot water, no-win situation, between a rock and a hard place, sticky situation, tight situation, tight spot
bind 19 verb fasten, secure cover, unite, restrict, attach, connect, wrap, dress, stick, trim, border, fold, chain, lap, fix, pin, tie, finish, rope, edge
bind 40 verb fasten, secure tie up, strap, shackle, handcuff, tether, clamp, fetter, lace, swathe, hitch, truss, furl, muzzle, glue, adhere, leash, moor, restrain, hamper, yoke, bandage, cinch, hem, hobble, paste, trammel, lash, constrict, manacle, put together, encase, enchain, pinion, enfetter, hitch on, hook on, hook up, peg down, pin down, tack on
bind 5 verb obligate; restrict engage, require, restrict, force, compel
bind 16 verb obligate; restrict oblige, constrain, confine, hinder, prescribe, indenture, detain, yoke, enslave, restrain, necessitate, hamper, hogtie, lock up, put half nelson on, put lock on
biography 9 noun account of person's life profile, picture, journal, life, diary, experiences, confessions, letters, adventures
biography 15 noun account of person's life autobiography, sketch, life story, memoir, saga, life history, résumé, bio, biog, close-up, personal account, personal anecdote, personal narrative, personal record, vita
biology 7 noun study of animal, plant structure division, medicine, analysis, investigation, examination, diagnosis, inquiry
biology 9 noun study of animal, plant structure dissection, cytology, genetics, etiology, zoology, histology, morphology, embryology, physiology
biology 1 noun any branch of natural science medicine
biology 11 noun any branch of natural science ecology, anthropology, botany, environmental science, natural science, biological science, zoology, animal biology, bioscience, science of life, study of living things
biology 5 noun physical science physics, chemistry, life sciences, pure science, science of matter
bird 1 noun flying animal game
bird 2 noun flying animal fowl, feathered creature
bird of prey 4 noun carnivorous bird predator, beast of prey, raptor, raptorial bird
birthday 2 noun date of birth name day, natal day
biscuit 3 noun light brown color cream, mushroom, neutral
biscuit 11 noun light brown color tan, fawn, oatmeal, ecru, buff, taupe, khaki, camel, off-white, sand, café au lait
biscuit 9 noun appearance, usually of the face look, potato, mask, face, cast, aspect, expression, features, looks
biscuit 11 noun appearance, usually of the face demeanor, visage, mien, map, physiognomy, kisser, mug, puss, poker face, gills, phizog
biscuit 1 noun hard, often salted, baked wafer cookie
biscuit 5 noun hard, often salted, baked wafer bun, pretzel, rusk, saltine, hardtack
biscuit 5 noun light brown brown, natural, gold, cream, bronze
biscuit 15 noun light brown beige, drab, saddle, ecru, buff, tawny, yellowish, khaki, brownish, sand, suntan, olive, umber, leather-colored, olive-brown
biscuit 2 noun baked good wafer, confection
biscuit 4 noun disk cake, cookie, cracker, candy
bisexual 9 adj having relations with either gender epicene, AC-DC, androgynous, bi, gynandrous, hermaphroditic, intersexual, monoclinous, swings both ways
bishop 6 noun clergyman administrator, director, priest, angel, metropolitan, cap
bishop 15 noun clergyman pontiff, pope, cleric, patriarch, prelate, primate, coadjutor, overseer, diocesan, suffragan, archer, mitre, miter, berretta, abba
bit 25 noun tiny piece sample, slice, trace, item, fragment, chunk, dose, chip, segment, section, share, molecule, sprinkling, particle, dot, taste, portion, part, scale, end, fraction, peanuts, division, butt, grain
bit 38 noun tiny piece shard, snippet, sliver, niggle, lick, stump, speck, atom, morsel, dollop, moiety, excerpt, modicum, tittle, iota, jot, dab, scintilla, splinter, lump, snatch, mite, smidgen, specimen, droplet, crumb, driblet, flake, shred, trickle, chicken feed, dash, snip, stub, shaving, parcel, pinch, scrap
bit 8 noun short period of time moment, while, instant, space, stretch, spell, second, minute
bit 3 noun short period of time jiffy, tick, little while
bit 1 noun computer information data
bit 3 noun computer information 1, binary digit, binary unit
bitch 1 verb complain criticize
bitch 11 verb complain moan, grouse, gripe, carp, grumble, whine, grump, crab, fuss, moan and groan, piss and moan about
bitch 1 noun malicious woman broad
bitch 14 noun malicious woman slut, whore, wench, witch, floozy, harlot, hussy, tramp, vamp, tart, shrew, hellion, vixen, termagant
bite 3 noun injury from gripping, tearing pain, wound, smarting
bite 10 noun injury from gripping, tearing sting, laceration, prick, itch, pinch, chomp, gob, chaw, nip, tooth marks
bite 4 noun mouthful of food taste, drop, sample, piece
bite 8 noun mouthful of food snack, morsel, nibble, refreshment, sop, nosh, brunch, light meal
bite 4 noun pungency; stinging sensation punch, burn, edge, kick
bite 6 noun pungency; stinging sensation zip, sting, guts, zap, piquancy, spice
bite 7 noun allotment slice, cut, share, portion, part, lot, piece
bite 2 noun allotment quota, allowance
bite 10 verb grip or tear with teeth chew, cut, wound, snap, eat, seize, taste, tooth, crush, hold
bite 18 verb grip or tear with teeth nibble, chomp, gnaw, clamp, crunch, pierce, ruminate, rend, pinch, lacerate, munch, masticate, chaw, champ, nip, sever, chaw on, take a chunk out of
bite 4 verb corrode, eat away burn, consume, smart, dissolve
bite 16 verb corrode, eat away sting, oxidize, erode, decay, sear, scour, tingle, decompose, slash, engrave, etch, rot, rust, deteriorate, eat into, wear away
bite 2 verb take a chance risk, volunteer
bite 3 verb take a chance nibble, be victim, get hooked
bitter 2 adj pungent, sharp harsh, acid
bitter 11 adj pungent, sharp sour, astringent, tart, acerbic, acrid, acerb, absinthal, absinthian, amaroidal, unsweetened, vinegary
bitter 6 adj hostile, nasty severe, fierce, biting, intense, divided, freezing
bitter 21 adj hostile, nasty acrimonious, rancorous, resentful, vitriolic, stinging, sour, hateful, caustic, alienated, sore, embittered, antagonistic, crabby, irreconcilable, morose, sardonic, sullen, virulent, estranged, begrudging, with chip on shoulder
bitter 11 adj painful, distressing harsh, cruel, bad, brutal, severe, disturbing, sharp, intense, offensive, provoking, hard
bitter 24 adj painful, distressing savage, stinging, poignant, unpleasant, galling, displeasing, annoying, calamitous, dire, disagreeable, distasteful, grievous, heartbreaking, hurtful, inclement, intemperate, merciless, rigorous, rugged, ruthless, unpalatable, vexatious, woeful, afflictive
black 4 adj dark, inky jet, coal, pitch, clouded
black 27 adj dark, inky slate, onyx, sable, brunet, ebony, dingy, dusky, livid, murky, shadowy, somber, sooty, swarthy, charcoal, sloe, obsidian, raven, atramentous, ebon, inklike, melanoid, piceous, pitch-dark, sombre, starless, stygian, swart
black 3 adj hopeless threatening, horrible, sad
black 18 adj hopeless distressing, foreboding, depressing, dispiriting, atrocious, bleak, dismal, doleful, dreary, funereal, gloomy, lugubrious, mournful, ominous, oppressive, sinister, depressive, sombre
black 3 adj dirty spotted, nasty, soiled
black 11 adj dirty grubby, foul, dingy, filthy, grimy, impure, sooty, squalid, unclean, uncleanly, stained
black 3 adj angry threatening, hostile, fierce
black 6 adj angry menacing, enraged, sour, furious, sullen, resentful
black 2 adj evil bad, mean
black 5 adj evil diabolical, iniquitous, nefarious, villainous, wicked
black 3 noun african-american Afro-American, Negro, African
blackmail 2 noun intimidation for money; money to quiet informer protection, milking
blackmail 9 noun intimidation for money; money to quiet informer extortion, bribe, ransom, tribute, exaction, payoff, hush money, slush fund, bribery
blackmail 6 verb intimidating for money force, demand, compel, milk, threaten, exact
blackmail 10 verb intimidating for money extort, coerce, badger, ransom, shake, squeeze, bleed, hold to ransom, put the shake on, shake down
blade 4 noun cutting tool sword, knife, brand, edge
blade 3 noun cutting tool shank, cutlass, épée
blame 7 noun condemnation criticism, accusation, charge, attack, complaint, opposition, implication
blame 34 noun condemnation animadversion, reprehension, disparagement, reprobation, arraignment, rebuke, obloquy, tirade, castigation, disapproval, denunciation, invective, reproof, indictment, diatribe, attribution, slur, depreciation, censure, disfavor, reproach, incrimination, imputation, disapprobation, remonstrance, expostulation, reprimand, repudiation, recrimination, objurgation, inculpation, chiding, impeachment, exprobation
blame 5 noun responsibility fault, accountability, liability, guilt, burden
blame 5 noun responsibility culpability, onus, incrimination, rap, answerability
blame 7 verb accuse; place responsibility criticize, attribute, charge, condemn, frame, tax, blast
blame 35 verb accuse; place responsibility denounce, chide, indict, knock, rap, saddle, reprehend, reprove, ascribe, disapprove, censure, admonish, roast, impute, finger, rebuke, skin, upbraid, reproach, pass the buck, blow the whistle on, climb all over, denunciate, express disapprobation, find fault with, hold responsible, jump all over, lay a bad trip on, lay to, let one have it, lower the boom, point the finger, stick it to, jump down one's throat, lay at one's door
bland 4 adj tasteless; undistinctive boring, flat, nothing, weak
bland 26 adj tasteless; undistinctive tedious, watery, insipid, wishy-washy, tame, banal, dull, blah, flavorless, humdrum, monotonous, pabulum, unexciting, uninteresting, vanilla, vapid, zero, waterish, dull as dishwater, ho hum, milk-and-water, nerdy, sapless, uninspiring, unstimulating, wimpy
bland 3 adj friendly, gracious pleasant, gentle, smooth
bland 12 adj friendly, gracious amiable, affable, civilized, congenial, courteous, good-natured, ingratiating, oily, suave, unctuous, unemotional, urbane
bland 4 adj mild, temperate soft, calm, clear, smooth
bland 7 adj mild, temperate balmy, lenient, soothing, calmative, mollifying, nonirritant, nonirritating
blank 8 adj clear bare, plain, clean, white, pale, empty, fresh, new
blank 12 adj clear unused, barren, untouched, vacant, virginal, void, virgin, spotless, unfilled, vacuous, unmarked, uncompleted
blank 4 adj expressionless stupid, empty, stiff, vague
blank 18 adj expressionless impassive, vacant, meaningless, hollow, lifeless, immobile, dull, deadpan, fruitless, inane, inexpressive, inscrutable, noncommittal, uncommunicative, vacuous, masklike, poker-faced, unexpressive
blank 1 adj dumbfounded confused
blank 11 adj dumbfounded dazed, muddled, stupefied, bewildered, confounded, disconcerted, uncomprehending, nonplussed, at a loss, awestruck, wonderstruck
blank 5 adj absolute, utter perfect, sheer, total, complete, regular
blank 7 adj absolute, utter downright, out-and-out, outright, thorough, unconditional, unqualified, straight-out
blank 6 noun empty space skip, opening, gap, vacuum, hole, interval
blank 21 noun empty space void, interstice, omission, nullity, nihility, hollow, vacancy, chasm, emptiness, abyss, gulf, cavity, hollowness, vacuity, hiatus, nothingness, lacuna, tabula rasa, pretermission, womb, preterition
blast 5 noun loud sound; make loud sound blow, burst, slam, crack, scream
blast 13 noun loud sound; make loud sound roar, peal, smash, din, wail, trumpet, blare, clang, bang, honk, wham, toot, clap
blast 2 noun explosion crash, burst
blast 10 noun explosion eruption, outbreak, volley, detonation, outburst, discharge, bang, salvo, dynamite, blow-up
blast 3 noun gust of wind blow, storm, draft
blast 4 noun gust of wind squall, gale, tempest, strong breeze
blast 2 noun fun time excitement, party
blast 6 noun fun time riot, amusement, bash, blow out, good time, great time
blast 7 verb explode bomb, injure, burst, damage, kill, destroy, ruin
blast 15 verb explode demolish, shatter, detonate, blow up, wreck, annihilate, dash, wither, spoil, stunt, blight, shrivel, break up, dynamite, torpedo
blast 3 verb lambaste; defeat mentally beat, attack, criticize
blast 9 verb lambaste; defeat mentally whip, castigate, lick, flay, shellac, clobber, drub, lash out at, rail at
bleed 3 verb cause blood to flow drain, run, shed
bleed 11 verb cause blood to flow trickle, weep, ooze, seep, gush, spurt, hemorrhage, exude, leech, phlebotomize, open vein
bleed 4 verb extort drain, exhaust, steal, milk
bleed 17 verb extort squeeze, stick, fleece, rook, impoverish, confiscate, extract, strong-arm, blackmail, overcharge, mulct, skin, deplete, pauperize, sap, leech, put the screws to
bleed 1 verb grieve suffer
bleed 6 verb grieve ache, agonize, pity, sympathize, be in pain, feel for
bless 10 verb sanctify thank, sprinkle, offer, sacrifice, confirm, dedicate, sign, honor, praise, cross
bless 24 verb sanctify anoint, consecrate, baptize, ordain, glorify, magnify, canonize, laud, commend, exalt, extol, eulogize, beatify, enshrine, hallow, absolve, panegyrize, give thanks to, invoke benefits, invoke happiness, make holy, offer benediction, pray for, pronounce holy
bless 6 verb grant, bestow celebrate, give, provide, favor, praise, grace
bless 4 verb grant, bestow endow, glorify, magnify, laud
blind 1 adj sightless dark
blind 12 adj sightless eyeless, purblind, unseeing, unsighted, groping, amaurotic, blind as a bat, destitute of vision, in darkness, typhlotic, undiscerning, visionless
blind 22 adj indifferent ignorant, oblivious, insensitive, unconscious, nearsighted, careless, heedless, inattentive, inconsiderate, indiscriminate, injudicious, myopic, neglectful, thoughtless, unaware, unmindful, unobservant, unseeing, imperceptive, undiscerning, unperceiving, unreasoning
blind 2 adj uncontrolled wild, violent
blind 13 adj uncontrolled mindless, irrational, rash, hasty, heedless, impetuous, inconsiderate, reckless, senseless, shortsighted, thoughtless, unthinking, unseeing
blind 3 adj hidden or covered dark, closed, blocked
blind 13 adj hidden or covered impassable, dim, disguised, secluded, concealed, obscured, unmarked, obstructed, closed at one end, dead-end, leading nowhere, without egress, without exit
blind 6 noun screen, covering curtain, mask, blinder, cover, front, trap
blind 6 noun screen, covering cloak, camouflage, facade, veil, blinker, blindfold
blissful 3 adj happy crazy, delighted, sent
blissful 22 adj happy heavenly, enchanted, dreamy, joyous, beatific, cool, ecstatic, elated, floating, flying, gone, joyful, mad, on cloud nine, rapturous, spaced-out, turned-on, euphoric, enraptured, in ecstasy, in seventh heaven, in the twilight zone
block 10 noun mass of material square, bar, section, brick, piece, chunk, solid, slice, cake, segment
block 7 noun mass of material slab, loaf, cube, ingot, lump, hunk, oblong
block 7 noun obstruction wall, chunk, bar, barrier, stop, mass, obstacle
block 10 noun obstruction roadblock, clog, blockage, stoppage, snag, obstruction, jam, impediment, hindrance, blank wall
block 12 verb obstruct prevent, stop, arrest, close, bar, dam, tackle, charge, catch, brake, check, fill
block 28 verb obstruct cut off, clog, thwart, halt, intercept, blockade, deter, hold up, stall, impede, hinder, plug, stopper, congest, stymie, choke, stonewall, barricade, occlude, block out, close out, shut out, close off, hang up, interfere with, shut off, stop up, take out of play
blonde 5 noun light blond, pale, fair, straw, light
blonde 17 noun light champagne, sallow, snowy, washed-out, fair-haired, towheaded, platinum, albino, strawberry, auricomous, bleached, flaxen, golden-haired, leucous, sandy-haired, stramineous, yellow-haired
blood 1 noun red body fluid juice
blood 8 noun red body fluid clot, gore, hemoglobin, plasma, claret, cruor, sanguine fluid, vital fluid
blood 6 noun ancestry origin, family, birth, line, stock, relations
blood 8 noun ancestry lineage, descent, consanguinity, kindred, extraction, kinship, pedigree, descendants
blood cell 8 noun blood corpuscle red blood cell, white blood cell, corpuscle, erythrocyte, hemocyte, leukocyte, red corpuscle, white corpuscle
blood vessel 6 noun blood flow pathway artery, vein, capillary, arteriole, metarteriole, venule
bloodshed 3 noun slaughter murder, fighting, killing
bloodshed 9 noun slaughter massacre, bloodbath, carnage, annihilation, butchery, onslaught, gore, extermination, bloodletting
bloody 3 adj bleeding wounded, open, raw
bloody 15 adj bleeding bloodstained, gory, grisly, crimson, gaping, sanguine, sanguinary, blood-soaked, imbrued, blood-spattered, ensanguined, hematic, hemic, unstaunched, unstopped
bloody 3 adj hard-fought cruel, fierce, heavy
bloody 12 adj hard-fought savage, ferocious, murderous, gory, grim, bloodthirsty, cutthroat, homicidal, sanguine, sanguinary, slaughterous, decimating
bloody 8 adj (used as intensifier) damn, blasted, very, full, too, well, much, good
bloody 1 adj (used as intensifier) goddamn
blow 2 noun blast, rush of air, wind hurricane, draft
blow 8 noun blast, rush of air, wind gust, squall, gale, flurry, typhoon, puff, tempest, strong breeze
blow 19 noun hard hit impact, shock, punch, slap, stroke, kick, pound, clip, sock, belt, poke, jar, strike, crack, cut, knock, bat, slam, swing
blow 33 noun hard hit bump, concussion, jolt, jab, ding, knockout, clout, collision, lick, rap, zap, swat, swipe, percussion, thump, whack, biff, smash, buffet, smack, wallop, thrust, slug, bash, thwack, bop, bang, clump, knuckle sandwich, uppercut, whomp, blindside, KO
blow 8 noun catastrophe disaster, shock, disappointment, tragedy, casualty, reverse, upset, frustration
blow 15 noun catastrophe jolt, setback, letdown, calamity, mishap, misfortune, balk, misadventure, chagrin, disgruntlement, debacle, affliction, comedown, bombshell, bolt from the blue
blow 11 verb blast, rush of air, wind rush, stream, flow, drive, wave, pump, breathe, pant, whisper, swell, fan
blow 16 verb blast, rush of air, wind waft, whistle, swirl, huff, ruffle, flap, whiff, buffet, whirl, whisk, gasp, puff, inflate, heave, flutter, exhale
blow 5 verb make sound, usually with instrument play, blast, sound, pipe, mouth
blow 5 verb make sound, usually with instrument blare, honk, toot, vibrate, trumpet
blow 2 verb leave suddenly go, depart
blow 4 verb leave suddenly split, hit the road, take a hike, take a powder
blow 2 verb ruin chance fail, miss
blow 3 verb ruin chance flounder, miscarry, goof
blow 2 verb use up money waste, spend
blow 4 verb use up money squander, dissipate, lay out, pay out
blue 1 adj sky, sea color royal
blue 12 adj sky, sea color turquoise, azure, navy, blue-green, indigo, sapphire, ultramarine, cobalt, beryl, teal, cerulean, blue-gray
blue 3 adj sad depressed, low, unhappy
blue 14 adj sad melancholy, dispirited, downcast, dejected, moody, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, downhearted, fed up, gloomy, glum, woebegone, down in the dumps
blue 1 adj vulgar dirty
blue 14 adj vulgar bawdy, indecent, lewd, naughty, obscene, off-color, racy, risqué, salty, shady, smutty, spicy, suggestive, wicked
board 3 noun piece of wood panel, strip, timber
board 3 noun piece of wood plank, slat, lath
board 5 noun meal fare, provisions, food, eats, mess
board 3 noun meal victuals, keep, daily bread
board 9 noun group of advisers cabinet, jury, committee, panel, upstairs, council, advisers, directors, executives
board 8 noun group of advisers conclave, brass, front office, directorate, trustees, execs, advisory group, executive suite
board 3 verb embark on vehicle catch, enter, mount
board 6 verb embark on vehicle get on, climb on, hop on, entrain, emplane, embus
board 6 verb provide food and sleeping quarters accommodate, feed, room, house, bed, quarter
board 6 verb provide food and sleeping quarters put up, harbor, canton, lodge, care for, let crash
board game 2 noun indoor game party game, role-playing game
boat 6 noun vehicle for water travel craft, ship, bottom, launch, bucket, tub
boat 21 noun vehicle for water travel dinghy, canoe, sailboat, yacht, barge, raft, catamaran, schooner, hulk, skiff, bark, ark, gondola, lifeboat, ketch, steamboat, dory, pinnace, scow, sloop, bateau
bodily 10 adj concerning animate structure physical, actual, animal, gross, human, material, natural, normal, organic, substantial
bodily 8 adj concerning animate structure carnal, corporal, corporeal, fleshly, sensual, tangible, somatic, unspiritual
bodily 5 adv totally absolutely, altogether, completely, entirely, fully
bodily 5 adv totally en masse, wholly, as a body, as a group, collectively
body 8 noun physique frame, figure, form, makeup, shape, build, trunk, constitution
body 13 noun physique carcass, shaft, embodiment, tenement, anatomy, chassis, torso, beefcake, protoplasm, bod, bag of bones, boody, mortal part
body 3 noun corpse remains, clay, dust
body 10 noun corpse carcass, relic, stiff, carrion, cadaver, ashes, deceased, dead body, bones, corpus delicti
body 7 noun human being party, individual, soul, person, being, creature, human
body 2 noun human being personage, mortal
body 16 noun bulk; central portion box, frame, material, essence, total, sum, majority, core, assembly, trunk, substance, basis, bed, matter, mass, whole
body 14 noun bulk; central portion skeleton, groundwork, tenor, staple, gist, pith, corpus, hull, crux, chassis, gravamen, fuselage, substructure, main part
body 10 noun crowd society, group, party, set, cluster, majority, mass, lot, array, bunch
body 8 noun crowd throng, parcel, batch, bundle, horde, mob, clump, multitude
body 11 noun main part of written work heart, material, core, substance, meat, text, argument, evidence, discourse, burden, sense
body 7 noun main part of written work treatise, dissertation, thesis, pith, exposition, upshot, gist
boil 1 noun blister tumor
boil 10 noun blister blister, abscess, carbuncle, sore, excrescence, ulcer, pimple, furuncle, blain, pustule
boil 4 verb heat to bubbling bubble, steam, cook, steep
boil 15 verb heat to bubbling poach, evaporate, stew, simmer, effervesce, froth, smolder, foam, parboil, agitate, seethe, coddle, churn, fizz, decoct
boil 3 verb be angry burn, storm, rage
boil 9 verb be angry flare, fume, fulminate, rave, bristle, sputter, blow up, foam at the mouth, be indignant
bold 3 adj brave daring, forward, assuming
bold 16 adj brave resolute, audacious, courageous, fearless, adventurous, heroic, gallant, bantam, dauntless, enterprising, intrepid, unafraid, undaunted, valiant, valorous, aweless
bold 5 adj brazen, insolent confident, smart, forward, assuming, fresh
bold 20 adj brazen, insolent brash, audacious, gutsy, barefaced, brassy, cheeky, gritty, immodest, impudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, rude, sassy, saucy, shameless, spunky, smart-alecky, coming on strong
bold 7 adj bright, striking colorful, strong, loud, clear, plain, evident, prominent
bold 11 adj bright, striking vivid, forceful, definite, eye-catching, spirited, flashy, lively, manifest, conspicuous, pronounced, showy
bolt 10 noun lock; part of lock screw, pin, nut, rod, pipe, bar, coupling, lock, stake, catch
bolt 13 noun lock; part of lock fastener, spike, latch, lag, dowel, stud, skewer, peg, staple, rivet, padlock, brad, sliding bar
bolt 2 noun flash; projectile arrow, missile
bolt 5 noun flash; projectile shaft, dart, fulmination, thunderbolt, thunderstroke
bolt 2 noun large roll of material package, twist
bolt 5 noun large roll of material cylinder, spiral, coil, spindle, curl
bolt 11 verb run quickly away rush, bound, skip, jump, leap, escape, flee, fly, flight, spring, start
bolt 34 verb run quickly away dash, dump, scamper, take off, dart, scoot, sprint, drop out, hightail, skedaddle, abscond, hotfoot, startle, split, hurtle, ditch, bail out, cop out, cut loose, cut out, leave in the lurch, make off, opt out, walk out on, kiss goodbye, leave flat, leave high and dry, leave holding the bag, make a break for it, make tracks, run like scared rabbit, run out on, step on it, take flight
bolt 3 verb fasten securely lock, bar, secure
bolt 2 verb fasten securely latch, deadbolt
bolt 2 verb eat very fast stuff, consume
bolt 14 verb eat very fast slosh, inhale, englut, gulp, devour, wolf, ingurgitate, gorge, guzzle, gobble, cram, scarf, slop, swallow whole
bomb 6 noun exploding weapon rocket, mine, missile, device, charge, shell
bomb 10 noun exploding weapon explosive, projectile, grenade, atom bomb, nuclear bomb, torpedo, ticker, bombshell, Molotov cocktail, hydrogen bomb
bomb 4 verb detonate weapon destroy, attack, blast, shell
bomb 13 verb detonate weapon wipe out, raid, bombard, blow up, blitz, rake, cannonade, strafe, napalm, prang, torpedo, rain destruction, zero in
bomb 1 verb fail miserably lose
bomb 6 verb fail miserably wipe out, flop, flummox, blow it, go out of business, wash out
bomber 3 noun bombing airplane bombardier, aerial attach plane, bombing plane
bond 11 noun binder or fastener chain, binding, wire, network, tie, cord, band, link, rope, connection, irons
bond 12 noun binder or fastener fetter, tie-in, handcuff, manacle, ligature, nexus, shackle, fastening, linkage, hookup, gunk, stickum
bond 9 noun association, relation obligation, relationship, marriage, network, connection, link, tie, friendship, union
bond 9 noun association, relation interrelationship, affiliation, tie-in, restraint, liaison, connective, hookup, affinity, attachment
bond 7 noun guarantee; contract transaction, security, obligation, word, agreement, convention, promise
bond 11 noun guarantee; contract debenture, certificate, warrant, pact, compact, pledge, collateral, bargain, covenant, warranty, guaranty
bond 3 verb fasten; stick bind, fix, connect
bond 5 verb fasten; stick glue, fuse, paste, gum, stickum
bone 4 noun piece of animate skeleton cartilage, bony process, ossein, osseous matter
book 17 noun published document essay, album, novel, publication, text, work, manual, textbook, fiction, volume, edition, magazine, writing, copy, portfolio, reader, roll
book 37 noun published document dictionary, pamphlet, booklet, brochure, tome, lexicon, periodical, primer, dissertation, opus, handbook, thesaurus, tract, compendium, Bible, treatise, omnibus, leaflet, encyclopedia, scroll, monograph, paperback, hardcover, nonfiction, speller, folio, codex, atlas, quarto, reprint, octavo, offprint, bestseller, opuscule, preprint, softcover, vade mecum
book 7 noun account; diary album, record, notebook, list, register, pad, agenda
book 1 noun account; diary roster
book 11 verb register, arrange for hire, organize, schedule, enter, enroll, engage, bill, charter, program, order, reserve
book 8 verb register, arrange for set up, procure, bespeak, line up, make reservation, pencil in, preengage, sew up
book 2 verb arrest charge, accuse
book 2 verb arrest prefer charges, take into custody
boom 5 noun loud sound; crash explosion, burst, slam, crack, blast
boom 12 noun loud sound; crash smash, wham, roar, thunder, barrage, cannonade, blare, rumble, bang, reverberation, clap, drumfire
boom 12 noun prosperity development, increase, rush, advance, jump, expansion, improvement, inflation, growth, gain, boost, push
boom 5 noun prosperity upsurge, upturn, spurt, upswing, prosperousness
boom 8 verb crash; make loud sound explode, sound, drum, burst, slam, crack, blast, roll
boom 9 verb crash; make loud sound roar, reverberate, thunder, resound, smash, wham, rumble, bang, clap
boom 12 verb prosper develop, strengthen, swell, thrive, grow, expand, flower, appreciate, increase, succeed, gain, enhance
boom 5 verb prosper intensify, flourish, spurt, bloom, rise in value
boot 1 noun heavy, often tall, shoe waters
boot 7 noun heavy, often tall, shoe footwear, oxford, brogan, galoshes, waders, mukluk, snow shoes
boot 9 verb kick; oust knock, shove, bounce, cut, fire, dismiss, sack, drive, chase
boot 15 verb kick; oust eject, expel, evict, terminate, chuck, extrude, punt, can, ax, discharge, heave, eighty-six, kick out, throw out, dropkick
boot 2 verb start operating system load, start
boot 7 verb start operating system restart, reset, reboot, bootstrap, cold boot, start computer, warm boot
border 10 noun outermost edge, margin boundary, line, trim, end, bound, rim, lip, limit, skirt, trimming
border 13 noun outermost edge, margin perimeter, circumference, brim, extremity, fringe, periphery, verge, hem, confine, brink, outskirt, bounds, selvage
border 8 noun boundary; frontier line, edge, entrance, march, pale, threshold, door, beginning
border 5 noun boundary; frontier outpost, perimeter, sideline, borderline, marchland
border 18 verb bound on; be on the edge surround, neighbor, trim, frame, rim, touch, skirt, define, march, communicate, line, join, outline, bind, edge, decorate, margin, side
border 14 verb bound on; be on the edge encircle, abut, flank, adjoin, enclose, verge, circumscribe, contour, hem, delineate, fringe, be adjacent to, mark off, set off
bore 4 noun nuisance pain, bother, headache, pill
bore 20 noun nuisance pain in the neck, wimp, nag, yawn, drip, soporific, drag, bromide, pest, bummer, nudge, creep, downer, stuffed shirt, wet blanket, deadhead, dull person, flat tire, tedious person, tiresome person
bore 5 verb drill hole tunnel, mine, punch, sink, pit
bore 9 verb drill hole riddle, ream, pierce, prick, burrow, puncture, penetrate, perforate, gouge out
bore 8 verb cause weariness, disinterest exhaust, tire, bother, fatigue, worry, drag, wear, trouble
bore 19 verb cause weariness, disinterest annoy, irritate, irk, jade, afflict, pester, discomfort, vex, weary, cloy, pall, burn out, wear out, be tedious, put to sleep, send to sleep, turn one off, bend one's ear, talk one's ear off
boring 5 adj uninteresting tiring, stupid, stereotyped, nothing, routine
boring 44 adj uninteresting tedious, mundane, monotonous, stodgy, humdrum, dull, lifeless, trite, stuffy, tiresome, tame, uninteresting, stale, flat, commonplace, bomb, bummer, plebeian, zero, dead, drag, drab, cloying, arid, colorless, insipid, interminable, irksome, moth-eaten, prosaic, repetitious, spiritless, threadbare, unexciting, vapid, wearisome, bromidic, platitudinous, nowhere, drudging, characterless, ho hum, unvaried, well-worn
borrow 11 verb take for temporary use hire, acquire, obtain, rent, tap, soak, bite, beg, negotiate, lift, touch
borrow 16 verb take for temporary use pledge, pawn, chisel, scrounge, sponge, bum, cadge, mooch, accept loan of, give a note for, hit up, raise money, run into debt, take on loan, use temporarily, see one's uncle
borrow 8 verb adopt from another source; appropriate use, adopt, assume, acquire, obtain, copy, steal, take
borrow 8 verb adopt from another source; appropriate pilfer, plagiarize, usurp, imitate, filch, simulate, pirate, make one's own
boss 6 adj great top, fine, champion, capital, excellent, wonderful
boss 5 adj great fly, awesome, first-rate, bang-up, whiz-bang
boss 10 noun manager over other employees administrator, supervisor, executive, employer, director, chief, owner, leader, wheel, head
boss 16 noun manager over other employees chieftain, honcho, superintendent, exec, overseer, big cheese, foreperson, controller, big gun, big person, dominator, head honcho, helmer, person in charge, taskperson, top dog
boss 8 verb control; command employ, overlook, run, manage, direct, administer, oversee, survey
boss 6 verb control; command chaperon, supervise, administrate, superintend, quarterback, take charge
bossy 3 adj domineering commanding, controlling, strict
bossy 11 adj domineering pushy, imperious, overbearing, authoritarian, despotic, dictatorial, high-handed, oppressive, overpowering, tyrannical, iron-handed
bother 12 noun trouble, inconvenience strain, worry, concern, headache, pain, pressure, trouble, care, anxiety, difficulty, trial, problem
bother 24 noun trouble, inconvenience aggravation, distress, irritation, perplexity, bellyache, nuisance, annoyance, nudge, exasperation, ado, pother, to-do, fuss, drag, flurry, plague, bustle, irritant, botheration, pest, vexation, pain in the neck, worriment, molestation
bother 17 verb harass, annoy; give trouble disturb, bore, alarm, upset, hurt, trouble, scare, worry, cross, provoke, spite, concern, pain, needle, eat, pursue, ride
bother 42 verb harass, annoy; give trouble hinder, dismay, aggravate, perplex, perturb, irritate, torment, irk, plague, exacerbate, disgust, embarrass, nag, distress, afflict, displease, disconcert, agitate, molest, badger, nudge, pester, disquiet, goad, vex, insult, tantalize, browbeat, inconvenience, exasperate, taunt, impede, bedevil, tease, grieve, harry, discommode, pick on, put out, carp at, grate on, intrude upon
bother 1 verb take the trouble try
bother 10 verb take the trouble worry about, be concerned about, concern oneself, exert oneself, fuss over, make a fuss about, make an effort, put oneself out, take pains, go out of one's way
bottle 3 noun container, usually for liquids glass, jar, soldier
bottle 13 noun container, usually for liquids vial, urn, jug, ewer, flask, decanter, canteen, flagon, cruet, phial, carafe, dead soldier, vacuum bottle
bottom 9 adj lowest; fundamental last, radical, basement, primary, underlying, base, basic, ground, lowest
bottom 7 adj lowest; fundamental basal, lowermost, nethermost, undermost, foundational, meat-and-potatoes, rock-bottom
bottom 13 noun foundation floor, bed, seat, belly, basement, ground, basis, support, sole, rest, base, foot, depths
bottom 15 noun foundation underside, footing, groundwork, substratum, bedrock, pedestal, nadir, terra firma, underneath, substructure, pediment, underbelly, deepest part, lowest part, nether portion
bottom 12 noun base, core heart, ground, origin, substance, basis, essence, soul, source, stuff, principle, root, cause
bottom 7 noun base, core pith, essentiality, marrow, quintessence, bottom line, mainspring, virtuality
bottom 4 noun rear end tail, rear, seat, behind
bottom 11 noun rear end butt, buttocks, backside, fundament, derriere, posterior, tush, bum, rump, fanny, breech
bounce 5 noun spring life, give, energy, bound, go
bounce 13 noun spring rebound, vigor, zip, pep, elasticity, vitality, liveliness, animation, recoil, springiness, resilience, vivacity, dynamism
bounce 4 verb spring up; rebound bound, jump, leap, buck
bounce 21 verb spring up; rebound bump, rebound, ricochet, hop, carom, jounce, thump, boomerang, hurdle, vault, recoil, bob, backlash, kick back, resile, saltate, fly back, glance off, jerk up and down, snap back, spring back
bounce 4 verb evict throw, fire, dismiss, sack
bounce 12 verb evict heave, oust, eject, terminate, can, ax, discharge, eighty-six, kick out, boot out, give one notice, give the heave ho
bow 8 noun bend from waist nod, bending, angle, curve, turn, bend, round, turning
bow 13 noun bend from waist obeisance, salaam, kowtow, arch, curvature, arc, genuflection, bob, curtsy, inclination, flection, flexure, curvation
bow 3 noun front of boat nose, head, stem
bow 5 noun front of boat prow, fore, beak, forepart, bowsprit
bow 5 verb bend over nod, dip, curve, duck, round
bow 12 verb bend over hunch, debase, incline, cower, stoop, crook, genuflect, arch, bob, curtsy, droop, do obeisance
bow 5 verb submit, concede comply, yield, bend, accept, cave
bow 11 verb submit, concede defer, kowtow, acquiesce, relent, surrender, succumb, capitulate, give in, knuckle under, knuckle, be servile
bowel 7 noun insides core, guts, deep, belly, interior, hold, depths
bowel 7 noun insides innards, entrails, viscera, intestines, penetralia, recesses, vitals
bowl 4 noun hollow, concave container dish, pot, vessel, boat
bowl 8 noun hollow, concave container basin, urn, crock, casserole, tureen, porringer, saucer, deep dish
bowl 3 verb roll a ball down a lane pitch, spin, throw
bowl 8 verb roll a ball down a lane whirl, rotate, fling, hurl, revolve, trundle, play duckpins, play tenpins
box 5 noun container, often square or rectangular pack, trunk, package, case, chest
box 7 noun container, often square or rectangular carton, crate, bin, casket, coffer, portmanteau, receptacle
box 4 verb place in square or rectangular container wrap, pack, case, package
box 3 verb place in square or rectangular container crate, confine, encase
box 5 verb punch competitively hit, mix, sock, slap, strike
box 10 verb punch competitively slug, buffet, scrap, cuff, clout, wallop, spar, whack, duke, exchange blows
boy 8 noun young man fellow, youth, youngster, child, guy, buck, master, junior
boy 20 noun young man lad, puppy, stripling, runt, punk, dude, cadet, chap, sprout, squirt, sonny, half-pint, gamin, whippersnapper, tadpole, shaver, schoolboy, little guy, little shaver, small fry
bracket 1 noun support joint
bracket 5 noun support girder, reinforcement, strut, brace, cantilever
bracket 5 noun classification category, group, class, lot, grouping
brag 1 verb talk boastingly boast
brag 18 verb talk boastingly crow, gloat, prate, exult, gasconade, grandstand, rodomontade, mouth, puff, swagger, bluster, shuck, vaunt, showboat, hotdog, jive, pat oneself on the back, blow one's own horn
braggart 28 noun person who talks boastingly know-it-all, egotist, windbag, boaster, blowhard, brag, bragger, swashbuckler, exhibitionist, blatherskite, braggadocio, bigmouth, peacock, show-off, gasbag, blusterer, swaggerer, trumpeter, raver, grandstander, hotshot, ranter, swelled head, bag of wind, big talker, big-timer, gascon, strutter
brain 4 noun very smart person scholar, doctor, intellectual, genius
brain 9 noun very smart person intellect, pundit, sage, prodigy, egghead, highbrow, mastermind, academician, Einstein
brain 1 noun mind, intelligence head
brain 9 noun mind, intelligence intellect, wit, mentality, gray matter, cerebellum, encephalon, cerebrum, medulla oblongata, upper story
brake 3 noun stopping device; check control, constraint, obstacle
brake 13 noun stopping device; check damper, restraint, discouragement, deterrent, hamper, curb, hindrance, hurdle, rein, anchor, binders, cinchers, retarding device
brake 6 verb check; stop slow, bar, dam, stop, moderate, block
brake 8 verb check; stop decelerate, impede, hinder, obstruct, halt, slacken, reduce speed, slow down
branch 14 noun department chapter, division, office, section, wing, member, bureau, arm, category, extension, portion, connection, part, local
branch 9 noun department subsidiary, subdivision, classification, annex, dependency, derivative, tributary, outpost, subsection
branch 7 noun arm, limb wing, fork, shoot, extension, bug, spray, growth
branch 8 noun arm, limb scion, bough, divergence, detour, sprig, offshoot, prong, branchlet
brand 10 noun type, kind character, quality, variety, sort, description, grade, make, class, cast, species
brand 3 noun distinctive label, mark symbol, sign, marker
brand 10 noun distinctive label, mark logo, trademark, hallmark, emblem, stamp, imprint, welt, brand name, heraldry, logotype
brand 2 noun stigma spot, mark
brand 15 noun stigma odium, smirch, onus, disgrace, infamy, slur, taint, blot, blur, stigma, stain, reproach, bar sinister, black eye, mark of Cain
brand 1 verb label negatively mark
brand 3 verb label negatively stigmatize, taint, disgrace
brave 6 adj bold daring, confident, strong, firm, game, forward
brave 41 adj bold gallant, foolhardy, fearless, spunky, audacious, stout, adventurous, spirited, gutsy, dashing, reckless, valiant, resolute, courageous, heroic, militant, hardy, stalwart, chivalrous, dauntless, defiant, doughty, gritty, imprudent, indomitable, intrepid, lionhearted, nervy, plucky, stouthearted, unafraid, undaunted, valorous, venturesome, unabashed, chin-up, herolike, unblenching, undauntable, undismayed, unfearful
brave 11 verb endure bad situation confront, court, risk, support, bear, face, venture, suffer, challenge, dare, beard
brave 8 verb endure bad situation withstand, defy, go through, take on, face off, fly in the face of, outdare, stand up to
bread 5 noun daily food feed, fare, provisions, diet, necessities
bread 14 noun daily food nourishment, grub, aliment, provender, nutriment, sustenance, comestibles, subsistence, nurture, victuals, viands, staff of life, shingle, bed and board
bread 5 noun money dough, cash, funds, coin, finance
bread 5 noun money cabbage, scratch, greenbacks, dollars, mazuma
break 7 noun fissure, opening hole, crack, gap, division, tear, split, rent
break 9 noun fissure, opening rift, gash, discontinuity, schism, fracture, breach, cleft, disjunction, rupture
break 4 noun interruption of activity blow, interval, rest, pause
break 21 noun interruption of activity recess, layoff, intermission, hiatus, time off, lull, suspension, respite, letup, caesura, interlude, lacuna, downtime, breather, halt, breathing space, coffee break, cutoff, apnea, ten, time out
break 5 noun change from friendly to unfriendly relationship trouble, fight, split, separation, dispute
break 12 noun change from friendly to unfriendly relationship rift, alienation, clash, divergence, schism, misunderstanding, altercation, estrangement, disaffection, breach, rupture, difference of opinion
break 11 noun lucky happening shot, advantage, opening, chance, time, opportunity, luck, occasion, accident, fortune, show
break 3 noun lucky happening good luck, stroke of luck, favorable circumstances
break 13 verb destroy; make whole into pieces crash, burst, tear, separate, damage, crush, split, crack, snap, divide, fragment, part, total
break 20 verb destroy; make whole into pieces smash, shatter, fracture, sever, demolish, trash, disintegrate, splinter, bust, eradicate, batter, annihilate, shiver, rend, torpedo, bust up, finish off, make hash of, make mincemeat of, pull to pieces
break 1 verb violate law violate
break 9 verb violate law breach, contravene, disobey, infringe, disregard, offend, infract, transgress, renege on
break 4 verb weaken, cause instability ruin, reduce, undermine, cow
break 26 verb weaken, cause instability subdue, incapacitate, impair, controvert, cripple, impoverish, demote, enervate, bankrupt, refute, bust, tame, disprove, demoralize, degrade, downgrade, pauperize, humiliate, confound, demerit, enfeeble, dispirit, rebut, confute, declass, disconfirm
break 6 verb stop an action abandon, cut, interrupt, pause, suspend, rest
break 2 verb stop an action discontinue, give up
break 9 verb tell news disclose, reveal, communicate, proclaim, inform, convey, transmit, announce, tell
break 6 verb tell news divulge, impart, come out, let out, make public, pass on
break 4 verb better a performance beat, exceed, top, cap
break 5 verb better a performance surpass, excel, outstrip, outdo, go beyond
break 5 verb emerge, happen go, develop, appear, chance, occur
break 8 verb emerge, happen transpire, befall, erupt, betide, come off, burst out, come forth, come to pass
break 3 verb run away escape, fly, flee
break 8 verb run away dash, decamp, abscond, clear out, get out, bust out, cut and run, get away
break 5 verb cushion something's effect weaken, reduce, soften, diminish, moderate
break 2 verb cushion something's effect lighten, lessen
breakdown 1 noun nervous collapse failure
breakdown 9 noun nervous collapse disruption, disintegration, mishap, neurosis, neurasthenia, basket case, crackup, nervous prostration, psychasthenia
breakdown 3 noun account of finances or other business analysis, diagnosis, resolution
breakdown 5 noun account of finances or other business categorization, classification, dissection, itemization, detailed list
breakfast 3 noun first meal of the day brunch, early meal, morning meal
breast 2 noun front of upper body chest, front
breast 7 noun front of upper body bosom, bust, nipple, udder, mammilla, teat, mammary glands
breast 10 noun feelings, conscience heart, core, being, character, mind, soul, spirit, emotions, sentiments, thoughts
breast 4 noun feelings, conscience bosom, psyche, essential nature, seat of affections
breasts 2 noun front of upper body chest, front
breasts 7 noun front of upper body bosom, bust, nipple, udder, mammilla, teat, mammary glands
breasts 10 noun feelings, conscience heart, core, being, character, mind, soul, spirit, emotions, sentiments, thoughts
breasts 4 noun feelings, conscience bosom, psyche, essential nature, seat of affections
breathe 4 verb take air in and let out sigh, pant, fan, scent
breathe 15 verb take air in and let out exhale, inhale, snore, sniff, gulp, respire, snort, expire, gasp, puff, wheeze, insufflate, draw in, open the floodgates, use lungs
breathe 6 verb inspire action infuse, inject, imbue, transfuse, instill, impart
breathe 6 verb tell information sigh, express, articulate, say, whisper, voice
breathe 3 verb tell information confide, murmur, utter
breed 16 noun kind, class strain, brand, type, variety, sort, line, family, nature, character, number, race, lot, feather, species, stock, likes
breed 8 noun kind, class lineage, pedigree, stamp, progeny, stripe, ilk, extraction, genus
breed 6 verb generate, bring into being create, produce, make, deliver, bear, cause
breed 15 verb generate, bring into being engender, reproduce, propagate, induce, hatch, multiply, beget, impregnate, originate, procreate, bring about, give birth to, bring forth, give rise to, progenerate
breed 6 verb raise, nurture develop, rear, discipline, educate, foster, instruct
breed 3 verb raise, nurture cultivate, nourish, bring up
breeze 4 noun light wind current, breath, air, draft
breeze 7 noun light wind gust, whiff, waft, flurry, puff, airflow, zephyr
breeze 9 verb work quickly through task sail, cruise, hurry, move, sweep, slide, slip, pass, trip
breeze 6 verb work quickly through task waltz, glide, zip, flit, skim, sally
bribe 8 noun payoff to influence illegal or wrong activity gift, incentive, compensation, reward, take, price, present, contract
bribe 30 noun payoff to influence illegal or wrong activity kickback, perk, gratuity, blackmail, hush money, inducement, graft, bait, lure, sop, ice, allurement, gravy, grease, envelope, lagniappe, protection, perquisite, goody, enticement, payola, fringe benefit, sweetening, remuneration, feedbag, sweetener, buyoff, corrupt money, corrupting gift, influence peddling
bribe 8 verb request silence, action, or inaction for money buy, influence, tip, sugar, square, reward, approach, soap
bribe 23 verb request silence, action, or inaction for money buy off, seduce, entice, tempt, corrupt, instigate, lure, coax, suborn, tamper, lubricate, fix, pervert, get at, pay off, buy back, do business, get to, grease palm, make a deal, oil palm, sweeten the pot, take care of
brick 1 noun block stone
brick 4 noun block slab, cube, cinder block, brickwork
bride 3 noun female marriage partner mate, spouse, wife
bride 4 noun female marriage partner helpmate, old woman, newlywed, newly married woman
bridge 10 noun structure or something that makes connection link, platform, span, extension, connection, branch, tie, transit, wing, bond
bridge 8 noun structure or something that makes connection overpass, catwalk, scaffold, viaduct, pontoon, trestle, arch, gangplank
bridge 10 verb connect, extend span, unite, join, bind, couple, reach, cross, attach, link, branch
bridge 5 verb connect, extend traverse, go over, subtend, arch over, cross over
bring 20 verb transport or accompany lead, transfer, deliver, bear, take, carry, import, transport, back, convey, conduct, attend, companion, shoulder, ride, gather, truck, guide, heel, pack
bring 13 verb transport or accompany chaperon, usher, tote, escort, lug, buck, consort, gun, fetch, pick up, schlepp, piggyback, take along
bring 14 verb cause; influence begin, force, lead, make, move, produce, prompt, create, convert, compel, effect, persuade, occasion, convince
bring 10 verb cause; influence engender, dispose, wreak, induce, inflict, sway, prevail on, contribute to, prevail upon, result in
bring 9 verb command a price draw, produce, return, take, gross, earn, afford, yield, net
bring 3 verb command a price bring in, fetch, sell for
bring 6 verb file charges in court serve, sue, prefer, cite, appeal, declare
bring 6 verb file charges in court institute, summon, indict, arraign, initiate legal action, take to court
broadcast 6 noun information on electronic media announcement, publication, show, transmission, program, performance
broadcast 6 noun information on electronic media advertisement, telecast, simulcast, newscast, air time, radiocast
broadcast 10 verb put forth on electronic media communicate, send, air, beam, transmit, announce, cable, show, telephone, radio
broadcast 13 verb put forth on electronic media relay, televise, circulate, telecast, get out, colorcast, simulcast, radiograph, telegraph, be on the air, go on the air, go on the airwaves, put on the air
broadcast 8 verb make public distribute, communicate, publish, spread, announce, declare, proclaim, report
broadcast 10 verb make public disseminate, blare, advertise, circulate, troll, sow, blazon, promulgate, annunciate, strew
broccoli 7 noun vegetable kale, sauerkraut, savoy, collards, coleslaw, colewort, brussels sprouts
broken 11 adj destroyed; made into pieces from a whole injured, damaged, cracked, separated, burst, hurt, split, rent, fragmented, collapsed, crushed
broken 21 adj destroyed; made into pieces from a whole defective, crippled, mutilated, smashed, fragmentary, shattered, crumbled, mangled, busted, fractured, demolished, ruptured, severed, shivered, slivered, disintegrated, shredded, riven, dismembered, pulverized, in pieces
broken 2 adj discontinuous disturbed, interrupted
broken 8 adj discontinuous disconnected, erratic, fragmentary, incomplete, intermittent, irregular, spasmodic, spastic
broken 5 adj mentally defeated beaten, depressed, defeated, discouraged, crushed
broken 11 adj mentally defeated crippled, subdued, oppressed, demoralized, heartsick, tamed, humbled, overpowered, browbeaten, disheartened, vanquished
broken 9 adj not working ruined, gone, shot, exhausted, spent, disabled, down, out, weak
broken 29 adj not working wrecked, faulty, defective, feeble, haywire, imperfect, kaput, on the blink, on the fritz, out of commission, out of order, run-down, unsatisfactory, busted, wracked, coming unglued, coming unstuck, fallen apart, gone to pieces, gone to pot, in disrepair, in need of repair, in the shop, inoperable, not functioning, on the shelf, out of kilter, out of whack, screwed up
broken 4 adj forgotten, ignored (promise) isolated, abandoned, ignored, violated
broken 7 adj forgotten, ignored (promise) transgressed, infringed, disobeyed, disregarded, dishonored, retracted, traduced
broken 3 adj stuttering in speech hesitating, weak, muttered
broken 8 adj stuttering in speech stammering, halting, disjointed, hesitant, imperfect, incoherent, unintelligible, mumbled
bronze 11 adj coppery-brown color tan, rust, chestnut, copper, burnished, russet, brownish, copper-colored, metallic brown, reddish-brown, reddish-tan
brothel 12 noun house of prostitution whorehouse, house of ill repute, massage parlor, red-light district, bordello, cathouse, bagnio, bawdy house, call house, den of iniquity, house of assignation, house with red doors
brother 3 noun male sibling relative, twin, relation
brother 3 noun male sibling kin, blood brother, kinsperson
brown 6 adj dark, burnished color brick, nut, coffee, dust, bronze, bay
brown 31 adj dark, burnished color fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, buff, drab, ecru, beige, rust, auburn, tawny, terra-cotta, copper, cinnamon, russet, puce, mahogany, sepia, cocoa, sorrel, umber, henna, bister, chestnut, khaki, hazel, chocolate, ochre, burnt sienna, snuff-colored
brush 9 noun tool with bristles for cleaning broom, whisk, mop, toothbrush, sweeper, besom, polisher, hairbrush, waxer
brush 7 noun fight rub, engagement, touch, conflict, tap, encounter, confrontation
brush 7 noun fight run-in, tussle, clash, scrap, fracas, skirmish, set-to
brush 1 noun scrappy bushes cover
brush 18 noun scrappy bushes thicket, scrub, shrubbery, undergrowth, grove, coppice, hedge, copse, dingle, sedge, underwood, brushwood, fern, gorse, bracken, spinney, chaparral, boscage
brush 6 verb touch lightly smooth, sweep, kiss, contact, stroke, glance
brush 7 verb touch lightly shave, flick, scrape, caress, skim, tickle, graze
brush 5 verb clean, prepare by whisking wash, sweep, wipe, clean, paint
brush 3 verb clean, prepare by whisking polish, whisk, buff
bubble 2 noun globule of air balloon, drop
bubble 13 noun globule of air droplet, foam, blob, froth, blister, effervescence, sac, vesicle, spume, bead, lather, barm, air ball
bubble 4 verb foam, froth up, especially with sound stir, boil, well, issue
bubble 21 verb foam, froth up, especially with sound fester, gurgle, churn, seep, smolder, burble, sparkle, erupt, seethe, simmer, percolate, trickle, gush, moil, effervesce, eddy, spume, murmur, ripple, swash, fizz
bucket 2 noun container, often for liquids, with handle pot, can
bucket 8 noun container, often for liquids, with handle pail, kettle, cask, scuttle, vat, canister, brazier, hod
budget 10 noun financial plan total, account, cost, means, funds, bulk, statement, finances, resources, quantity
budget 8 noun financial plan allocation, aggregate, quantum, allowance, estimated expenses, fiscal estimate, planned disbursement, spending plan
budget 4 verb plan money or action calculate, predict, cost, estimate
budget 4 verb plan money or action allocate, compute, apportion, ration
buffet 2 noun meal set out on table for choosing shelf, counter
buffet 9 noun meal set out on table for choosing cafeteria, smorgasbord, sideboard, cupboard, café, snack bar, cold table, lunch wagon, salad bar
buffet 9 verb hit repeatedly box, knock, pound, shove, beat, slap, blow, push, strike
buffet 14 verb hit repeatedly clobber, batter, jolt, pummel, spank, flail, bump, wallop, smack, thrash, bang, cuff, rap, thump
build 6 noun physical structure, form frame, body, constitution, figure, habit, shape
build 3 noun physical structure, form physique, habitus, conformation
build 14 verb construct structure evolve, raise, form, make, produce, assemble, compose, frame, cast, fashion, model, sculpture, rear, engineer
build 20 verb construct structure manufacture, set up, erect, reconstruct, fabricate, contrive, carpenter, compile, synthesize, forge, bring about, put together, put up, throw up, prefabricate, fit together, jerry-build, knock together, superstruct, throw together
build 5 verb initiate, found begin, base, establish, start, constitute
build 5 verb initiate, found set up, institute, inaugurate, originate, formulate
build 9 verb increase, accelerate develop, strengthen, boost, expand, improve, extend, swell, compound, mount
build 10 verb increase, accelerate enlarge, magnify, escalate, intensify, augment, wax, multiply, heighten, aggrandize, amplify
building 7 noun constructed dwelling house, construction, architecture, home, fabric, framework, pile
building 6 noun constructed dwelling hut, edifice, domicile, erection, superstructure, ziggurat
bulb 6 noun globular object head, ball, swelling, globe, tumor, bunch
bulb 7 noun globular object knob, protuberance, nub, tuber, corn, nodule, corm
bullet 8 noun small missile ball, shot, rocket, round, cap, bolt, lead, dose
bullet 8 noun small missile cartridge, slug, projectile, ammunition, pellet, ammo, love letter, trajectile
bulletin 14 noun message, notification announcement, notice, publication, account, communication, list, break, release, program, item, statement, report, news, calendar
bulletin 11 noun message, notification handout, dispatch, scoop, flash, skinny, news flash, communiqué, hot wire, the dope, what's going down, what's happening
bump 15 verb collide, hit, usually with sound knock, crash, shake, punch, bounce, slam, slap, pound, pat, jar, crack, strike, butt, box, buck
bump 21 verb collide, hit, usually with sound smack, jerk, rattle, bang, thump, whack, rap, thud, plop, jounce, thunder, jolt, jostle, bunt, clatter, carom, thwack, plunk, impinge, clap, smash into
bump 2 verb move over, dislodge shift, remove
bump 2 verb move over, dislodge budge, displace
bump 2 verb increment increase, raise
bump 1 verb increment step up
bundle 16 noun accumulation, package of something box, cluster, package, bag, pile, bunch, array, stack, quantity, set, group, collection, mass, lot, roll, pack
bundle 11 noun accumulation, package of something assortment, parcel, bale, wad, crate, batch, packet, heap, carton, clump, pallet
bundle 4 verb accumulate, package wrap, pack, tie, bind
bundle 5 verb accumulate, package clothe, bale, truss, fasten, palletize
bureaucracy 6 noun system which controls organization management, ministry, administration, authority, government, officials
bureaucracy 10 noun system which controls organization red tape, city hall, civil service, directorate, officialdom, beadledom, powers that be, regulatory commission, the Establishment, the system
bureaucratic 10 adj involved in managing or using power regulatory, central, commanding, controlling, deciding, executive, governing, official, ruling, directing
bureaucratic 18 adj involved in managing or using power managerial, supervisory, governmental, authoritative, decisive, directive, presiding, directorial, legislative, departmental, organizational, policy-making, in charge, in control, jurisdictional, regulative, superintending, supervising
bureaucratic 7 adj official, authorized administrative, approved, executive, legal, legitimate, ruling, sanctioned
bureaucratic 10 adj official, authorized canonical, ex officio, imperial, lawful, magisterial, mandatory, sovereign, supreme, departmental, ex cathedra
bureaucratic 9 adj cold, unfriendly abstract, remote, cool, equal, fair, formal, neutral, objective, straight
bureaucratic 19 adj cold, unfriendly indifferent, detached, businesslike, candid, cold turkey, cold-blooded, colorless, disinterested, dispassionate, emotionless, equitable, impartial, inhuman, unbiased, nondiscriminatory, poker-faced, strictly business, uncolored, unpassioned
bureaucratic 3 adj governmental civic, constitutional, official
bureaucratic 2 adj governmental economical, legislative
bureaucratic 5 adj political legal, regulatory, administrative, executive, official
bureaucratic 6 adj political supervisory, magisterial, sovereign, legislative, presidential, gubernatorial
bureaucratic 10 adj administrative regulatory, commanding, central, controlling, deciding, executive, governing, official, ruling, directing
bureaucratic 18 adj administrative directorial, supervisory, governmental, ministerial, authoritative, decisive, directive, presiding, legislative, policy-making, organizational, departmental, in charge, in control, jurisdictional, regulative, superintending, supervising
bureaucratic 10 adj administrative regulatory, central, commanding, controlling, deciding, executive, governing, official, ruling, directing
bureaucratic 18 adj administrative managerial, governmental, ministerial, authoritative, decisive, directive, directorial, presiding, legislative, departmental, organizational, policy-making, in charge, in control, jurisdictional, regulative, superintending, supervising
burger 7 noun ground beef sandwich beefburger, cheeseburger, Salisbury steak, chopped beefsteak, ground chuck, ground round, ground sirloin
burger 7 noun ground-up beefsteak hamburger, chopped steak, ground round, ground sirloin, hamburger patty, hamburger sandwich, hamburger steak
burial 2 noun laying in of dead body funeral, burying
burial 9 noun laying in of dead body interment, entombment, deposition, sepulture, inhumation, deep six, last rites, obsequies, exequies
burn 9 verb be on fire; set on fire light, melt, heat, bake, flash, brand, cook, flame, smoke
burn 29 verb be on fire; set on fire ignite, incinerate, torch, char, blaze, smolder, scorch, sear, flicker, combust, rekindle, toast, scald, parch, singe, cremate, roast, cauterize, broil, glow, flare, enkindle, wither, kindle, calcine, conflagrate, be ablaze, reduce to ashes, set a match to
burn 4 verb feel stinging pain hurt, bite, pain, smart
burn 2 verb feel stinging pain tingle, sting
burn 3 verb be excited about; yearn for boil, rage, desire
burn 16 verb be excited about; yearn for blaze, lust, yearn, tingle, seethe, simmer, bristle, fume, eat up, smoulder, be angry, be aroused, be inflamed, be passionate, be stirred up, breathe fire
burn 4 verb cheat beat, use, take, trick
burn 9 verb cheat ream, chisel, bilk, overreach, deceive, gyp, cozen, defraud, swindle
burst 10 noun blow-up, blast rush, explosion, shower, crack, storm, access, fit, break, split, round
burst 22 noun blow-up, blast fusillade, salvo, blowout, gust, flare, eruption, outbreak, spate, surge, outpouring, barrage, volley, spurt, torrent, sally, cannonade, bang, bombardment, breach, discharge, rupture, gush
burst 9 verb blow up, break out blow, break, rush, pop, explode, crack, run, fragment, split
burst 19 verb blow up, break out disintegrate, shatter, detonate, erupt, barge, rupture, pierce, fracture, spout, splinter, shiver, puncture, discharge, perforate, prick, fly open, gush forth, rend asunder, tear apart
bury 1 verb lay to rest after death deposit
bury 20 verb lay to rest after death plant, entomb, enshrine, embalm, inter, inhume, mummify, lay out, put away, sepulcher, tomb, sepulture, consign to grave, cover up, ensepulcher, hold last rites for, hold services for, inearth, inurn, put six feet under
bury 3 verb conceal, cover plant, hide, screen
bury 9 verb conceal, cover stash, occult, cache, enshroud, shroud, ensconce, secrete, cover up, stow away
bury 1 verb plant in ground sink
bury 5 verb plant in ground embed, submerge, implant, engulf, drive in
bury 5 verb engross oneself engage, absorb, occupy, concentrate, interest
bury 3 verb engross oneself immerse, rivet, throw oneself into
bus 1 verb transport integrate
bush 5 noun shrubs; woodland plant, wilderness, jungle, forest, brush
bush 16 noun shrubs; woodland shrubbery, hinterland, scrub, vine, backwoods, outback, hedge, bramble, thicket, backcountry, creeper, briar, scrubland, chaparral, boscage, the wild
business 13 noun job, profession field, work, employment, trade, function, career, specialty, calling, game, craft, pursuit, line, occupation
business 8 noun job, profession dodge, livelihood, bag, racket, vocation, métier, biz, what one is into
business 16 noun company, enterprise firm, shop, corporation, partnership, factory, store, venture, house, organization, institution, market, outfit, mill, trust, establishment, concern
business 8 noun company, enterprise cartel, monopoly, setup, syndicate, Mom and Pop, fly-by-night operation, megacorp, shoestring operation
business 14 noun commerce, trade transaction, deal, industry, trading, manufacturing, market, selling, exchange, undertaking, game, traffic, affairs, contracts, sales
business 11 noun commerce, trade bargaining, dealings, racket, barter, free enterprise, merchandising, commercialism, industrialism, buying and selling, capital and labor, production and distribution
business 15 noun personal concern problem, issue, interest, duty, function, task, affair, happening, point, assignment, question, topic, matter, responsibility, subject
business 6 noun personal concern lookout, palaver, hanky-panky, beeswax, carrying on, goings-on
businessman 7 noun professional working person merchant, executive, employer, manager, operator, entrepreneur, dealer
businessman 21 noun professional working person merchandiser, tycoon, capitalist, trafficker, storekeeper, financier, industrialist, suit, baron, big wheel, wheeler-dealer, small potatoes, businesswoman, big-time operator, career person, franchiser, gray flannel suit, organization person, the bacon, tradesperson, working woman
buss 1 verb kiss spoon
buss 6 verb kiss smooch, smack, osculate, peck, make out, snog
busy 7 adj engaged, at work active, working, occupied, engaged, buried, employed, slaving
busy 27 adj engaged, at work unavailable, engrossed, persevering, hustling, assiduous, diligent, industrious, on duty, swamped, overloaded, snowed, already taken, at it, having a full plate, having fish to fry, having many irons in the fire, in a meeting, in conference, in the field, in the laboratory, on assignment, on the go, tied up, with a customer, having enough on one's plate, in someone else's possession, up to one's ears
busy 3 adj active, on the go full, tiring, popping
busy 11 adj active, on the go lively, hectic, restless, humming, hustling, energetic, fussy, strenuous, tireless, bustling, busy as a beaver
busy 4 adj nosy, impertinent curious, forward, interfering, stirring
busy 12 adj nosy, impertinent meddling, prying, inquisitive, intrusive, meddlesome, obtrusive, officious, pushy, troublesome, snoopy, butting in, nebby
butter 2 noun fat oil, spread
butter 4 noun fat shortening, margarine, oleo, ghee
butterfly 2 noun bug bee, fly
butterfly 28 noun bug tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket
butterfly 1 noun touching lips to another embrace
butterfly 8 noun touching lips to another peck, smooch, salute, smack, caress, endearment, salutation, osculation
butterfly 6 verb touch one's lips to another's blow, greet, brush, glance, neck, lip
butterfly 10 verb touch one's lips to another's graze, smack, salute, mush, smooch, osculate, peck, make out, French, pucker up
butterfly 3 verb kiss neck, greet, lip
butterfly 7 verb kiss mush, park, smack, peck, make out, French, pucker up
butterfly 5 noun worm canker, moth, tractor, larva, woolly bear
butterfly 8 noun woman girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag
butterfly 25 noun woman matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, old woman, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, gal, princess, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee
butterfly 1 noun kiss embrace
butterfly 9 noun kiss buss, smooch, smack, caress, smacker, endearment, salutation, peck, salute
butterfly 1 noun kiss embrace
butterfly 9 noun kiss peck, buss, smooch, smack, caress, endearment, salutation, osculation, salute
butterfly 10 noun worry, tension suffering, uncertainty, doubt, trouble, panic, concern, care, shakes, jumps, needles
butterfly 38 noun worry, tension nervousness, restlessness, apprehension, disquiet, unease, misgiving, mistrust, angst, jitters, uneasiness, dread, misery, suspense, distress, foreboding, heebie-jeebies, watchfulness, fuss, solicitude, downer, flap, drag, disquietude, botheration, sweat, goose bumps, pins and needles, all-overs, shivers, fidgets, fretfulness, willies, creeps, butterflies, worriment, ants in pants, cold sweat, nail-biting
butterfly 7 noun anxious state tension, stress, sensitivity, anger, worry, shakes, jumps
butterfly 35 noun anxious state impatience, agitation, disquiet, jitters, uneasiness, stage fright, turbulence, flap, perturbation, stimulation, animation, to-do, tizzy, fuss, timidity, discomfiture, fluster, disquietude, delirium, all-overs, feverishness, neuroticism, neurasthenia, dithers, butterflies, moodiness, fidgets, touchiness, willies, creeps, trembles, excitability, quivers, cold sweat, tremulousness
butterfly 8 noun anxiety, worry alarm, excitement, terror, panic, horror, emotion, shock, fear
butterfly 21 noun anxiety, worry nervousness, dismay, consternation, fright, apprehension, disquiet, jitters, uneasiness, dread, perturbation, agitation, palpitation, disturbance, blue funk, cold feet, goose bumps, creeps, butterflies, worriment, cold sweat, trepidity
butterfly 1 noun fear of performing onstage freeze
butterfly 13 noun fear of performing onstage bashfulness, aphonia, aphonia clericorum, aphonia paralytica, aphonia paranoica, buck fever, butterflies, flop sweat, hysterical aphonia, loss of speech, mike fright, mutism, spastic aphonia
butterfly 8 noun nervous restlessness tension, anger, worry, sensitivity, jump, stress, shakes, jumps
butterfly 37 noun nervous restlessness uneasiness, stage fright, turbulence, agitation, flap, perturbation, impatience, tremble, disquiet, stimulation, shiver, to-do, tizzy, fuss, timidity, fidget, discomfiture, fluster, animation, disquietude, delirium, all-overs, neuroticism, neurasthenia, dithers, feverishness, butterflies, moodiness, fidgets, touchiness, willies, creeps, trembles, excitability, quivers, cold sweat, tremulousness
butterfly 10 noun anxiety uncertainty, doubt, worry, concern, suffering, trouble, care, shakes, jumps, needles
butterfly 39 noun anxiety nervousness, restlessness, apprehension, foreboding, disquiet, mistrust, misgiving, angst, jitters, uneasiness, dread, panic, anxiousness, heebie-jeebies, suspense, watchfulness, fuss, solicitude, downer, distress, flap, disquietude, drag, botheration, sweat, misery, all-overs, goose bumps, pins and needles, willies, shivers, fidgets, fretfulness, creeps, butterflies, worriment, ants in pants, cold sweat, nail-biting
buttocks 5 noun rear bottom, behind, seat, butt, rear
buttocks 11 noun rear backside, fundament, derriere, posterior, rump, bum, fanny, hindquarters, haunches, back end, gluteus maximus
button 1 noun fastener catch
button 5 noun fastener knob, fastening, frog, clasp, stud
button 1 noun pushbutton switch
button 7 noun pushbutton knob, dial, tuner, toggle, adjuster, on/off, power switch
buy 6 noun something purchased purchase, acquisition, investment, steal, value, deal
buy 3 noun something purchased bargain, closeout, good deal
buy 8 verb purchase purchase, get, acquire, obtain, take, market, score, secure
buy 11 verb purchase procure, redeem, bargain for, barter for, contract for, get in exchange, go shopping, invest in, pay for, shop for, sign for
buy 5 verb bribe reach, have, land, fix, square
buy 9 verb bribe ransom, suborn, tamper, lubricate, sop, redeem, corrupt, grease palm, oil palm
cabin 8 noun tiny house; lodging box, shed, room, shelter, camp, cottage, home, quarters
cabin 13 noun tiny house; lodging chalet, shack, shanty, hut, lodge, compartment, berth, cot, crib, hovel, caboose, deckhouse, log house
cabinet 3 noun cupboard for storage case, container, closet
cabinet 8 noun cupboard for storage escritoire, commode, repository, depository, locker, chiffonier, wardrobe, dresser
cabinet 12 noun executives serving a leader ministry, administration, authority, committee, government, assembly, bureau, council, advisers, counselors, administrators, assistants
cabinet 6 noun executives serving a leader bureaucracy, brain trust, kitchen cabinet, department heads, governing body, official family
cable 5 noun chain cord, rope, wire, link, boom
cable 1 noun chain coaxial
cadaverous 5 adj pale, corpselike dead, peaked, sick, thin, wasted
cadaverous 22 adj pale, corpselike ashen, blanched, bloodless, consumptive, deathly, emaciated, gaunt, ghastly, ghostly, haggard, pallid, sallow, shadowy, spectral, wan, deathlike, skeletal, bag of bones, exsanguinous, peaky, skeletonlike, skin and bones
cafe 1 noun restaurant joint
cafe 15 noun restaurant cafeteria, bistro, coffee shop, diner, luncheonette, snack bar, tearoom, chophouse, lunchroom, pit stop, coffee bar, eating house, hash house, noshery, soup house
cage 4 noun enclosure with bars pen, jail, fold, pound
cage 6 noun enclosure with bars crate, enclosure, coop, corral, mew, pinfold
cage 2 verb hold in enclosure pen, jail
cage 16 verb hold in enclosure incarcerate, hem, mew, envelop, immure, enclose, imprison, restrain, confine, impound, shut up, coop up, close in, fence in, lock up, shut in
cake 3 noun bar of something mass, brick, block
cake 3 noun bar of something loaf, slab, lump
calculation 8 noun computing, estimating amount prediction, estimate, judgment, figuring, counting, adding, dividing, totaling
calculation 9 noun computing, estimating amount forecast, computation, estimation, arithmetic, summation, reckoning, ciphering, multiplying, subtracting
calculation 6 noun computed or estimated amount prediction, estimate, judgment, figuring, answer, reply
calculation 7 noun computed or estimated amount forecast, computation, estimation, prognosis, prognostication, reckoning, divination
calculation 2 noun forethought thought, planning
calculation 9 noun forethought circumspection, deliberation, prudence, foresight, caution, contrivance, discretion, precaution, canniness
calendar 11 noun schedule of events journal, list, program, diary, agenda, table, card, log, register, record, time
calendar 14 noun schedule of events almanac, timetable, lineup, docket, daybook, tab, bulletin, chronology, pipeline, logbook, annal, menology, sked, system of reckoning
calf 2 noun leg between knee and ankle shin, foreleg
calf 8 noun baby cow yearling, maverick, heifer, veal, dogie, freemartin, young bull, young cow
call 8 noun yelled statement signal, cry, calling, alarm, shout, command, yell, scream
call 6 noun yelled statement hail, yawp, whoop, holler, ahoy, all hail
call 10 noun demand, announcement request, visit, plea, invitation, proposal, appeal, order, notice, command, bidding
call 4 noun demand, announcement summons, supplication, subpoena, solicitation
call 9 noun need, cause for action claim, reason, urge, excuse, right, necessity, occasion, obligation, grounds
call 1 noun need, cause for action justification
call 3 noun normal sound of animal note, cry, song
call 8 noun normal sound of animal roar, twitter, warble, cheep, chirp, peep, shriek, tweet
call 5 verb yell declaration announce, cry, proclaim, shout, scream
call 20 verb yell declaration hail, vociferate, whoop, awaken, waken, yawp, roar, screech, exclaim, hoot, bellow, arouse, holler, bawl, yowl, rouse, shriek, howl, cry out, yoo hoo
call 11 verb arrange meeting invite, request, telephone, phone, contact, ask, bid, gather, collect, assemble, rally
call 6 verb arrange meeting summon, muster, convoke, subpoena, convene, ring up
call 6 verb entitle term, name, address, style, title, label
call 6 verb entitle dub, denominate, christen, baptize, designate, describe as
call 12 verb demand or announce action appoint, claim, require, declare, charge, ask, order, elect, challenge, proclaim, command, exact
call 10 verb demand or announce action summon, decree, ordain, entreat, requisition, solicit, postulate, appeal to, pray to, set apart
call 7 verb estimate, consider put, predict, place, guess, regard, judge, think
call 12 verb estimate, consider reckon, prophesy, approximate, adumbrate, forecast, vaticinate, foretell, augur, prognosticate, portend, presage, make rough guess
call 4 verb attempt to communicate by telephone phone, contact, telephone, ring
call 5 verb attempt to communicate by telephone beep, blast, buzz, bleep, get back to
call 4 verb visit at residence or business see, play, crash, hit
call 13 verb visit at residence or business come by, drop in, look up, run in, come over, drop by, fall by, fall down, look in on, pop in, stop by, stop in, swing by
calm 6 adj peaceful, quiet (inanimate) slow, smooth, mild, cool, still, rural
calm 28 adj peaceful, quiet (inanimate) serene, soothing, harmonious, placid, tranquil, low-key, pastoral, bucolic, hushed, pacific, halcyon, bland, breathless, inactive, motionless, quiescent, restful, undisturbed, unruffled, breezeless, reposing, at a standstill, at peace, in order, reposeful, stormless, waveless, windless
calm 11 adj composed, cool (animate) relaxed, gentle, moderate, kind, patient, satisfied, neutral, collected, still, pleased, civil
calm 32 adj composed, cool (animate) levelheaded, temperate, serene, unflappable, impassive, placid, sedate, laid-back, aloof, amiable, amicable, detached, disinterested, dispassionate, equable, imperturbable, inscrutable, listless, restful, self-possessed, unconcerned, undisturbed, unemotional, unmoved, unruffled, untroubled, cool-headed, poised, cool as cucumber, unexcitable, unexcited, unimpressed
calm 5 noun quietness, composure peace, quiet, patience, silence, rest
calm 16 noun quietness, composure peace of mind, tranquility, stillness, calmness, serenity, restraint, lull, doldrums, peacefulness, stoicism, dispassion, hush, repose, impassivity, placidity, imperturbation
calm 9 verb make composed, quiet relax, relieve, steady, quiet, settle, cool, stroke, compose, still
calm 23 verb make composed, quiet mitigate, placate, appease, assuage, soothe, alleviate, pacify, mollify, allay, balm, tranquilize, soft-pedal, hush, lull, sedate, becalm, quieten, cool it, cool out, lay back, simmer down, take it easy, take the edge off
calmness 3 noun quietness calm, patience, peace
calmness 2 noun quietness tranquility, composure
camera 5 noun photographic equipment camcorder, Polaroid, 35mm, Kodak, video camera
camp 5 adj consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre affected, pop, in, wild, artificial
camp 8 adj consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre avant-garde, arch, mod, far out, mannered, ostentatious, posturing, Daliesque
camp 3 noun site for outdoor living tent, shed, cottage
camp 18 noun site for outdoor living encampment, chalet, shack, tilt, shanty, lean-to, hut, caravansary, lodge, wigwam, bivouac, campfire, campground, tepee, camping ground, log cabin, summer home, tent city
campaign 7 noun attempt to win; attack offensive, drive, fight, push, operation, movement, expedition
campaign 2 noun attempt to win; attack crusade, warfare
campaign 4 verb attempt to win political election lobby, run, contest, tour
campaign 20 verb attempt to win political election stump, barnstorm, agitate, crusade, canvass, stand for, politick, electioneer, muckrake, mend fences, press the flesh, contend for, go to grass roots, hit the trail, mudsling, ring doorbells, run for, shake hands and kiss babies, solicit votes, whistle-stop
cancel 6 verb call off; erase remove, cut, kill, eliminate, destroy, break
cancel 46 verb call off; erase wipe out, annul, revoke, abolish, break off, abort, repeal, rescind, trim, deface, obliterate, repudiate, ax, abrogate, total, zap, quash, trash, efface, scrub, squash, undo, countermand, sink, smash, off, expunge, omit, delete, eradicate, black out, do away with, do in, rub out, strike out, torpedo, X-out, blot out, cross out, finish off, render invalid, scratch out, stamp across, wash out, wipe slate clean, go back on one's word
cancel 3 verb equal out frustrate, recall, ignore
cancel 38 verb equal out rule out, annul, revoke, abort, repeal, rescind, invalidate, neutralize, repudiate, vacate, redress, negate, abrogate, counteract, refute, overthrow, retract, counterpoise, suppress, void, nullify, redeem, counterbalance, offset, discharge, countermand, discard, recant, call off, countercheck, balance out, compensate for, declare invalid, make up for, put an end to, render inert, render null and void, set aside
cancer 3 noun malignant growth tumor, corruption, disease
cancer 7 noun malignant growth malignancy, sickness, canker, C, carcinoma, big C, long illness
candidate 4 noun person desiring political office, job competitor, nominee, runner, possibility
candidate 23 noun person desiring political office, job applicant, contender, contestant, aspirant, successor, claimant, hopeful, petitioner, seeker, entrant, suitor, dark horse, bidder, pothunter, stumper, write-in, favorite son, handshaker, job-hunter, office-seeker, possible choice, solicitant, whistle-stopper
candle 1 noun taper dip
candle 4 noun taper torch, flambeau, rushlight, bougie
cane 3 noun stick to aid walking of disabled pole, rod, staff
cane 3 noun stick to aid walking of disabled walking stick, pikestaff, vade mecum
canvas 3 noun coarse material fly, shade, duck
canvas 5 noun coarse material tarpaulin, tarp, sailcloth, tenting, awning cloth
canvas 5 noun painting on coarse material picture, art, portrait, piece, oil
canvas 3 noun painting on coarse material watercolor, artwork, still life
cap 9 noun small hat bonnet, beret, beanie, pillbox, skullcap, DINK, tam, fez, tam o'shanter
cap 9 verb outdo a performance exceed, finish, complete, beat, cover, top, better, pass, best
cap 19 verb outdo a performance clinch, wrap up, crown, surpass, eclipse, transcend, trump, excel, outshine, can, outstrip, surmount, crest, cob, button down, button up, do to a T, put the lid on, top it off
capable 15 adj able to perform experienced, suited, talented, efficient, gifted, able, accomplished, good, qualified, adequate, intelligent, adapted, fitted, proper, veteran
capable 27 adj able to perform proficient, adept, skillful, competent, apt, au fait, clever, green thumb, masterly, old hand, old-timer, on the ball, dynamite, up, fireball, has what it takes, having know-how, having the goods, having the right stuff, knowing the ropes, knowing the score, like a one-man band, like a pistol, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed
capital 17 adj main, essential central, prime, major, dominant, leading, primary, chief, fundamental, basic, principal, first, controlling, important, outstanding, prominent, underlying, vital
capital 7 adj main, essential cardinal, foremost, number one, paramount, predominant, preeminent, overruling
capital 12 adj superior fly, great, champion, prime, top, choice, crack, fine, best, first, excellent, famous
capital 10 adj superior dandy, delightful, deluxe, first-class, first-rate, splendid, superb, top-notch, five-star, world-class
capital 20 noun financial assets money, financing, investment, business, cash, substance, fortune, wealth, gold, means, funds, stake, treasure, stock, estate, property, finances, resources, principal, interests
capital 7 noun financial assets wherewithal, kitty, savings, nest egg, ways and means, CD, IRA
capital 1 noun city of governmental seat control
capital 6 noun city of governmental seat metropolis, municipality, county seat, political front, principal city, the Hill
capital 2 noun upper case written symbol initial, cap
capital 3 noun upper case written symbol majuscule, uncial, small cap
capitalism 2 noun economic system of private ownership competition, democracy
capitalism 7 noun economic system of private ownership free enterprise, private enterprise, commercialism, mercantilism, industrialism, free market, laissez faire economics
captain 14 noun chief of vehicle, effort executive, boss, commander, director, operator, officer, owner, pilot, leader, head, cap, authority, guide, master
captain 14 noun chief of vehicle, effort skipper, exec, skip, top, royalty, mistress, chieftain, number one, CFO, CEO, four-striper, head honcho, higher up, top dog
captivate 11 verb attract, enchant grip, please, delight, entertain, charm, entrance, win, draw, hook, take, hold
captivate 25 verb attract, enchant gratify, dazzle, bewitch, fascinate, enthrall, seduce, mesmerize, hypnotize, beguile, enrapture, intrigue, lure, ensnare, allure, vamp, enslave, spellbind, magnetize, wile, infatuate, enamour, make a hit with, rope in, turn one on, sweep off one's feet
capture 17 noun catching, forceful holding taking, arrest, occupation, nail, trip, securing, winning, grasping, fall, catch, collar, acquisition, seizing, appropriating, trapping, gaining, obtaining
capture 26 noun catching, forceful holding apprehension, imprisonment, confiscation, seizure, abduction, acquirement, sweep, hook, nab, bust, appropriation, pull, pinch, drop, bag, grab, hit the jackpot, knock off, pick up, run in, ensnaring, snatching, commandeering, laying hold of, taking captive, taking into custody
capture 14 verb catch and forcefully hold secure, occupy, trap, seize, arrest, take, catch, cop, land, net, get, overwhelm, nail, collar
capture 21 verb catch and forcefully hold apprehend, pick up, snatch, conquer, grab, round up, nab, pinch, tumble, bust, bag, snare, hook, pull in, run in, take into custody, prehend, gain control, put the cuffs on, take captive, take prisoner
car 11 noun vehicle driven on streets wagon, van, auto, bus, machine, pickup, truck, motor, automobile, bucket, wheels
car 22 noun vehicle driven on streets ride, convertible, compact, wreck, buggy, conveyance, jalopy, heap, jeep, station wagon, limousine, coupe, junker, motorcar, sedan, hardtop, hatchback, subcompact, roadster, clunker, gas guzzler, touring car
carbohydrate 1 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen sugar
carbohydrate 14 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, monosaccharide, disaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin, polysaccharide
carbon 3 noun element lead, coal, copy
carbon 5 noun element soot, replica, graphite, charcoal, coke
card 12 noun piece of paper, often with purposeful writing sheet, poster, label, program, calendar, ticket, check, square, schedule, identification, agenda, pass
card 8 noun piece of paper, often with purposeful writing badge, docket, billet, tally, voucher, timetable, cardboard, fiberboard
care 14 noun personal interest, concern responsibility, load, strain, fear, worry, charge, pressure, burden, trouble, stress, anxiety, alarm, sweat, bother
care 34 noun personal interest, concern encumbrance, distress, foreboding, uneasiness, incubus, affliction, perplexity, anguish, nuisance, unhappiness, annoyance, disturbance, disquiet, solicitude, exasperation, tribulation, woe, oppression, dismay, hardship, chagrin, handicap, sorrow, misgiving, onus, consternation, discomposure, apprehension, aggravation, impediment, hindrance, vexation, stew, fretfulness
care 13 noun carefulness, attention to detail management, effort, concentration, concern, discrimination, interest, direction, regard, enthusiasm, consideration, trouble, thought, pains
care 20 noun carefulness, attention to detail wariness, fastidiousness, caution, watchfulness, particularity, circumspection, meticulousness, solicitude, nicety, scrupulousness, vigilance, exactness, alertness, exertion, diligence, prudence, forethought, conscientiousness, heed, precaution
care 8 noun custody of person, usually child control, management, trust, protection, direction, administration, keeping, charge
care 10 noun custody of person, usually child supervision, safekeeping, superintendence, aegis, ward, auspices, tutelage, guardianship, ministration, wardship
care 12 verb tend to watch, tend, protect, consider, attend, sit, treasure, mind, foster, minister, mother, nurse
care 12 verb tend to nurture, ride herd on, wait on, pay attention to, baby sit, keep an eye on, keep tabs on, look after, mind the store, provide for, take pains, watch over
care 7 verb regard highly enjoy, love, want, desire, respect, like, prize
care 6 verb regard highly cherish, be crazy about, be fond of, find congenial, hold dear, take to
career 7 noun course, path course, race, orbit, passage, progress, walk, procedure
career 1 noun course, path pilgrimage
carefree 6 adj lighthearted, untroubled happy, calm, cool, easy, secure, sunny
carefree 18 adj lighthearted, untroubled cheerful, breezy, happy-go-lucky, jovial, cheery, jaunty, airy, blithe, buoyant, careless, insouciant, radiant, at ease, easy-going, feelgood, laid back, unanxious, unbothered
careful 12 adj cautious; painstaking precise, accurate, concerned, conservative, cool, exacting, guarded, particular, protective, religious, shy, solid
careful 35 adj cautious; painstaking attentive, choosy, mindful, wary, scrupulous, meticulous, deliberate, thorough, judicious, thoughtful, discreet, circumspect, conscientious, vigilant, rigorous, prudent, leery, sober, alert, apprehensive, assiduous, chary, fastidious, finicky, fussy, heedful, observant, prim, provident, punctilious, regardful, solicitous, going to great lengths, playing safe, selfdisciplined
careless 4 adj without sufficient attention casual, abstracted, loose, regardless
careless 41 adj without sufficient attention indifferent, indiscreet, inaccurate, wasteful, hasty, irresponsible, forgetful, lackadaisical, negligent, nonchalant, thoughtless, lax, sloppy, reckless, absent-minded, cursory, heedless, improvident, imprudent, inadvertent, incautious, inconsiderate, indolent, injudicious, mindless, oblivious, offhand, perfunctory, remiss, slipshod, unconcerned, unguarded, unheeding, unmindful, unobservant, unthinking, disregardful, napping, pococurante, uncircumspect, unreflective
careless 4 adj artless casual, modest, natural, simple
careless 3 adj artless nonchalant, naive, unstudied
carpet 1 noun nappy floor covering runner
carpet 6 noun nappy floor covering tapestry, rug, carpeting, matting, throw rug, wall-to-wall
carriage 6 noun delivery of freight transit, transportation, transport, conveying, carrying, delivering
carriage 2 noun delivery of freight freight, conveyance
carriage 13 noun posture, physical and mental bearing, look, stance, cast, aspect, presence, step, air, pace, attitude, manner, behavior, conduct
carriage 6 noun posture, physical and mental comportment, demeanor, deportment, gait, mien, positure
carrier 8 noun one who carries or transmits something shipper, transporter, messenger, bearer, courier, letter carrier, mail carrier, delivery person
carrier 3 noun a ship that carries airplanes aircraft carrier, warship, flattop
carrot 12 noun one's share, profit premium, bonus, gain, reward, proceeds, prize, extra, pay, portion, interest, check, returns
carrot 14 noun one's share, profit surplus, coupon, allowance, gravy, cut, lagniappe, taste, divvy, guerdon, appropriation, allotment, dispensation, remittance, meed
carrot 15 noun lure, inducement motivation, stimulus, reason, spring, influence, motive, whip, ground, urge, excuse, purpose, impulse, consideration, inspiration, drive
carrot 21 noun lure, inducement impetus, encouragement, enticement, bait, provocation, insistence, temptation, come-on, goad, exhortation, stimulation, persuasion, stimulant, spur, incitement, allurement, instigation, rationale, catalyst, determinant, reason why
carrot 11 noun incentive, motive stimulus, desire, urge, influence, twist, attraction, impulse, consideration, reward, cause, leader
carrot 14 noun incentive, motive encouragement, incitement, bait, temptation, come-on, lure, spur, hook, con, brainwash, hard sell, snow job, soft soap, sweet talk
carrot 11 noun bait hook, trick, incentive, attraction, call, appeal, illusion, draw, pull, trap, invitation
carrot 23 noun bait decoy, delusion, camouflage, fake, gimmick, temptation, come-on, seduction, inducement, bribe, snare, allurement, ambush, tout, enticement, con game, sitting duck, inveiglement, mousetrap, sweetener, magnet, seducement, siren song
carrot 9 noun combination of red and yellow cantaloupe, bittersweet, titian, peach, apricot, coral, salmon, tangerine, red-yellow
carrot 6 noun reward, prize premium, bonus, treasure, asset, pick, find
carrot 5 noun reward, prize cream, nugget, catch, dividend, meed
carrot 8 noun bonus, prize value, stock, regard, extra, appreciation, percentage, reward, store
carrot 13 noun bonus, prize dividend, fee, gravy, perk, plum, guerdon, recompense, boon, bounty, perquisite, remuneration, meed, spiff
carrot 17 noun award, winnings championship, advantage, title, bonus, purse, reward, medal, honor, scholarship, capture, privilege, possession, premium, haul, acquisition, strokes, stakes
carrot 32 noun award, winnings trophy, jackpot, crown, gold, payoff, citation, windfall, accolade, bounty, dividend, inducement, acquirement, guerdon, decoration, laurel, swag, gravy, pillage, spoils, plunder, requital, spoil, plum, recompense, cake, loot, blue ribbon, pickings, meed, feather in cap, first place, gold star
carrot 15 noun payment, prize premium, bonus, compensation, award, honor, profit, benefit, punishment, merit, wages, tip, cue, return, gain, strokes
carrot 23 noun payment, prize accolade, bounty, dividend, guerdon, crown, comeuppance, gravy, grease, garland, salve, retribution, plum, recompense, repayment, requital, fringe benefit, just deserts, remuneration, goodies, sweetener, meed, perks, feather in cap
carrot 9 noun reward merit, compensation, cue, bonus, award, appreciation, benefit, honor, gain
carrot 17 noun reward crown, dividend, comeuppance, honorarium, bounty, gravy, grease, garland, plum, accolade, fringe benefit, just deserts, goodies, perks, meed, feather in cap, prem
carrot 10 noun lure appeal, attraction, call, draw, illusion, incentive, invitation, pull, trap, trick
carrot 24 noun lure allurement, ambush, bait, bribe, camouflage, come-on, con game, decoy, delusion, enticement, fake, gimmick, hook, inducement, seduction, sitting duck, snare, temptation, tout, magnet, mousetrap, seducement, siren song, sweetener
carry 21 verb transport physical object give, import, move, bear, transfer, remove, bring, haul, lift, take, transmit, pack, shoulder, shift, cart, pipe, sustain, convey, conduct, truck, channel
carry 18 verb transport physical object tote, hoist, lug, ferry, funnel, convoy, freight, relay, backpack, displace, waft, relocate, fetch, transplant, schlepp, portage, heft, traject
carry 15 verb win; accomplish move, drive, get, capture, secure, urge, influence, effect, strike, gain, impress, touch, affect, prevail, inspire
carry 4 verb win; accomplish sway, spur, impel, be victorious
carry 13 verb broadcast electronically give, transfer, offer, bear, send, air, publish, release, display, transport, communicate, convey, conduct
carry 3 verb broadcast electronically disseminate, relay, pass on
cart 2 noun small attachment for transporting wagon, truck
cart 15 noun small attachment for transporting buggy, dray, gig, dolly, barrow, rickshaw, pushcart, handcart, tumbrel, palanquin, wheelbarrow, gurney, curricle, tilbury, two-wheeler
cart 6 verb carry haul, bring, move, bear, take, convey
cart 3 verb carry ferry, tote, schlepp
carve 11 verb cut carefully with sharp instrument fashion, divide, shape, slice, trim, form, pattern, chip, tool, model, grave
carve 20 verb cut carefully with sharp instrument hack, chisel, engrave, etch, mold, cleave, hew, indent, stipple, incise, whittle, sunder, slash, dissect, dissever, block out, sculpt, mould, rough-hew, insculpt
case 17 noun container; items in container chest, chamber, grip, shell, safe, envelope, cabinet, trunk, box, casing, covering, cover, jacket, bag, basket, tray, wrapping
case 25 noun container; items in container bin, crate, crib, wallet, sheath, integument, receptacle, compact, casket, baggage, wrapper, folder, carton, cartridge, capsule, chassis, coffer, holder, caisson, suitcase, drawer, crating, caddy, scabbard, canister
case 11 noun circumstance, conditions state, event, incident, situation, problem, crisis, fact, status, dilemma, context, position
case 6 noun circumstance, conditions predicament, occurrence, quandary, plight, contingency, eventuality
case 5 noun example instance, sample, representative, occasion, sampling
case 5 noun example occurrence, specimen, illustration, case history, exemplification
case 11 noun matter brought before a court claim, process, cause, argument, evidence, trial, suit, action, lawsuit, dispute, proof
case 3 noun matter brought before a court litigation, petition, proceedings
case 3 verb check something in detail study, examine, view
case 6 verb check something in detail inspect, scrutinize, canvass, check out, check over, check up
cash 18 noun money; assets supply, payment, note, currency, security, reserve, investment, stock, coin, principal, funds, treasure, riches, dough, lot, resources, bread, skins
cash 18 noun money; assets refund, buck, wherewithal, pledge, savings, scratch, cabbage, chicken feed, legal tender, banknote, remuneration, wampum, bullion, dinero, coinage, green stuff, mazumah, ready assets
cash 6 verb exchange for real money realize, acknowledge, pay, draw, honor, change
cash 5 verb exchange for real money liquidate, redeem, discharge, break a bill, make change
cassette 2 noun cartridge tape, recording
cast 8 noun a throw to the side toss, pitch, shooting, projection, casting, tossing, pitching, launching
cast 15 noun a throw to the side heave, lob, propulsion, sling, fling, hurl, thrust, ejection, expulsion, slinging, heaving, flinging, hurling, lobbing, thrusting
cast 8 noun appearance; shade of color style, tone, face, turn, manner, air, expression, look
cast 11 noun appearance; shade of color hue, semblance, embodiment, visage, demeanor, stamp, tinge, mien, countenance, tint, complexion
cast 9 noun actors in performance list, company, actresses, roles, players, parts, actors, characters, artists
cast 2 noun actors in performance troupe, dramatis personae
cast 5 noun molded structure shape, sculpture, figure, form, copy
cast 7 noun molded structure embodiment, plaster, conformation, duplicate, replica, facsimile, mold
cast 9 verb throw aside drop, shed, shy, toss, pitch, boot, drive, project, launch
cast 11 verb throw aside lob, impel, sling, fling, fire, chuck, hurl, thrust, peg, heave, bung
cast 11 verb emit, give direct, shed, point, train, distribute, sprinkle, scatter, aim, spray, spread, deposit
cast 5 verb emit, give spatter, bestow, radiate, strew, diffuse
cast 7 verb calculate count, figure, sum, number, add, foot, total
cast 5 verb calculate compute, reckon, tot, forecast, summate
cast 12 verb select for activity choose, pick, appoint, name, arrange, chart, detail, project, design, plan, determine, assign
cast 7 verb select for activity blueprint, devise, allot, designate, delegate, decide upon, give parts
castle 7 noun magnificent home, often for royalty hold, palace, seat, keep, peel, mansion, tower
castle 15 noun magnificent home, often for royalty stronghold, manor, fortification, citadel, villa, fortress, fort, fastness, alcazar, acropolis, safehold, donjon, estate house, fasthold, château
casualty 3 noun accident blow, disaster, chance
casualty 7 noun accident calamity, catastrophe, mishap, misfortune, debacle, contingency, misadventure
casualty 6 noun victim injured, wounded, dead, loss, missing, killed
casualty 4 noun victim fatality, prey, sufferer, death toll
cat 1 noun feline animal, sometimes a pet lion
cat 20 noun feline animal, sometimes a pet puma, panther, tabby, kitty, lynx, tiger, cougar, puss, kitten, leopard, bobcat, jaguar, tomcat, pussy, ocelot, tom, cheetah, mouser, grimalkin, malkin
catalogue 13 noun document catalog, inventory, magazine, calendar, index, schedule, brief, draft, roll, register, list, record, charts
catalogue 17 noun document directory, archive, prospectus, classification, specification, enumeration, syllabus, gazette, roster, slate, compendium, synopsis, docket, bulletin, hit list, gazetteer, cartulary
catch 4 noun fastener snap, hook, clip, bolt
catch 6 noun fastener clamp, buckle, latch, hasp, clasp, hook and eye
catch 3 noun trick, hidden disadvantage joke, puzzle, trap
catch 10 noun trick, hidden disadvantage snag, deception, conundrum, hitch, puzzler, drawback, decoy, Catch-22, stumbling block, fly in the ointment
catch 17 verb ensnare, apprehend capture, seize, arrest, take, pick, grab, trap, secure, nail, hook, net, grip, collar, cop, glove, bag, grasp
catch 20 verb ensnare, apprehend snag, snare, lasso, nab, bust, pluck, snatch, clench, entrap, clasp, entangle, clutch, corral, claw, prehend, glom, lay hold of, pounce on, take hold of, get one's fingers on
catch 5 verb find out, discover detect, spot, surprise, expose, encounter
catch 6 verb find out, discover unmask, descry, turn up, hit upon, meet with, take unawares
catch 4 verb contract an illness take, get, receive, develop
catch 9 verb contract an illness sicken, incur, come down with, become infected with, break out with, fall ill with, fall victim to, succumb to, suffer from
catch 8 verb come from behind and grab get, make, reach, take, pass, grab, jump, board
catch 9 verb come from behind and grab overtake, ram, overhaul, come upon, run down, go after, climb on, cotch, hop on
catch 10 verb hear and understand follow, see, get, feel, recognize, perceive, accept, understand, sense, grasp
catch 4 verb hear and understand apprehend, comprehend, discern, take in
category 16 noun classification, type division, kind, group, level, grade, section, league, list, rank, class, sort, head, heading, department, order, grouping
category 2 noun classification, type tier, pigeonhole
cater 6 verb provide, help humor, supply, outfit, baby, provision, cotton
cater 11 verb provide, help gratify, purvey, procure, pamper, spoil, indulge, coddle, furnish, victual, minister to, pander to
cathedral 1 noun large church temple
cathedral 10 noun large church basilica, sanctuary, house of God, house of worship, place of worship, chancel, minster, holy place, house of prayer, bishop's seat
cattle 4 noun bovine animals stock, beasts, bulls, cows
cattle 10 noun bovine animals herd, oxen, calves, livestock, shorthorns, dogies, longhorn, strays, bovid mammals, moo cows
cause 26 noun agent, originator origin, motivation, matter, explanation, element, motive, source, principle, root, purpose, producer, spring, ground, end, author, agency, foundation, object, consideration, beginning, account, basis, aim, occasion, maker, grounds
cause 13 noun agent, originator creator, instigation, stimulation, doer, genesis, inducement, incitement, antecedent, leaven, prime mover, causation, determinant, mainspring
cause 13 noun belief; undertaking for belief faith, goal, ideal, plan, objective, movement, purpose, attempt, conviction, object, intention, enterprise, principles
cause 1 noun belief; undertaking for belief creed
cause 14 verb bring into being; bring about begin, create, produce, provoke, generate, make, secure, motivate, compel, effect, introduce, let, occasion, open
cause 31 verb bring into being; bring about induce, precipitate, hatch, breed, engender, muster, revert, incite, elicit, evoke, kindle, kickoff, originate, brainstorm, break in, break the ice, bring to pass, come out with, cook up, dream up, make up, work up, lead to, be at the bottom of, fire up, get things rolling, give rise to, result in, sow the seeds, start the ball rolling, think up
caution 2 noun alertness, carefulness attention, care
caution 14 noun alertness, carefulness prudence, foresight, discretion, vigilance, circumspection, deliberation, heedfulness, providence, forethought, heed, watchfulness, discreetness, Fabian policy, canniness
caution 5 noun warning advice, notice, hint, counsel, sign
caution 11 noun warning tip-off, monition, omen, admonition, injunction, tip, caveat, premonition, forewarning, commonition, bug in one's ear
caution 2 verb warn, advise urge, flag
caution 12 verb warn, advise forewarn, exhort, admonish, alert, tip, give the high sign, give the lowdown on, put one wise, tip off, wave a red flag, wise one up, pull one's coat
cautious 2 adj careful, guarded safe, calculating
cautious 33 adj careful, guarded watchful, tentative, wary, judicious, discreet, circumspect, vigilant, prudent, leery, alert, cagey, chary, considerate, gingerly, heedful, politic, provident, pussyfoot, shrewd, all ears, forethoughtful, on the lookout, playing it cool, playing safe, taking it easy, taking it slow, thinking twice, walking on eggs, watching out, hedging one's bets, keeping on one's toes, watching one's step, with one's eyes peeled
cautiously 2 adv tentatively carefully, slowly
cautiously 1 adv tentatively guardedly
cave 9 noun hole in land formation cavern, grotto, cavity, pothole, den, hollow, rock shelter, subterrane, subterranean area
ceiling 3 noun top of a room beam, roof, timber
ceiling 13 noun top of a room plaster, covert, dome, canopy, groin, roofing, housetop, baldachin, fan vaulting, highest point, plafond, planchement, topside covering
ceiling 2 noun maximum top, record
ceiling 2 noun maximum superiority, legal price
celebration 10 noun commemoration of occasion, achievement ceremony, festival, triumph, anniversary, birthday, performance, party, recognition, keeping, honoring
celebration 29 noun commemoration of occasion, achievement festivity, observance, gala, spree, bash, gaiety, hullabaloo, revelry, remembrance, saturnalia, blowout, magnification, fete, hoopla, frolic, hilarity, merrymaking, carousal, merriment, jubilation, blast, glorification, conviviality, joviality, jubilee, jollification, memorialization, solemnization, wingding
celestial body 3 noun permanent natural object in the sky celestial object, heavenly body, celestial sphere
celestial sphere 2 noun earth's atmosphere lid, heavens
celestial sphere 9 noun earth's atmosphere firmament, welkin, empyrean, azure, vault, the blue, upper atmosphere, vault of heaven, wild blue yonder
celestial sphere 2 noun permanent natural object in the sky celestial object, heavenly body
celestial sphere 2 noun natural object in the sky celestial body, heavenly body
celestial sphere 1 noun natural object in sky sphere
celestial sphere 2 noun natural object in sky celestial body, orb
cell 2 noun smallest living organism egg, unit
cell 11 noun smallest living organism germ, embryo, microorganism, bacterium, spore, vacuole, corpuscle, follicle, utricle, cellule, haematid
cell 11 noun small room, container chamber, apartment, cage, booth, closet, pen, hole, hold, retreat, keep, tower
cell 19 noun small room, container cubicle, recess, crib, receptacle, dungeon, cavity, crypt, nook, burrow, compartment, lockup, coop, alcove, vault, stall, den, cloister, antechamber, bastille
cellar 2 noun underground story of building apartment, basement
cellar 4 noun underground story of building vault, subbasement, subterrane, underground room
cemetery 2 noun burial ground garden, grave
cemetery 23 noun burial ground tomb, graveyard, mortuary, ossuary, crypt, sepulcher, catacomb, necropolis, vault, charnel house, Golgotha, churchyard, charnel, boot hill, city of the dead, eternal home, funerary grounds, marble town, memorial park, polyandrium, resting place, God's acre, potter's field
censorship 3 noun forbiddance; ban restriction, control, forbidding
censorship 8 noun forbiddance; ban suppression, blackout, hush up, bowdlerization, blue pencil, infringing on rights, iron curtain, thought control
census 2 noun head count poll, statistics
census 5 noun head count enumeration, demography, demographics, population tally, stats
center 6 adj middle inside, interior, mean, deepest, inner, internal
center 12 adj middle midpoint, intermediary, intermediate, midway, equidistant, inmost, innermost, medial, mid, at halfway point, centermost, middlemost
center 11 noun middle point heart, place, essence, focus, seat, midst, interior, core, inside, quick, root
center 25 noun middle point hub, kernel, pivot, axis, gist, midpoint, nucleus, marrow, mainstream, pith, focal point, middle of the road, nave, omphalos, polestar, centrality, hotbed, cynosure, centrum, navel, centriole, equidistance, intermediacy, radial point, bull's-eye
center 10 noun point of attraction for visitors, shoppers, travelers town, city, heart, club, mall, station, capital, market, marketplace, focus
center 13 noun point of attraction for visitors, shoppers, travelers hub, shopping center, plaza, metropolis, mart, concourse, crossroads, focal point, meeting place, nerve center, polestar, social center, trading center
center 6 verb concentrate, draw together meet, attract, gather, focus, collect, join
center 11 verb concentrate, draw together intensify, consolidate, centralize, unify, concenter, focalize, bring to a focus, bring together, close on, converge upon, medialize
central 20 adj main, principal; in the middle key, important, fundamental, basic, significant, essential, prime, dominant, center, radical, primary, middle, chief, master, ruling, leading, interior, mean, inner, outstanding
central 22 adj main, principal; in the middle paramount, pivotal, salient, median, intermediate, cardinal, midway, equidistant, focal, foremost, inmost, mid, overriding, predominant, umbilical, axial, centric, centroidal, middlemost, midmost, nuclear, omphalic
century 3 adj of one hundred years centenary, centennial, centurial
cereal 2 noun edible grain wheat, grain
cereal 6 noun edible grain corn, rice, bran, rye, oats, breakfast food
ceremony 6 noun ritual; celebratory observation function, parade, service, show, custom, tradition
ceremony 9 noun ritual; celebratory observation observance, rite, commemoration, formality, solemnity, ordinance, Sacrament, liturgy, ceremonial
ceremony 3 noun etiquette protocol, form, prescription
ceremony 13 noun etiquette pomp, formality, propriety, decorum, nicety, preciseness, usage, strictness, conformity, ceremonial, politeness, formalism, formal courtesy
certain 8 adj confident positive, sure, convinced, assured, believing, calm, satisfied, secure
certain 11 adj confident assertive, cocksure, sanguine, self-confident, unconcerned, undisturbed, unperturbed, untroubled, undoubting, questionless, undoubtful
certain 18 adj undoubtable, valid real, sure, genuine, clear, safe, positive, absolute, determined, evident, firm, fixed, guaranteed, known, plain, reliable, set, sound, true
certain 28 adj undoubtable, valid undeniable, definite, authoritative, conclusive, demonstrable, destined, in the bag, incontrovertible, indubitable, infallible, irrefutable, provable, supreme, sure thing, trustworthy, unambiguous, undoubted, unequivocal, unerring, unmistakable, verifiable, ascertained, confirmable, establishable, having down pat, on ice, predestined, salted away
certain 12 adj fixed sure, assured, bound, decided, determined, established, guaranteed, set, settled, stated, concluded, ensured
certain 5 adj fixed definite, insured, warranted, certified, stipulated
certain 16 adj referring to a specifically known amount precise, specified, specific, individual, various, particular, numerous, special, express, many, marked, one, regular, several, some, defined
certain 6 adj referring to a specifically known amount singular, sundry, divers, a couple, a few, upwards of
certificate 8 noun authorizing document license, paper, permit, ticket, guarantee, pass, testimony, record
certificate 22 noun authorizing document warranty, coupon, receipt, diploma, affidavit, authentication, voucher, warrant, deed, authorization, testimonial, attestation, affirmation, endorsement, testament, docket, credential, documentation, certification, shingle, sheepskin, testification
chain 8 noun succession, series group, string, set, sequence, train, trust, order, row
chain 8 noun succession, series conglomerate, continuity, progression, alternation, concatenation, syndicate, consecution, catena
chain 6 noun connected metal links; jewelry made of such links cable, coupling, connection, link, iron, bond
chain 9 noun connected metal links; jewelry made of such links bracelet, fetter, manacle, shackle, trammel, lavaliere, pendant, locket, clinker
chain 4 verb manacle in metal attach, bind, connect, hold
chain 10 verb manacle in metal tie up, shackle, handcuff, enslave, tether, confine, fetter, trammel, moor, restrain
chair 1 noun single-seat furniture bench
chair 5 noun single-seat furniture sling, armchair, recliner, rocker, cathedra
chair 5 noun person in or position of authority monitor, director, captain, leader, principal
chair 10 noun person in or position of authority throne, chairperson, fellowship, tutor, helm, tutorship, professorship, instructorship, position of control, professorate
chalk 4 verb make pigmented; shade wash, paint, tone, burn
chalk 32 verb make pigmented; shade tint, illuminate, enliven, embellish, darken, infuse, dye, stain, stipple, variegate, emblazon, rouge, daub, crayon, flush, imbue, suffuse, gloss, glaze, crimson, redden, lacquer, gild, blacken, pigment, bloom, enamel, blush, tinge, adorn, fresco, pinken
chalk 8 noun something or someone cherished, prized choice, pick, love, ideal, preference, beloved, dear, main
chalk 11 noun something or someone cherished, prized front-runner, number one, darling, idol, paramour, pet, minion, shoo-in, apple of eye, fave, teacher's pet
chalk 17 verb blemish, stain impress, seal, streak, point, scratch, sign, stroke, initial, label, write, score, print, check, trace, brand, letter, dot
chalk 17 verb blemish, stain bruise, imprint, splotch, scar, underline, blot, pinpoint, stamp, nick, blaze, smudge, inscribe, autograph, blotch, dent, ink, X
chalk 6 noun liquid produced by mammals cream, raw, formula, whole, goat, powdered
chalk 11 noun liquid produced by mammals condensed, skim, buttermilk, half-and-half, homogenized, pasteurized, evaporated, laiche, low fat, moo juice, two-percent
chalk 5 verb do preliminary design characterize, draft, outline, plan, suggest
chalk 5 verb do preliminary design adumbrate, block out, delineate, skeleton, sketch
chalk 15 verb draw, outline portray, depict, chart, paint, represent, develop, trace, plot, describe, detail, characterize, draft, plan, design, line
chalk 11 verb draw, outline delineate, lay out, blueprint, skeleton, doodle, adumbrate, diagram, block out, rough out, map out, skeletonize
chalk 4 verb make or become extremely pale fade, white, pale, silver
chalk 12 verb make or become extremely pale bleach, blanch, whitewash, lighten, frost, dull, etiolate, blench, grizzle, decolorize, decolor, turn pale
chalk 16 verb put language down on paper compose, create, sign, note, record, pen, draft, address, print, tell, ghost, author, communicate, letter, commit, copy
chalk 34 verb put language down on paper rewrite, scrawl, scribble, engross, transcribe, formulate, correspond, inscribe, reproduce, indite, scribe, autograph, draw up, knock off, knock out, take down, turn out, typewrite, ink, pencil, bang out, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, jot down, note down, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, write down, write up
chalk 10 noun rock formed from sediment conglomerate, shale, chemical sedimentary rock, clastic rock, limestone, lithified sediment, mechanical sedimentary rock, nonclastic rock, sandstone, stratified rock
chalk 8 noun favorite love, choice, ideal, preference, beloved, pick, dear, main
chalk 11 noun favorite front-runner, paramour, pet, certainty, minion, darling, idol, number one, apple of eye, fave, teacher's pet
challenge 9 noun dispute, question objection, test, protest, threat, demanding, trial, confrontation, dare, claiming
challenge 7 noun dispute, question ultimatum, provocation, interrogation, demur, defiance, remonstrance, summons to contest
challenge 17 verb dispute, question try, claim, confront, impose, assert, demand, test, require, brave, tax, cross, investigate, provoke, exact, stimulate, dare, beard
challenge 28 verb dispute, question defy, denounce, call for, impugn, vindicate, inquire, impeach, summon, accost, arouse, reclaim, query, face the music, throw down the gauntlet, ask for, call out, face down, face off, fly in the face of, hang in, insist upon, invite competition, make a point of, make a stand, object to, search out, stand up to, stick it out
champagne 2 noun sparkling wine bubbly, wine
champion 14 adj best, excellent super, prime, superior, head, choice, first, chief, capital, cool, distinguished, principal, outstanding, tops, greatest
champion 16 adj best, excellent unbeaten, undefeated, dandy, premier, boss, illustrious, out of sight, out of this world, splendid, top-notch, blue-ribbon, topflight, prize-winning, tip top, top drawer, world class
champion 8 noun defeater in competition; preeminent supporter hero, winner, defender, patron, supporter, ally, warrior, advocate
champion 25 noun defeater in competition; preeminent supporter number one, challenger, champ, nonpareil, victor, exponent, partisan, sympathizer, paladin, guardian, backer, heroine, proponent, conqueror, protector, medalist, upholder, vanquisher, expounder, endorser, vindicator, numero uno, the greatest, titleholder, top dog
champion 6 verb advocate, support defend, promote, contend, battle, support, back
champion 12 verb advocate, support uphold, espouse, patronize, go to bat for, fight for, plead for, put in a good word for, ride shotgun for, side with, stand behind, stand up for, thump for
chance 4 adj accidental, unforeseeable casual, happy, lucky, odd
chance 13 adj accidental, unforeseeable incidental, contingent, adventitious, fluky, fortuitous, fortunate, inadvertent, offhand, unforeseen, unintentional, unplanned, at random, unlooked for
chance 12 noun possibility, probability prospect, opportunity, odds, break, time, likelihood, show, opening, liability, scope, occasion, indications
chance 9 noun possibility, probability outlook, shot, squeak, contingency, wager, long shot, look-in, fair shake, fighting chance
chance 15 noun fate, luck risk, advantage, odds, break, future, lot, outcome, casualty, destination, hazard, accident, adventure, fortune, happening, cast
chance 30 noun fate, luck hit, fortuity, occurrence, coincidence, misfortune, lottery, destiny, kismet, providence, toss-up, hap, gamble, fluke, doom, peril, contingency, bad luck, good luck, haphazard, lucky break, stroke of luck, peradventure, wheel of fortune, even chance, heads or tails, in the cards, luck out, throw of the dice, turn of the cards, way the cookie crumbles
chance 6 noun gamble, risk stake, hazard, try, venture, speculation, bet
chance 7 noun gamble, risk raffle, lottery, jeopardy, wager, craps game, fall of the cards, throw of the dice
chance 7 verb risk, endanger speculate, stake, attempt, hazard, try, plunge, venture
chance 19 verb risk, endanger jeopardize, wager, gamble, wildcat, cast lots, draw lots, go out on a limb, have a fling at, play with fire, put eggs in one basket, put it on the line, roll the dice, run the risk, skate on thin ice, take shot in the dark, tempt fate, tempt fortune, toss up, stick one's neck out
chance 9 verb happen light, meet, stumble, break, go, arrive, come, occur, luck
chance 17 verb happen tumble, bump, befall, transpire, hap, betide, come about, come off, fall out, turn up, blunder on, come to pass, hit upon, light upon, stumble on, be one's fate, fall to one's lot
change 17 noun something made different; alteration development, advance, adjustment, diversity, shift, transition, variation, switch, revolution, innovation, difference, transformation, conversion, variety, addition, break, turn
change 23 noun something made different; alteration reversal, modification, revision, about-face, diversification, distortion, metamorphosis, compression, novelty, mutation, reconstruction, vicissitude, remodeling, correction, transmutation, modulation, refinement, contraction, surrogate, permutation, variance, tempering, turnover
change 4 noun substitution; replacement switch, conversion, exchange, trade
change 4 noun substitution; replacement turnaround, interchange, flip-flop, swap
change 3 noun smaller currency in exchange for larger quarters, silver, coins
change 8 noun smaller currency in exchange for larger chicken feed, pin money, pocket money, spending money, copper, pennies, nickels, dimes
change 19 verb make or become different evolve, reduce, resolve, reform, shift, vary, transform, turn, shape, adjust, modify, diminish, alter, replace, adapt, translate, accommodate, convert, moderate
change 30 verb make or become different fluctuate, transmute, naturalize, reorganize, renovate, commute, diverge, redo, remodel, substitute, regenerate, alternate, revolutionize, modulate, mutate, transpose, metamorphose, warp, transfigure, vacillate, veer, merge, recondition, diversify, temper, remake, make innovations, make over, restyle, tamper with
change 7 verb substitute, replace shift, reverse, remove, trade, convert, exchange, transmit
change 9 verb substitute, replace interchange, barter, invert, alternate, transpose, displace, supplant, swap, switch around
channel 17 noun pathway, usually containing water medium, means, tunnel, route, carrier, course, pass, chase, tube, passage, way, main, approach, sound, dig, pipe, chamber
channel 24 noun pathway, usually containing water avenue, gully, duct, strait, slit, ditch, canal, gouge, aqueduct, arroyo, conduit, trough, artery, vein, furrow, gutter, runway, canyon, sewer, watercourse, groove, fluting, tideway, raceway
channel 11 noun means medium, route, agency, instrument, vehicle, organ, ministry, agent, course, way, approach
channel 3 noun means avenue, instrumentation, instrumentality
channel 8 verb direct, guide carry, convey, transmit, transport, pipe, route, send, conduct
channel 3 verb direct, guide funnel, siphon, traject
chaos 1 noun utter confusion disorder
chaos 22 noun utter confusion turmoil, discord, tumult, disarray, pandemonium, lawlessness, anarchy, misrule, bedlam, muddle, unruliness, snarl, entropy, free-for-all, clutter, mix-up, disorganization, topsy-turviness, mobocracy, ataxia, holy mess, rat's nest
chap 3 noun gentleman boy, man, fellow
chap 3 noun gentleman bloke, lad, gent
chapter 11 noun section of book or group of items division, episode, member, branch, phase, unit, stage, period, topic, part, wing
chapter 3 noun section of book or group of items affiliate, clause, offshoot
character 34 noun individuality style, humor, nature, type, kind, cast, aspect, sense, tone, quality, spirit, personality, streak, set, bent, habit, attribute, frame, shape, standing, constitution, record, genius, complex, sort, trait, makeup, specialty, mood, appearance, turn, reputation, grain, emotions
character 16 noun individuality morale, complexion, repute, ethos, badge, caliber, disposition, temperament, singularity, mettle, vein, mystique, estimation, temper, frame of mind, crasis
character 14 noun integrity intelligence, courage, name, standing, status, station, mind, rank, fame, reputation, place, position, report, honor
character 4 noun integrity rep, uprightness, repute, rectitude
character 3 noun odd person figure, personality, nut
character 17 noun odd person case, customer, oddball, freak, oddity, eccentric, queer, personage, clown, weirdo, spook, crank, original, card, duck, zombie, wack
character 7 noun written symbol type, figure, number, mark, letter, device, sign
character 7 noun written symbol monogram, emblem, cipher, logo, numeral, hieroglyph, rune
character 2 noun portrayal of another role, part
character 2 noun portrayal of another impersonation, personification
characteristic 23 adj typical; distinguishing distinctive, unique, exclusive, individual, normal, personal, private, essential, specific, regular, representative, particular, local, original, special, native, appropriate, distinguishing, fixed, inherent, marked, proper, symbolic
characteristic 17 adj typical; distinguishing innate, singular, peculiar, idiosyncratic, indicative, diagnostic, discriminating, especial, inborn, inbred, ingrained, symptomatic, discriminative, emblematic, individualistic, differentiating, individualizing
characteristic 29 noun typical feature, trait style, essence, tendency, nature, attribute, component, virtue, aspect, tone, flavor, quality, symptom, personality, streak, bearing, bent, point, frame, thing, mood, cast, mark, specialty, faculty, bag, turn, distinction, property, essential
characteristic 22 noun typical feature, trait peculiarity, temperament, individuality, endowment, particularity, trademark, originality, complexion, badge, inclination, caliber, stripe, disposition, singularity, earmark, idiosyncrasy, mannerism, tinge, affection, thumbprint, differentia, lineament
charge 3 noun accusation complaint, allegation, beef
charge 5 noun accusation indictment, stink, gripe, imputation, plaint
charge 4 noun attack assault, rush, push, invasion
charge 7 noun attack sortie, onslaught, blitz, onset, blitzkrieg, outbreak, mugging
charge 15 noun burden need, tax, concern, duty, task, weight, office, commitment, must, right, responsibility, obligation, trust, custody, care
charge 7 noun burden safekeeping, onus, millstone, ward, committal, deadweight, ought
charge 9 noun price asked for something rate, price, damage, amount, cost, expense, payment, bite, squeeze
charge 8 noun price asked for something tick, outlay, nick, expenditure, tab, tariff, bad news, price tag
charge 7 noun command order, direction, word, instruction, dictate, bidding, mandate
charge 4 noun command injunction, exhortation, precept, behest
charge 6 noun supervisory responsibility conduct, management, running, handling, custody, care
charge 6 noun supervisory responsibility supervision, ward, oversight, superintendence, intendance, superintendency
charge 3 verb accuse involve, blame, tax
charge 19 verb accuse indict, impeach, arraign, impugn, reprehend, criminate, censure, incriminate, inculpate, impute, finger, peg, reproach, turn on, blow the whistle on, drag into court, hang something on, point the finger at, whistle-blow
charge 8 verb attack assault, buck, rush, tear, bolt, storm, invade, chase
charge 9 verb attack smash, stampede, bushwhack, dash, mug, lunge, assail, blindside, jump on
charge 7 verb load, tax commit, burden, crowd, fill, pile, weigh, pack
charge 19 verb load, tax permeate, clog, impregnate, ram, transfuse, instill, afflict, suffuse, cram, lade, cumber, heap, penetrate, entrust, saddle, saturate, choke, pervade, encumber
charge 9 verb order something done ask, warn, require, request, tell, bid, direct, instruct, command
charge 5 verb order something done exhort, solicit, enjoin, entrust, adjure
charge 4 verb ask a price require, impose, demand, price
charge 3 verb ask a price levy, fix price at, sell for
charge 1 verb pay with credit card book
charge 15 verb pay with credit card encumber, nick, cuff, debit, paste, chalk up, buy on credit, go into hock, incur debt, put on account, put on the cuff, put on the tab, receive credit, run up, put on one's card
charismatic 2 adj charming appealing, magnetic
charismatic 5 adj charming alluring, hypnotic, larger than life, mesmerizing, poised
charity 6 noun generosity, gift fund, donation, offering, assistance, relief, contribution
charity 14 noun generosity, gift philanthropy, endowment, beneficence, dole, hand, oblation, alms, benefaction, helping hand, largesse, alms-giving, write-off, gifting, hand-out
charity 3 noun kindness, compassion love, humanity, grace
charity 22 noun kindness, compassion benignity, magnanimity, bountifulness, goodness, indulgence, kindliness, lenity, benevolence, attachment, bounty, agape, amity, clemency, altruism, mercy, goodwill, generosity, affection, fellow feeling, tenderheartedness, humaneness, caritas
charm 6 noun enchantment, allure magic, beauty, appeal, grace, spell, attraction
charm 19 noun enchantment, allure glamour, charisma, pizzazz, lure, attractiveness, sorcery, fascination, magnetism, agreeableness, allurement, something, chemistry, witchery, desirability, IT, bewitchery, conjuration, delightfulness, star quality
charm 11 noun talisman juju, phylactery, trinket, amulet, fetish, mascot, good-luck piece, lucky piece, madstone, zemi, rabbit's foot
charm 9 verb enchant please, delight, attract, entrance, win, draw, grab, transport, possess
charm 32 verb enchant tickle, bewitch, fascinate, enthrall, captivate, hypnotize, beguile, cajole, wow, enrapture, mesmerize, enamor, slay, spell, hex, send, inveigle, vamp, allure, kill, take, voodoo, wile, magnetize, knock out, turn on, ensorcell, knock dead, put under a spell, sweep off feet, tickle pink, win over
chart 4 noun map, plan table, plot, outline, scheme
chart 7 noun map, plan blueprint, graph, sketch, tabulation, diagram, rough draft, plat
chart 8 verb plan, map out outline, plot, project, cast, shape, design, draft, arrange
chart 7 verb plan, map out delineate, lay out, sketch, devise, blueprint, graph, block out
charter 13 noun treaty, agreement code, constitution, license, contract, permit, settlement, document, right, grant, patent, privilege, franchise, bond
charter 8 noun treaty, agreement pact, prerogative, indenture, conveyance, allotment, concession, endowment, deed
charter 12 verb reserve, commission authorize, employ, borrow, rent, hire, engage, license, permit, contract, let, allow, sanction
charter 1 verb reserve, commission lease
chase 4 noun pursuit quest, hunt, race, hunting
chase 1 noun pursuit venery
chase 11 verb run after, pursue tear, rush, hunt, drive, trail, track, follow, speed, course, charge, seek
chase 10 verb run after, pursue run down, expel, hound, bird-dog, go after, drive away, chivy, shag, take off after, track down
chatter 11 noun constant or rapid talk chitchat, blather, babble, chat, gossip, palaver, gas, prattle, jabber, twaddle, yakking
chatter 1 verb speak fast and non-stop jaw
chatter 22 verb speak fast and non-stop babble, blather, cackle, prate, chat, jabber, chitchat, gas, gabble, blab, tattle, twiddle, clack, yak, gossip, prattle, gibber, palaver, gab, twaddle, natter, go on and on
chatterbox 6 noun talkative person blabbermouth, windbag, clack, gossip, busybody, magpie
chauvinist 5 noun jingo bigot, patriot, sexist, jingoist, superpatriot
cheap 11 adj inexpensive reasonable, competitive, budget, buy, moderate, reduced, sale, standard, steal, utility, lowered
cheap 27 adj inexpensive low-cost, low-priced, economical, bargain, dime a dozen, irregular, nominal, at a bargain, bargain-basement, bargain-counter, bought for a song, cheapo, cost next to nothing, cut-price, cut-rate, depreciated, easy on the pocketbook, half-priced, low tariff, marked down, on sale, popularly priced, real buy, slashed, uncostly, undear, worth the money
cheap 8 adj inferior, low in quality poor, bad, base, common, garbage, mean, ordinary, terrible
cheap 36 adj inferior, low in quality bogus, cheesy, commonplace, crappy, dud, flashy, garish, lousy, mangy, mediocre, meretricious, paltry, ratty, raunchy, rotten, second-rate, shoddy, sleazy, small-time, tawdry, trashy, trumpery, two-bit, valueless, white elephant, worthless, tatty, catchpenny, cruddy, glitzy, junky, no bargain, no good, rinky-dink, rubbishy, scroungy
cheap 4 adj low, vulgar dirty, base, mean, sorry
cheap 11 adj low, vulgar abject, beggarly, contemptible, despicable, dishonest, shabby, sordid, tawdry, vile, pitiable, scurvy
cheap 1 adj concerned with saving money mean
cheap 7 adj concerned with saving money tight, miserly, penny-pinching, stingy, thrifty, mingy, tight-wad
check 8 noun inspection, examination review, analysis, research, control, investigation, inquiry, test, poll
check 4 noun inspection, examination checkup, audit, rein, scrutiny
check 8 noun restraint, hindrance control, blow, limitation, reverse, constraint, frustration, disappointment, trouble
check 14 noun restraint, hindrance rejection, holdup, stoppage, obstruction, inhibition, harness, curb, reversal, damper, setback, impediment, grunt, rebuff, restrainer
check 7 noun symbol for ticking off cross, sign, mark, stroke, score, line, dot
check 2 noun symbol for ticking off tick, X
check 5 noun pattern of squares patchwork, plaid, quilt, tartan, checkerboard
check 17 verb inspect, examine monitor, confirm, review, correct, try, investigate, test, analyze, study, case, count, compare, prove, overlook, note, candle, tell
check 19 verb inspect, examine find out, probe, go through, verify, scrutinize, quiz, audit, frisk, ascertain, look at, eyeball, balance account, enquire about, keep account, look over, look see, make sure, scout out, take stock
check 16 verb hinder, restrain control, prevent, stop, reduce, arrest, delay, moderate, frustrate, stay, pause, interrupt, bit, hold, discourage, bar, limit
check 39 verb hinder, restrain halt, curb, obstruct, repulse, thwart, neutralize, terminate, obviate, harness, snub, counteract, tame, circumvent, bottleneck, repress, checkmate, suppress, retard, baffle, foil, impede, rebuff, inhibit, preclude, choke, withhold, squelch, bridle, constrain, cut short, hold back, nip in the bud, hold down, hold in, keep back, play for time, rein in, slacken pace, slow down
cheek 4 noun side of human face chop, jowl, choppers, gill
cheek 3 noun audacity, boldness lip, confidence, sauce
cheek 14 noun audacity, boldness nerve, impertinence, presumption, brazenness, insolence, disrespect, brashness, temerity, rudeness, gall, brass, chutzpah, impudence, effrontery
cheeky 2 adj impudent bold, forward
cheeky 10 adj impudent saucy, brash, audacious, brazen, disrespectful, impertinent, insolent, insulting, nervy, ballsy
cheerful 8 adj happy bright, sunny, pleasant, contented, gay, glad, high, bucked
cheerful 44 adj happy peppy, effervescent, buoyant, sanguine, jolly, lighthearted, rosy, upbeat, joyful, merry, cheery, jaunty, enthusiastic, good-natured, chipper, perky, animated, lively, airy, blithe, good-humored, hearty, hilarious, hopeful, jocund, roseate, snappy, sparkling, sprightly, vivacious, winsome, zippy, bouncy, enlivening, chirpy, optimistic, up, full of pep, gladsome, in good spirits, in high spirits, sunny side up, zappy, zingy
cheerless 7 adj depressing, unhappy black, blue, dark, depressed, jarring, sad, uncomfortable
cheerless 34 adj depressing, unhappy austere, bleak, dejected, desolate, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, dolorous, drab, dreary, dull, forlorn, funereal, gloomy, grim, joyless, melancholy, miserable, mournful, oppressive, somber, sorrowful, sullen, wintry, woebegone, woeful, comfortless, dispiriting, tenebrific, dejecting, draggy, drearisome, in the dumps, mopey
cheese 10 verb lie confuse, color, twist, dress, angle, stretch, snow, promote, mask, beard
cheese 33 verb lie misinterpret, exaggerate, overstate, skew, misstate, distort, disguise, falsify, pervert, cloak, prevaricate, equivocate, pirate, garble, palter, slant, warp, embellish, adulterate, embroider, belie, puff, blarney, mangle, con, build up, cover up, overdraw, blow smoke, miscolor, misreport, phony up, trump up
cheese 7 noun dignitary someone, figure, hero, star, personality, somebody, name
cheese 25 noun dignitary luminary, personage, ace, VIP, bigwig, notable, heavyweight, immortal, lion, worthy, magnate, big cheese, big deal, big name, big shot, superstar, cynosure, mahatma, hotshot, big gun, big stuff, celeb, famous person, major leaguer, the cheese
chemical 6 adj concerned with atom and molecule change synthetic, actinic, alchemical, enzymatic, synthesized, synthetical
chemistry 8 noun ability to draw attention; something that draws attention appeal, interest, draw, tendency, charm, pull, invitation, courting
chemistry 21 noun ability to draw attention; something that draws attention attractiveness, allure, enthrallment, bait, endearment, gravitation, temptation, come-on, seduction, enchantment, allurement, inducement, inclination, lure, fascination, magnetism, enticement, captivation, solicitation, IT, drawing power
chemistry 6 noun enchantment, allure magic, beauty, appeal, grace, spell, attraction
chemistry 18 noun enchantment, allure glamour, charisma, pizzazz, lure, attractiveness, sorcery, fascination, magnetism, agreeableness, allurement, something, witchery, desirability, IT, bewitchery, conjuration, delightfulness, star quality
chemistry 29 noun arrangement, arranging management, grouping, institution, system, planning, design, constitution, regulation, unity, harmony, composition, assembly, format, standard, framework, running, construction, formation, plan, making, structure, organism, method, pattern, situation, whole, assembling, forming, organizing
chemistry 11 noun arrangement, arranging symmetry, alignment, disposal, methodology, conformation, configuration, standardization, formulation, coordination, make-up, structuring
chemistry 2 noun upset anxiety, excitement
chemistry 8 noun upset dysphoria, restlessness, agitation, disquiet, unrest, uneasiness, ferment, dyspathy
chemistry 5 noun physical science biology, physics, life sciences, pure science, science of matter
cheque 3 noun check for paying money bill, order, bond
cheque 9 noun check for paying money debenture, coupon, IOU, receipt, warrant, promissory note, letter of credit, bank draft, money order
cherry 14 adj bright red color crimson, blooming, blushing, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, cerise, claret, bright red, dark red, erubescent, incarnadine, reddish, rubescent
chest 4 noun box for storage trunk, case, cabinet, bureau
chest 13 noun box for storage strongbox, casket, chiffonier, commode, crate, coffer, treasury, bin, carton, receptacle, exchequer, reliquary, pyxis
chest 3 noun upper front of body heart, breast, ribs
chest 8 noun upper front of body bust, bosom, rib cage, peritoneum, thorax, mammary glands, pulmonary cavity, upper trunk
chew 1 verb grind with teeth bite
chew 16 verb grind with teeth gnaw, nibble, chomp, crunch, scrunch, rend, munch, gum, gulp, dispatch, masticate, chaw, champ, ruminate, manducate, feast upon
chew 2 verb think about deeply consider, weigh
chew 8 verb think about deeply ponder, mull, deliberate, meditate, ruminate, mull over, muse on, reflect upon
chicken 9 noun person afraid to try something poltroon, dastard, quitter, coward, craven, recreant, funk, scaredy cat, yellow belly
chicken 15 noun farm fowl poultry, biddy, chick, cock, hen, cockerel, pullet, capon, rooster, banty, barnyard fowl, cock-a-doodle-do, cockalorum, gump, heeler
chief 24 adj most important, essential prime, leading, main, principal, superior, head, star, champion, grand, major, primary, ruling, key, capital, telling, central, first, controlling, crucial, effective, highest, outstanding, significant, vital
chief 17 adj most important, essential preeminent, premier, cardinal, arch, consequential, especial, foremost, momentous, number one, paramount, potent, predominant, primal, stellar, supreme, uppermost, weighty
chief 12 noun person in charge head, commander, director, manager, supervisor, captain, leader, governor, general, President, boss, principal
chief 22 noun person in charge superintendent, ruler, monarch, ringleader, honcho, bigwig, sovereign, proprietor, overlord, dictator, overseer, chieftain, big cheese, big wheel, suzerain, foreperson, big gun, head honcho, head person, key player, top brass, top cat
child 11 noun very young person infant, adolescent, youth, teenager, baby, kid, minor, youngster, innocent, issue, teen
child 43 noun very young person toddler, juvenile, offspring, bairn, sprout, suckling, newborn, lamb, progeny, tyke, tot, imp, cub, squirt, neonate, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, mite, descendant, moppet, brat, chick, cherub, stripling, whippersnapper, nestling, shaver, dickens, preteen, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, pubescent, small fry, teenybopper, young one
child prodigy 3 noun very gifted young person genius, sensation, wonder
child prodigy 11 noun very gifted young person boy wonder, prodigy, whiz kid, gifted child, gifted student, girl wonder, phenom, polymath, talented child, wonder child, wunderkind
childhood 3 noun period of being young minority, youth, teens
childhood 13 noun period of being young nonage, juvenility, puberty, infancy, nursery, cradle, babyhood, immaturity, adolescence, schooldays, juniority, pupilage, tender age
childish 5 adj immature, silly adolescent, baby, green, innocent, young
childish 14 adj immature, silly naive, foolish, youthful, childlike, babyish, callow, frivolous, infantile, jejune, juvenile, puerile, unsophisticated, kid stuff, infantine
chimney 3 noun smokestack for building pipe, stack, chase
chimney 10 noun smokestack for building vent, hearth, flue, furnace, fireplace, funnel, ventilator, chimney pot, chimney stack, smokeshaft
chin 3 noun area under mouth point, jaw, button
chin 3 noun area under mouth mandible, mentum, jawbone
chip 4 noun shard, flaw slice, fragment, scratch, part
chip 11 noun shard, flaw wafer, wedge, notch, scrap, flake, dent, nick, sliver, paring, gobbet, shaving
chip 9 verb knock a piece out of chop, crack, slice, clip, fragment, split, damage, break, shape
chip 21 verb knock a piece out of splinter, nick, hack, whack, gash, crumble, chisel, flake, incise, hew, whittle, slash, snip, notch, shear, sliver, cut off, snick, hackle, crack off, cut away
chocolate 6 adj dark, burnished color brick, nut, coffee, dust, bronze, bay
chocolate 30 adj dark, burnished color fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, buff, drab, ecru, beige, rust, auburn, tawny, terra-cotta, copper, cinnamon, russet, puce, mahogany, sepia, cocoa, sorrel, umber, henna, bister, chestnut, khaki, hazel, ochre, burnt sienna, snuff-colored
chocolate 5 noun sugary food dessert, candy, joy, delight, pleasure
chocolate 11 noun sugary food confection, snack, bonbon, confectionery, enjoyment, pudding, gratification, confiture, sweetmeat, sugarplum, final course
choice 17 adj best, superior prime, preferred, excellent, elect, prize, exclusive, fine, winner, valuable, elite, special, nice, popular, precious, rare, select, unusual
choice 11 adj best, superior exceptional, exquisite, first-class, preferential, top-drawer, uncommon, 10, 24-karat, A-1, hand-picked, solid gold
choice 21 noun power to select; selection option, variety, judgment, decision, favorite, finding, preference, pick, vote, distinction, alternative, opportunity, election, evaluation, discrimination, verdict, say, determination, weakness, choosing, rating
choice 9 noun power to select; selection cull, extract, discretion, substitute, appraisal, volition, cup of tea, free will, druthers
choke 11 verb smother, block drown, kill, fill, close, check, dam, stop, squeeze, bar, die, stuff
choke 22 verb smother, block clog, congest, suffocate, gag, gasp, strangle, stifle, obstruct, overpower, suppress, noose, occlude, asphyxiate, retard, stunt, wring, stopper, throttle, constrict, garrote, gibbet, strangulate
choose 24 verb pick, select appoint, elect, name, want, cast, adopt, prefer, accept, favor, embrace, take, determine, judge, love, sort, desire, tap, separate, slot, wish, will, tag, finger, weigh
choose 30 verb pick, select designate, predestine, excerpt, glean, winnow, fancy, crave, espouse, extract, cull, co-opt, call for, tab, take up, wish for, single out, commit oneself, decide on, discriminate between, draw lots, feel disposed to, fix on, make choice, make decision, opt for, see fit, set aside, settle upon, sift out, make up one's mind
chop 4 verb cut up with tool divide, clip, fragment, fell
chop 16 verb cut up with tool cleave, cube, mince, slash, hack, whack, hew, hash, mangle, lop, shear, truncate, sever, dice, axe, hackle
chord 8 noun arched, rounded line or object loop, sweep, bend, circle, bow, turn, circuit, round
chord 34 noun arched, rounded line or object trajectory, arc, arch, contour, swerve, hairpin, crook, whorl, ambit, concavity, quirk, curvature, festoon, bight, compass, circumference, vault, horseshoe, ellipse, hyperbola, ogee, helix, flexure, curlicue, parabola, meniscus, camber, half-moon, catenary, incurvature, incurvation, sinuosity, curvation, rondure
chord 8 noun musical accordance arrangement, unity, composition, tune, concert, piece, blend, blending
chord 21 noun musical accordance melody, unison, consonance, richness, concurrence, chime, chorus, euphony, symphony, triad, overtone, polyphony, diapason, harmonics, tunefulness, melodiousness, attunement, concentus, concinnity, mellifluousness, organum
chorus 1 noun group of singers voices
chorus 8 noun group of singers ensemble, glee club, choir, choristers, vocalists, carolers, chorale, singing group
chorus 7 noun refrain music, theme, tune, song, strain, burden, response
chorus 8 noun refrain melody, motif, bob, chorale, main section, recurrent verse, ritornelle, undersong
chorus 3 noun agreement concert, tune, harmony
chorus 4 noun agreement unison, accord, consonance, concord
chronic 12 adj incessant, never-ending continuous, continuing, sustained, constant, confirmed, enduring, fixed, rooted, routine, settled, usual, persisting
chronic 30 adj incessant, never-ending lifelong, habitual, recurrent, protracted, persistent, deep-rooted, deep-seated, continual, incurable, lingering, abiding, ceaseless, inborn, inbred, ingrained, inveterate, lasting, long-standing, obstinate, perennial, prolonged, stubborn, tenacious, unmitigated, unyielding, ineradicable, long-lived, recurring, ever-present, unabating
church 4 noun religious institution, building parish, temple, mission, fold
church 19 noun religious institution, building sanctuary, synagogue, mosque, shrine, chapel, oratory, abbey, cathedral, tabernacle, basilica, house of God, house of worship, bethel, minster, chancel, chantry, house of prayer, sacellum, Lord's house
church 9 noun religious belief, group faith, religion, society, body, chapter, gathering, doctrine, connection, order
church 11 noun religious belief, group denomination, congregation, sect, faction, creed, schism, affiliation, communion, cult, persuasion, ism
cigarette 2 noun small roll of tobacco smoke, butt
cigarette 6 noun small roll of tobacco puff, reefer, cubeb, fag, biri, gasper
cinema 3 noun movie industry; movie arena film, show, pictures
cinema 14 noun movie industry; movie arena movie theater, silver screen, movie house, drive-in, flicks, bijou, playhouse, big screen, cine, motion pictures, moving pictures, nabes, photoplay, picture show
circle 19 noun orb, loop, round figure sphere, ring, revolution, globe, disk, belt, tire, record, bowl, stadium, wheel, horizon, band, lap, cycle, orbit, turn, circuit, round
circle 28 noun orb, loop, round figure perimeter, circus, crown, amphitheater, enclosure, periphery, hoop, wreath, circlet, aureole, compass, coil, halo, circumference, ringlet, bracelet, corona, meridian, vortex, equator, disc, cirque, cordon, ecliptic, zodiac, colure, full turn, parallel of latitude
circle 19 noun group of close friends, associates school, crowd, club, company, camp, society, party, ring, class, set, outfit, crew, crush, gang, lot, assembly, bunch, companions, intimates
circle 14 noun group of close friends, associates fraternity, clique, clan, cabal, coterie, posse, sorority, mob, Mafia, comrades, cronies, camarilla, insiders, in-group
circle 11 verb go around, circumnavigate surround, ring, belt, roll, wheel, curve, tour, circuit, embrace, round, loop
circle 24 verb go around, circumnavigate encircle, rotate, whirl, cincture, gird, enclose, circumscribe, pivot, encompass, spiral, circulate, envelop, compass, coil, revolve, gyre, girdle, gyrate, begird, circumduct, ensphere, hem in, mill around, wind about
circulation 3 noun distribution currency, transmission, spread
circulation 2 noun distribution dissemination, apportionment
circulation 10 noun moving circularly flow, wheel, current, revolution, motion, turn, circuit, flowing, round, circling
circulation 6 noun moving circularly whirl, twirl, gyre, gyration, rotation, circumvolution
circumstance 34 noun situation, condition case, status, accident, fate, thing, time, detail, crisis, matter, incident, factor, action, cause, event, fact, affair, point, scene, go, respect, intervention, feature, lot, concern, particular, phase, article, episode, happening, element, item, portion, place, occasion
circumstance 16 noun situation, condition occurrence, coincidence, fortuity, stipulation, juncture, happenstance, destiny, adjunct, kismet, proviso, exigency, doom, contingency, supervention, Moira, where it's at
citizen 7 noun person native of country voter, civilian, resident, national, commoner, subject, native
citizen 19 noun person native of country settler, inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, denizen, householder, occupant, taxpayer, villager, cosmopolite, burgher, burgess, John/Jane Q. Public, freeman/woman, member of body politic, member of community, naturalized person, townsperson, urbanite
city 4 adj metropolitan civic, civil, municipal, urban
city 5 adj metropolitan burghal, citified, interurban, intraurban, megalopolitan
city 5 noun large town center, downtown, place, capital, port
city 12 noun large town metropolis, municipality, burg, borough, megalopolis, conurbation, apple, boom town, metropolitan area, polis, urban place, urbs
civic 7 adj community civil, urban, national, local, metropolitan, municipal, public
civic 2 adj community communal, borough
civilian 1 adj nonmilitary private
civilian 6 adj nonmilitary noncombatant, pacificist, noncombative, nonmilitant, not in armed forces, unhostile
civilian 3 noun nonmilitary person citizen, commoner, subject
civilian 4 noun nonmilitary person noncombatant, civ, civvie, private citizen
civilization 3 noun culture, sophistication development, progress, education
civilization 12 noun culture, sophistication advancement, elevation, acculturation, civility, refinement, cultivation, polish, illumination, breeding, enlightenment, edification, social well-being
claim 15 noun property, right demanded or reserved case, requirement, interest, plea, suit, request, application, call, allegation, demand, title, profession, due, privilege, part
claim 17 noun property, right demanded or reserved assertion, petition, birthright, ultimatum, lien, reclamation, prerogative, postulation, protestation, pretension, requisition, entreaty, declaration, pretense, dibs, affirmation, counterclaim
claim 18 verb demand, maintain property or right hold, challenge, defend, insist, assert, collect, need, take, ask, believe, declare, knock, hit, advance, require, pretend, exact, justify
claim 17 verb demand, maintain property or right call for, allege, uphold, vindicate, pronounce, adduce, requisition, solicit, postulate, profess, pick up, pop the question, have dibs on something, hit up, hold out for, lay claim to, stake out
clarify 6 verb explain, make clear resolve, analyze, interpret, define, settle, illustrate
clarify 14 verb explain, make clear formulate, clear up, spell out, simplify, delineate, elucidate, illuminate, break down, draw a picture, make perfectly clear, make plain, shed light on, straighten out, throw light on
clarify 2 verb purify filter, clean
clarify 5 verb purify rarefy, distill, refine, cleanse, depurate
clash 17 noun disagreement or fight, often brief crash, riot, encounter, argument, battle, confrontation, conflict, dispute, jump, brush, row, impact, engagement, jar, break, opposition, shock
clash 31 noun disagreement or fight, often brief rift, melee, brawl, showdown, misunderstanding, fracas, skirmish, run-in, discord, bump, collision, scrap, jolt, jam, scrimmage, embroilment, wallop, broil, rupture, fray, smash, discordance, disharmony, affray, rumpus, concussion, difference of opinion, donnybrook, mix up, set-to, have a go at each other
clash 3 verb hit with a loud noise crash, shock, jar
clash 16 verb hit with a loud noise smash, collide, jangle, clank, scrimmage, bump, scrap, jolt, clang, grind, grate, rattle, bang, wallop, clatter, prang
clash 12 verb fight about, often verbally contend, try, differ, disagree, battle, argue, encounter, buck, combat, row, war, conflict
clash 12 verb fight about, often verbally wrangle, feud, quarrel, brawl, gall, grapple, grate, fret, cross swords, raise Cain, bang heads, mix it up
clash 3 verb do not match differ, conflict, contrast
clash 6 verb do not match discord, disaccord, mismatch, disharmonize, be dissimilar, not go with
class 2 adj stylish; with panache fine, sharp
class 6 adj stylish; with panache fly, chic, dashing, classy, fashionable, foxy
class 46 noun kind, sort, category family, collection, province, domain, estate, frame, selection, species, standing, section, feather, status, description, genre, grouping, source, order, division, school, degree, league, grade, style, rank, department, origin, set, color, sphere, rate, quality, humor, variety, character, branch, suit, nature, brand, property, name, value, cast, range, grain, distinction, make
class 13 noun kind, sort, category classification, mold, breed, hierarchy, denomination, stripe, temperament, ilk, sect, genus, caste, kidney, designation
class 25 noun societal group, background league, family, degree, grade, company, club, place, position, circle, origin, estate, influence, strain, quality, standing, title, source, state, station, stock, status, birth, condition, sphere, connection
class 27 noun societal group, background hierarchy, moiety, pedigree, breed, pigeonhole, extraction, stratum, lineage, caliber, coterie, ancestry, clique, tier, prestige, descent, clan, derivation, genealogy, sect, nobility, caste, pecking order, intelligentsia, bourgeoisie, cultural level, social rank, the right stuff
class 11 noun group in school division, room, grade, study, course, session, seminar, subject, form, section, line
class 11 noun group in school subdivision, academy, recitation, colloquium, round table, homeroom, seminary, study group, course of study, lecture group, quiz group
class 20 verb categorize divide, grade, rank, assess, rate, consider, group, mark, score, classify, separate, evaluate, brand, regard, part, judge, hold, account, identify, assign
class 8 verb categorize gauge, codify, pigeonhole, assort, designate, reckon, allot, appraise
classical 2 adj concerning ancient culture classic, academic
classical 18 adj concerning ancient culture attic, bookish, canonical, humanistic, Latin, Hellenic, Doric, Greek, roman, scholastic, Ionic, Grecian, Augustan, Homeric, Virgilian, belletristic, canonic, classicistic
classical 3 adj simple, chaste elegant, classic, pure
classical 6 adj simple, chaste harmonious, refined, restrained, symmetrical, understated, well-proportioned
classify 27 verb categorize organize, divide, distribute, label, analyze, arrange, incorporate, grade, number, rank, rate, file, size, index, group, type, match, sort, brand, coordinate, distinguish, ticket, class, name, range, tag, order
classify 27 verb categorize segregate, allocate, alphabetize, regiment, collocate, tabulate, codify, dispose, assort, pigeonhole, catalogue, peg, systematize, correlate, allot, embody, docket, put away, tab, typecast, break down, button down, put down as, put down for, rank out, size up, take one's measure
classroom 5 noun room where learning takes place hall, workshop, library, theater, study
classroom 6 noun room where learning takes place homeroom, school room, lecture room, study hall, lab, auditorium
clay 5 noun workable earth material mud, brick, earth, slip, till
clay 14 noun workable earth material pottery, adobe, terra cotta, bole, clunch, marl, loam, loess, kaolin, argil, argillaceous earth, china material, porcelain material, wacke
clean 13 adj not dirty; uncluttered simple, clear, bright, elegant, neat, pure, blank, fresh, trim, white, shining, delicate, washed
clean 32 adj not dirty; uncluttered hygienic, unblemished, tidy, graceful, orderly, spotless, immaculate, stainless, sparkling, vanilla, apple-pie order, faultless, flawless, sanitary, snowy, squeaky, unstained, unsullied, untarnished, unsoiled, speckless, laundered, cleansed, dirtless, neat as a button, neat as a pin, spic and span, taintless, unpolluted, unsmudged, unspotted, well-kept
clean 1 adj sterile pure
clean 15 adj sterile hygienic, wholesome, antiseptic, aseptic, sanitary, unadulterated, unsullied, decontaminated, clarified, disinfected, purified, sterilized, uncontaminated, uninfected, unpolluted
clean 5 adj chaste, virtuous decent, good, moral, innocent, modest
clean 14 adj chaste, virtuous wholesome, upright, blameless, exemplary, faultless, guiltless, honorable, inculpable, respectable, sinless, undefiled, unsullied, crimeless, unguilty
clean 7 adj precise, sharp simple, plain, clear, neat, trim, correct, distinct
clean 5 adj precise, sharp clear-cut, definite, legible, readable, uncluttered
clean 6 adj complete, thorough perfect, entire, total, whole, final, absolute
clean 3 adj complete, thorough conclusive, decisive, unimpaired
clean 10 verb make undirty, uncluttered soak, sweep, wash, brush, vacuum, dust, wipe, pick, bath, soap
clean 49 verb make undirty, uncluttered bathe, scrub, clear up, dredge, spruce up, mop, flush, pick up, scrape, disinfect, cleanse, rinse, winnow, sponge, erase, refine, polish, scald, blot, swab, lave, sterilize, sanitize, rasp, neaten, expurgate, rake, cauterize, launder, clarify, scour, whisk, deodorize, expunge, purify, purge, clear the decks, do up, deterge, edulcorate, hackle, shampoo, absterge, depurate, elutriate, rout out, shake out, straighten up, tidy up
clear 7 adj cloudless, bright sunny, fair, light, crystal, fine, shining, pleasant
clear 9 adj cloudless, bright clarion, halcyon, luminous, shiny, rainless, unclouded, sunshiny, undarkened, undimmed
clear 11 adj understandable, apparent precise, evident, simple, explicit, distinct, obvious, sharp, patent, plain, express, crystal
clear 33 adj understandable, apparent unambiguous, straightforward, clear-cut, unequivocal, unmistakable, coherent, definite, transparent, pronounced, manifest, audible, comprehensible, conspicuous, incontrovertible, intelligible, knowable, legible, lucid, palpable, perceptible, perspicuous, readable, uncomplicated, unquestionable, lucent, apprehensible, graspable, loud enough, open and shut, recognizable, spelled out, transpicuous, unblurred
clear 4 adj open, unhindered free, smooth, bare, empty
clear 8 adj open, unhindered stark, void, unlimited, unobstructed, vacant, vacuous, unimpeded, unhampered
clear 4 adj transparent apparent, crystal, thin, pure
clear 10 adj transparent cloudless, glassy, limpid, pellucid, translucent, crystal clear, crystalline, see-through, tralucent, translucid
clear 5 adj not guilty clean, dismissed, innocent, cleared, pure
clear 14 adj not guilty stainless, discharged, blameless, guiltless, immaculate, sinless, unblemished, undefiled, untarnished, untroubled, exonerated, absolved, exculpated, uncensurable
clear 8 adj certain in one's mind positive, sure, confirmed, satisfied, decided, convinced, absolute, resolved
clear 1 adj certain in one's mind definite
clear 8 verb clean, clear away open, eliminate, free, sweep, rid, empty, wipe, lose
clear 29 verb clean, clear away clarify, erase, loosen, unloose, tidy, extricate, unblock, refine, vacate, ameliorate, cleanse, brighten, untie, lighten, disentangle, void, unpack, unload, purify, unburden, meliorate, disengage, disencumber, break up, rule out, shake off, throw off, unclog, burn off
clear 3 verb liberate; free from uncertainty release, explain, relieve
clear 15 verb liberate; free from uncertainty clarify, acquit, absolve, exonerate, exculpate, vindicate, discharge, emancipate, let off, defog, disculpate, find innocent, let go, let off the hook, set free
clear 3 verb pass over, often by jumping negotiate, leap, miss
clear 4 verb pass over, often by jumping hurdle, surmount, vault, overleap
clear 12 verb profit receive, win, make, secure, get, earn, gather, acquire, obtain, gain, net, realize
clear 5 verb profit glean, accumulate, reap, pick up, clean up
clearance 5 noun permission for activity approval, consent, leave, okay, sanction
clearance 5 noun permission for activity green light, go-ahead, authorization, say-so, endorsement
clearance 3 noun gap above something opening, gap, margin
clearance 7 noun gap above something expanse, allowance, headroom, assart, defoliated area, empty space, open space
clerk 6 noun assistant worker, agent, operator, employee, secretary, seller
clerk 22 noun assistant cashier, auditor, bookkeeper, salesperson, registrar, notary, pencil pusher, receptionist, teller, transcriber, stenographer, amanuensis, counterperson, recorder, copyist, counter jumper, office helper, paper pusher, paper shuffler, pen pusher, shopperson, white collar
climate 2 noun weather of region temperature, conditions
climate 9 noun weather of region humidity, latitude, altitude, clime, aridity, atmospheric conditions, characteristic weather, meteorologic conditions, meteorological character
climate 7 noun mood of situation atmosphere, mood, trend, environment, feeling, medium, tendency
climate 7 noun mood of situation surroundings, milieu, disposition, ambience, temper, ambient, mise en scène
climb 5 verb crawl, move up scale, top, rise, mount, soar
climb 6 verb crawl, move up ascend, clamber, escalate, go up, escalade, ape up
clinic 1 noun medical center hospital
clinic 4 noun medical center infirmary, sick bay, dispensary, surgery center
clock 2 noun timekeeping device alarm, watch
clock 18 noun timekeeping device timepiece, tattler, chronometer, timer, chronograph, timekeeper, metronome, pendulum, turnip, sundial, stopwatch, ticker, hourglass, Big Ben, chroniker, digital watch, tick-tock, timemarker
close 7 adj near, nearby warm, neighboring, approaching, immediate, nearly, next, nearest
close 19 adj near, nearby convenient, adjacent, adjoining, handy, impending, at hand, contiguous, imminent, proximate, abutting, nigh, across the street, around the corner, give or take a little, hard by, in spitting distance, in the ball park, near-at-hand, under one's nose
close 11 adj dense, cramped solid, tight, firm, short, crowded, restricted, thick, narrow, packed, substantial, cropped
close 10 adj dense, cramped compact, confining, confined, congested, impenetrable, impermeable, consolidated, circumscribed, close-grained, jam-packed
close 4 adj accurate, precise similar, resembling, exact, strict
close 4 adj accurate, precise literal, faithful, conscientious, lifelike
close 7 adj intimate devoted, familiar, dear, related, private, loving, attached
close 12 adj intimate thick, chummy, confidential, inseparable, palsy-walsy, buddy-buddy, cozy with, kissing cousins, making it with, on top of each other, thick as thieves, thick with
close 4 adj oppressive, humid tight, heavy, thick, uncomfortable
close 20 adj oppressive, humid confined, sweltering, stifling, stale, breathless, moldy, motionless, muggy, musty, stagnant, sticky, stuffy, sultry, airless, fusty, choky, suffocating, stale-smelling, sweltry, unventilated
close 4 adj secret, reserved hidden, retired, private, silent
close 17 adj secret, reserved secluded, closemouthed, hush-hush, reticent, secretive, taciturn, tight-lipped, uncommunicative, buttoning up, clamming up, close-lipped, on the Q. T., tight chops, unforthcoming, buttoning one's lip, mum's the word, zipping one's lips
close 3 adj stingy tight, narrow, mean
close 13 adj stingy penny-pinching, skinflint, chintzy, closefisted, illiberal, miserly, parsimonious, penurious, skimpy, ungenerous, mingy, niggardly, tight-fisted
close 6 noun ending conclusion, finish, end, stop, period, cease
close 9 noun ending culmination, completion, adjournment, finale, denouement, cessation, termination, windup, desistance
close 13 verb obstruct, seal shut, block, secure, lock, slam, exclude, fill, dam, screen, bolt, bar, button, stuff
close 20 verb obstruct, seal shutter, clog, confine, occlude, congest, cork, bang, clench, plug, stopper, choke, fasten, clap, turn off, caulk, prevent passage, put to, retard flow, shut off, stop up
close 9 verb complete, finish, stop do, end, conclude, cap, clear, fold, cease, ultimate, determine
close 22 verb complete, finish, stop shutter, halt, terminate, clinch, discontinue, culminate, consummate, call off, cut loose, shut down, wind up, wrap up, button down, button up, call it a day, drop the curtain, fold up, pack it in, put a lid on, put to bed, sew up, wind down
close 8 verb join, unite meet, agree, chain, bind, couple, connect, tie, encounter
close 7 verb join, unite coalesce, grapple, fuse, put together, tie up, inclose, come together
closed 4 adj shut, out of service locked, sealed, dark, folded
closed 8 adj shut, out of service bankrupt, fastened, out of business, out of order, shut down, padlocked, gone fishing, not open
closed 7 adj finished, terminated ended, decided, settled, final, over, concluded, resolved
closed 1 adj exclusive, independent restricted
closed 8 adj exclusive, independent self-centered, self-sufficient, self-contained, self-supporting, self-sufficing, self-supported, self-sustained, self-sustaining
clothes 10 noun apparel work, clothing, suit, costume, outfit, wear, gear, formal, dress, casual
clothes 15 noun apparel wardrobe, garb, regalia, attire, duds, rags, baggage, raiment, sportswear, vestments, togs, garments, vesture, bedclothes, habiliments
clothing 15 noun attire habit, sack, costume, array, dress, things, equipment, gear, drag, threads, wear, outfit, covering, clothes, feathers
clothing 38 noun attire habiliment, garb, accouterment, frippery, rigging, panoply, ensemble, duds, regalia, trappings, caparison, vestment, raiment, wardrobe, frock, finery, tog, rags, apparel, glad rags, livery, sportswear, trousseau, vesture, tatters, drapery, mufti, overclothes, garments, vines, underclothes, civvies, hand-me-downs, full feather, get-up, tailleur, toggery, tout ensemble
cloud 6 noun mass of water particles in air darkness, fog, smoke, steam, rack, film
cloud 27 noun mass of water particles in air gloom, vapor, puff, smog, mist, veil, pother, murk, obscurity, frost, overcast, smother, scud, haze, nebula, billow, dimness, brume, sheep, haziness, thunderhead, fogginess, nebulosity, pea soup, woolpack, mare's tail, ol' buttermilk sky
cloud 4 noun crowd shower, army, host, scores
cloud 8 noun crowd swarm, throng, horde, legion, rout, flock, multitude, dense mass
cloud 3 verb become foggy or obscured fog, shade, shadow
cloud 14 verb become foggy or obscured dim, darken, overshadow, eclipse, blur, gloom, overcast, envelop, adumbrate, obfuscate, becloud, mist, veil, befog
cloud 2 verb confuse puzzle, distract
cloud 10 verb confuse perplex, muddle, impair, distort, obscure, muddy, becloud, addle, befuddle, disorient
club 1 noun bat, stick staff
club 23 noun bat, stick business, sap, cudgel, works, bludgeon, baton, mace, blackjack, truncheon, hammer, nightstick, quarterstaff, hickory, mallet, shillelagh, billy, swatter, rosewood, cosh, persuader, shill, conk buster, convincer
club 15 noun social organization union, league, company, association, society, set, circle, crew, alliance, gang, ring, outfit, meeting, order, bunch
club 9 noun social organization sodality, guild, faction, affiliation, hangout, clique, lodge, mob, stamping ground
club 5 noun golfing tool driver, spoon, wood, stick, iron
club 7 noun golfing tool wedge, putter, midiron, niblick, mashie, brassie, cleek
club 3 verb hit hard with object pound, beat, strike
club 14 verb hit hard with object bash, clobber, pummel, whack, bludgeon, hammer, cudgel, clout, baste, batter, blackjack, pommel, cosh, fustigate
clue 16 noun hint, evidence suggestion, trace, tip, solution, cue, indication, key, proof, lead, track, mark, suspicion, print, sign, notion, wind
clue 7 noun hint, evidence inkling, pointer, tip-off, telltale, intimation, dead giveaway, hot lead
clue 9 verb give information hint, suggest, intimate, warn, inform, indicate, post, tell, advise
clue 12 verb give information acquaint, apprise, notify, fill in, give the lowdown, give the skinny on, lead to, leave evidence, leave trace, leave tracks, point to, wise up
cluster 12 noun group of something chunk, collection, band, array, bunch, body, gathering, set, crew, lot, party, pack
cluster 10 noun group of something batch, bundle, knot, clump, assemblage, bevy, covey, clutch, hunk, blob
cluster 5 verb assemble, group gather, package, associate, collect, bunch
cluster 10 verb assemble, group flock, bundle, round up, parcel, accumulate, aggregate, cumulate, bunch up, crowd around, gang around
coach 4 noun instructor, usually in recreation trainer, teacher, mentor, educator
coach 4 noun instructor, usually in recreation tutor, skipper, drill instructor, physical education instructor
coach 5 noun carriage bus, vehicle, train, car, stage
coach 7 noun carriage perambulator, victoria, charabanc, chaise, fourwheeler, gocart, tallyho
coach 7 verb instruct, usually in recreation teach, train, educate, prepare, school, drill, ready
coach 9 verb instruct, usually in recreation tutor, hone, cram, break in, lay it out for, lick into shape, put through the grind, put through the mill, pull one's coat
coal 3 noun bitumen carbon, fuel, spark
coal 11 noun bitumen slack, smut, ember, char, stoke, cinder, charcoal, culm, scoria, ash, anthracite
coalition 9 noun allied group, association alliance, conspiracy, ring, union, integration, combine, combination, party, league
coalition 19 noun allied group, association affiliation, compact, amalgamation, bloc, confederacy, federation, faction, consolidation, fusion, unification, conjunction, merger, confederation, amalgam, merging, anschluss, coadunation, melding, mergence
coast 4 noun border by water shore, beach, bank, margin
coast 8 noun border by water seashore, strand, shoreline, coastline, seaboard, seaside, seacoast, littoral
coast 5 verb glide along without much effort sail, drift, cruise, slide, float
coast 6 verb glide along without much effort skate, get by, taxi, freewheel, ride on current, smooth along
coat 7 noun animal hair leather, fur, skin, shell, hide, scale, felt
coat 15 noun animal hair wool, fleece, pelt, crust, husk, membrane, rind, integument, pellicle, epidermis, ectoderm, pelage, peltry, protective covering, scarfskin
coat 7 noun covering layer, coating, finish, wash, set, painting, priming
coat 12 noun covering varnish, lacquer, overlay, crust, plaster, gloss, glaze, tinge, bark, whitewashing, lamination, roughcast
coat 5 noun personal outerwear jacket, suit, wrap, threads, tails
coat 20 noun personal outerwear frock, raincoat, overcoat, cloak, trench, cape, tuxedo, windbreaker, tux, anorak, slicker, mink, ulster, cutaway, mackinaw, topcoat, greatcoat, pea, flogger, duffle coat
coat 6 verb cover with layer of material cover, paint, plate, surface, spread, apply
coat 10 verb cover with layer of material laminate, glaze, smear, stain, varnish, enamel, plaster, crust, foil, incrust
cocaine 1 noun illegal drug wings
cocaine 21 noun illegal drug sugar, crack, poison, narcotic, blow, snow, ice, crystal, stuff, snort, controlled substance, coke, mojo, stardust, freebase, happy dust, joy powder, nose candy, speedball, white horse, white lady
code 2 noun secret language system cipher, cryptograph
code 10 noun law, rule discipline, charter, constitution, system, custom, regulation, convention, method, manners, ethics
code 5 noun law, rule etiquette, canon, maxim, digest, codex
coffee 1 noun hot beverage made from beans of a tree mud
coffee 20 noun hot beverage made from beans of a tree perk, brew, café, cappuccino, espresso, caffeine, java, decaf, decoction, mocha, demitasse, ink, battery acid, café au lait, café noir, forty weight, hot stuff, jamocha, joe, varnish remover
coffin 8 noun box for dead person crate, casket, pall, catafalque, sarcophagus, funerary box, pine box, pine drape
coin 10 noun metallic money piece, money, cash, currency, dough, gold, chips, silver, change, bread
coin 11 noun metallic money jack, scratch, chicken feed, legal tender, small change, copper, specie, doubloon, mintage, coinage, meter money
coin 5 verb create, invent compose, conceive, strike, spark, frame
coin 18 verb create, invent manufacture, formulate, stamp, mint, originate, contrive, brainstorm, forge, fabricate, mold, counterfeit, dream up, head trip, make up, spitball, think up, trump up, make up off the top of one's head
coincide 7 verb go along with; coexist square, accompany, concert, equal, identify, agree, match
coincide 16 verb go along with; coexist concur, jibe, correspond, accord, acquiesce, tally, eventuate, synchronize, befall, harmonize, come about, quadrate, sync, be concurrent, be the same, occur simultaneously
coincidence 3 noun agreement; coexistence union, correlation, collaboration
coincidence 11 noun agreement; coexistence correspondence, accord, consonance, accordance, concurrence, accompaniment, parallelism, conjunction, conformity, concomitance, synchronism
coincidence 6 noun accidental happening accident, happening, fate, incident, chance, luck
coincidence 5 noun accidental happening fluke, fortuity, eventuality, stroke of luck, happy accident
cold 12 adj chilly, freezing frozen, raw, cool, bitter, intense, cutting, sharp, chill, biting, severe, chilled, blasting
cold 41 adj chilly, freezing wintry, crisp, snowy, brisk, icy, frosty, bleak, frigid, arctic, stinging, keen, gelid, glacial, inclement, nippy, penetrating, piercing, polar, snappy, benumbed, boreal, shivery, Siberian, hyperborean, icebox, algid, below freezing, below zero, brumal, frore, have goose bumps, hawkish, hiemal, iced, nipping, numbed, numbing, one-dog night, rimy, sleety, two-dog night
cold 4 adj aloof, unresponsive distant, cool, dead, reserved
cold 29 adj aloof, unresponsive lukewarm, icy, frosty, inhospitable, frigid, apathetic, cold-blooded, emotionless, glacial, impersonal, imperturbable, indifferent, inhibited, joyless, matter-of-fact, phlegmatic, reticent, spiritless, standoffish, stony, unconcerned, unenthusiastic, unfeeling, unmoved, unresponsive, unsympathetic, passionless, undemonstrative, unimpassioned
cold 4 noun frigid conditions snow, chill, freeze, draft
cold 23 noun frigid conditions frost, refrigeration, rawness, ague, iciness, frostiness, coldness, chilliness, frigidity, gelidity, gelidness, algidity, shivering, shivers, inclemency, congelation, glaciation, frostbite, wintertime, algor, frozenness, goose flesh, wintriness
collapse 6 noun downfall, breakdown crash, failure, destruction, bankruptcy, faint, ruining
collapse 19 noun downfall, breakdown catastrophe, disruption, debacle, disintegration, ruination, smash, subsidence, wreck, flop, exhaustion, cataclysm, prostration, undoing, disorganization, smashup, basket case, cave-in, conk out, crackup
collapse 14 verb fall apart, break down founder, faint, break, fail, drop, weaken, exhaust, tire, give, wilt, bend, fold, flag, yield
collapse 22 verb fall apart, break down topple, disintegrate, shatter, crumple, droop, subside, deflate, go, weary, succumb, languish, crack up, give in, go to pieces, keel over, cave in, fall down, give way, belly up, conk out, flake out, give out
collar 12 noun neck attire torque, frill, choker, fraise, jabot, fichu, ruff, dicky, neckband, Vandyke, Eton, bertha
collar 15 verb apprehend cop, secure, capture, seize, tree, nail, arrest, appropriate, take, get, catch, corner, grab, hook, bag
collar 4 verb apprehend nab, abduct, prehend, lay hands on
colleague 8 noun associate, fellow worker teammate, buddy, assistant, aide, friend, partner, companion, ally
colleague 15 noun associate, fellow worker comrade, crony, cohort, compatriot, auxiliary, helper, compeer, chum, coadjutor, confederate, collaborator, pal, co-worker, workmate, confrere
collect 7 verb accumulate, come together gather, assemble, save, group, cluster, rally, array
collect 19 verb accumulate, come together amass, compile, congress, muster, aggregate, rendezvous, converge, convene, convoke, stockpile, heap, corral, congregate, flock, hoard, round up, flock together, get hold of, scare up
collect 3 verb obtain (money) raise, secure, acquire
collect 5 verb obtain (money) solicit, muster, requisition, dig up, pass the hat
collection 23 noun group, accumulation selection, number, set, lot, store, gathering, crowd, cluster, combination, pile, stock, assembly, mess, company, kit, stack, mass, acquisition, quantity, securing, assembling, acquiring, obtaining
collection 27 noun group, accumulation compilation, assemblage, assortment, digest, anthology, hoard, levy, agglomeration, convocation, congregation, heap, collation, congeries, muster, batch, medley, omnibus, stockpile, miscellany, cumulation, clump, amassment, caboodle, mobilization, accumulating, amassing, bringing together
college 3 noun institution of higher education university, organization, association
college 7 noun institution of higher education institute, alma mater, lyceum, seminary, brainery, halls of ivy, halls of knowledge
colony 7 noun community province, territory, possession, satellite, clearing, mandate, settlement
colony 9 noun community outpost, swarm, dependency, dominion, offshoot, protectorate, antecedents, new land, subject state
color 6 noun pigment, shade intensity, paint, cast, value, wash, coloring
color 22 noun pigment, shade hue, glow, stain, undertone, saturation, tint, tincture, luminosity, iridescence, complexion, dye, blush, tinge, tinct, chromatism, chroma, pigmentation, chromaticity, coloration, chromism, colorant, polychromasia
color 6 noun deceptive appearance face, front, show, mask, excuse, plea
color 9 noun deceptive appearance facade, semblance, deception, disguise, put-on, guise, pretext, pretense, false show
color 4 verb make pigmented; shade wash, paint, tone, burn
color 33 verb make pigmented; shade tint, illuminate, enliven, embellish, darken, infuse, dye, stain, stipple, variegate, emblazon, rouge, daub, crayon, flush, imbue, suffuse, gloss, glaze, crimson, redden, lacquer, gild, blacken, pigment, bloom, enamel, blush, tinge, adorn, fresco, chalk, pinken
color 1 verb distort, exaggerate pad
color 21 verb distort, exaggerate embroider, belie, magnify, taint, warp, pervert, angle, doctor, misstate, overstate, slant, twist, disguise, prejudice, fake, misrepresent, fudge, falsify, garble, cook up, gloss over
column 7 noun line, procession list, file, string, company, rank, train, row
column 3 noun line, procession platoon, queue, cavalcade
column 6 noun pillar monument, support, standard, post, stay, tower
column 20 noun pillar cylinder, monolith, buttress, totem, pedestal, prop, brace, obelisk, upright, pier, shaft, mast, colonnade, underpinning, pilaster, pylon, caryatid, minaret, stele, peristyle
coma 2 noun deep unconsciousness sleep, faint
coma 14 noun deep unconsciousness slumber, oblivion, stupor, trance, torpor, torpidity, lethargy, syncope, insensibility, swoon, hebetude, dullness, blackout, somnolence
combative 1 adj aggressive warring
combative 20 adj aggressive contentious, energetic, cantankerous, belligerent, bellicose, antagonistic, militant, ornery, pugnacious, quarrelsome, strenuous, truculent, warlike, scrappy, cussed, fire-eating, gladiatorial, hawkish, ructious, trigger-happy
combination 8 noun mixture, blend sequence, solution, mix, union, compound, connection, order, blending
combination 21 noun mixture, blend merger, consolidation, stew, junction, amalgamation, miscellany, succession, fusion, medley, composite, unification, brew, aggregate, mishmash, synthesis, olio, combo, amalgam, coalescence, soup, everything but kitchen sink
combination 15 noun alliance, association partnership, set, connection, conspiracy, gang, ring, trust, union, combine, party, circle, club, compound, pool, coalition
combination 26 noun alliance, association merger, consolidation, cabal, clique, bloc, affiliation, conjunction, Mafia, cartel, cahoots, confederacy, tie-up, federation, coterie, faction, unification, syndicate, guild, hookup, confederation, consortium, camarilla, merging, coadunation, melding, mergence
combine 18 verb connect, integrate incorporate, associate, couple, mix, link, blend, relate, network, unite, cooperate, band, compound, pool, league, join, bind, marry, bond
combine 28 verb connect, integrate fuse, merge, mingle, amalgamate, synthesize, wed, dub, commingle, coalesce, conjoin, unify, bracket, get together, put together, interface, bunch up, coadjute, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, plug into, slap on, stand in with, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with
comedy 6 noun funny entertainment fun, humor, camp, joking, laughs, grins
comedy 37 noun funny entertainment satire, farce, picnic, takeoff, funniness, drollery, interlude, hoopla, comicality, travesty, hilarity, ball, humorousness, burlesque, witticism, slapstick, vaudeville, high time, jesting, comicalness, drollness, sitcom, facetiousness, merry-go-round, funnies, wittiness, schtick, chaffing, comic drama, field day, fun and games, gag show, high camp, light entertainment, play on, send-up, wisecracking
comet 5 noun meteor falling star, bolide, fireball, meteorite, meteoroid
comfort 12 noun good feeling; ease satisfaction, convenience, well-being, pleasure, warmth, happiness, relief, quiet, facility, cheer, plenty, rest
comfort 23 noun good feeling; ease amenity, contentment, enjoyment, luxury, relaxation, abundance, assuagement, complacency, alleviation, peacefulness, sufficiency, repose, poise, exhilaration, succor, gratification, opulence, cheerfulness, bed of roses, creature comforts, snugness, restfulness, coziness
comfort 7 noun aid, help sympathy, relief, support, assist, hand, compensation, lift
comfort 8 noun aid, help solace, compassion, encouragement, consolation, pity, alleviation, succor, secours
comfort 17 verb make to feel better delight, relieve, encourage, cheer, help, strengthen, soften, stroke, compose, confirm, ease, sustain, calm, assist, free, aid, support
comfort 36 verb make to feel better console, assuage, reassure, refresh, soothe, hearten, salve, revitalize, ameliorate, allay, bolster, solace, uphold, enliven, revive, upraise, abate, condole, gladden, reanimate, divert, nourish, sympathize, remedy, inspirit, mitigate, invigorate, succor, alleviate, buck up, commiserate with, grant respite, lighten burden, make well, put at ease, quiet fears
comfortable 22 adj good feeling satisfying, useful, healthy, relaxed, loose, pleasant, appropriate, easy, soft, pleased, warm, happy, adequate, contented, protected, relieved, rested, restored, sheltered, enjoying, relaxing, strengthened
comfortable 22 adj good feeling complacent, enjoyable, serene, cozy, convenient, snug, agreeable, cheerful, delightful, hale, hearty, restful, satisfactory, untroubled, well-off, gratified, at rest, cared for, loose-fitting, made well, snug as a bug in a rug, soothed
comfortable 5 adj affluent, wealthy easy, enough, substantial, sufficient, suitable
comfortable 5 adj affluent, wealthy prosperous, ample, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do
comfortable 1 adj more than adequate rich
comfortable 7 adj more than adequate cushy, roomy, spacious, luxurious, ample, commodious, palatial
command 21 noun directive, instruction duty, direction, word, request, rule, regulation, responsibility, mandate, law, order, requirement, dictate, charge, call, bidding, demand, obligation, will, writ, act, ban
command 30 noun directive, instruction proscription, dictum, enactment, injunction, canon, summons, precept, behest, dictation, decree, imposition, ordinance, notification, prescript, interdiction, commandment, proclamation, imperative, warrant, exaction, edict, citation, prohibition, fiat, ultimatum, requisition, subpoena, caveat, devoir, adjuration
command 18 noun rule, power control, management, ability, government, jurisdiction, leadership, expertise, authority, grasp, skill, right, charge, sovereignty, might, grip, hold, constraint, strings
command 20 noun rule, power supervision, supremacy, despotism, coercion, prerogative, aplomb, compulsion, authorization, absolutism, restraint, domination, royalty, know-how, tyranny, expertness, sway, dominion, primacy, upper hand, expertism
command 26 verb demand authorize, appoint, require, direct, tell, prohibit, set, forbid, instruct, dictate, proclaim, check, grant, compel, charge, call, cite, enact, bid, warn, exact, task, bar, impose, ban, order
command 28 verb demand call for, enjoin, inflict, beckon, debar, restrain, oblige, interdict, adjure, inhibit, ordain, summon, requisition, subpoena, rule out, ordinate, call on, call the signals, call upon, force upon, give directions, give orders, lay down the law, mark out, put foot down, send for, take charge, take lead
command 25 verb rule, have power manage, direct, determine, dominate, control, coach, force, influence, administer, dictate, regulate, prevail, check, lead, compel, charge, conduct, head, run, stop, boss, govern, exact, guide, push
command 27 verb rule, have power wield, supervise, subdue, coerce, curb, repress, tyrannize, restrain, override, sway, hinder, superintend, prescribe, reign, conquer, officiate, domineer, constrain, oppress, predominate, take over, overbear, exercise power, have authority, hold office, preside over, reign over
comment 10 noun statement of opinion; explanation criticism, remark, observation, discussion, note, mention, opinion, report, judgment, review
comment 20 noun statement of opinion; explanation commentary, animadversion, backtalk, dictum, hearsay, footnote, mouthful, elucidation, gloss, illustration, exposition, editorial, crack, comeback, wisecrack, annotation, buzz, input, obiter, two cents' worth
comment 16 verb make statement of opinion, explanation disclose, assert, notice, criticize, conclude, explain, express, note, mention, say, observe, reflect, remark, state, interpret, illustrate
comment 18 verb make statement of opinion, explanation expound, clarify, point out, affirm, elucidate, gloss, interpose, pronounce, annotate, interject, explicate, construe, opine, bring out, commentate, animadvert, pass on, touch upon
commerce 10 noun buying and selling business, exchange, marketing, industry, economics, trade, traffic, truck, retailing, dealing
commerce 4 noun buying and selling dealings, merchandising, merchantry, wholesaling
commercial 12 adj concerning business, marketing financial, economic, exchange, trade, trading, market, retail, fiscal, popular, sales, retailing, supplying
commercial 16 adj concerning business, marketing profitable, wholesale, monetary, commissary, marketable, pecuniary, profit-making, merchandising, across the counter, bartering, for sale, in demand, in the market, mercantile, saleable, wholesaling
commercial 2 adj intended for financial gain investment, exploited
commercial 9 adj intended for financial gain monetary, mercenary, Wall Street, materialistic, pecuniary, venal, money-making, for profit, profitmaking
commission 14 noun task, duty agency, office, authority, function, work, employment, permit, mission, charge, instruction, mandate, trust, appointment, obligation
commission 12 noun task, duty delegation, certificate, consignment, errand, diploma, embassy, proxy, warrant, deputation, brevet, legation, power of attorney
commission 13 noun share of a profit fee, taste, chunk, juice, pay, cut, percentage, bonus, discount, payment, salary, compensation, piece
commission 15 noun share of a profit ante, slice, end, bite, stipend, royalty, indemnity, allowance, cut-in, remuneration, brokerage, vigorish, rake-off, factorage, piece of the action
commission 4 noun group working together toward goal board, committee, representative, commissioners
commission 2 noun group working together toward goal delegation, deputation
commission 20 verb authorize or delegate task instruct, constitute, select, send, charge, enable, bid, enroll, appoint, hire, engage, name, license, invest, contract, order, employ, command, commit, assign
commission 15 verb authorize or delegate task crown, dispatch, deputize, bespeak, empower, consign, entrust, inaugurate, induct, enlist, ordain, nominate, accredit, depute, confide to
commitment 11 noun assurance; obligation engagement, responsibility, need, promise, guarantee, duty, word, undertaking, liability, charge, must
commitment 5 noun assurance; obligation pledge, vow, devoir, committal, ought
committee 11 noun group working on project chamber, cabinet, commission, bureau, board, jury, panel, council, representatives, consultants, investigators
committee 3 noun group working on project task force, convocation, trustees
common 23 adj average, ordinary accepted, natural, simple, familiar, universal, routine, prevailing, everyday, frequent, typical, plain, daily, standard, current, regular, characteristic, general, stock, casual, conventional, informal, stereotyped, usual
common 25 adj average, ordinary commonplace, prevalent, trivial, humdrum, probable, bourgeois, banal, colloquial, customary, habitual, hackneyed, homely, mediocre, monotonous, passable, prosaic, run-of-the-mill, stale, trite, undistinguished, wearisome, worn-out, comformable, unvaried, workaday
common 20 adj generally known; held in common universal, popular, shared, accepted, prevailing, correspondent, constant, like, collective, community, general, joint, social, public, corporate, mutual, united, usual, well-known, widespread
common 14 adj generally known; held in common prevalent, reciprocal, generic, coincident, communal, congruous, customary, conjoint, communistic, commutual, conjunct, in common, intermutual, socialistic
common 3 adj low, coarse poor, mean, cheap
common 27 adj low, coarse shoddy, plebeian, philistine, pedestrian, middling, hack, nondescript, inferior, colorless, crass, hackneyed, impure, passable, raffish, second-rate, sleazy, stale, trite, undistinguished, vulgar, baseborn, déclassé, low-grade, second-class, characterless, declassé, prosy
commotion 5 noun clamor, uproar excitement, confusion, stir, riot, upset
commotion 47 noun clamor, uproar annoyance, upheaval, fuss, turbulence, agitation, tumult, revolt, pandemonium, rebellion, hubbub, bustle, ferment, furor, outcry, brouhaha, flap, racket, insurgence, convulsion, whirl, perturbation, welter, disquiet, backwash, mutiny, ado, pother, to-do, insurrection, uprising, bedlam, upturn, flurry, combustion, stew, clatter, lather, ballyhoo, discomposure, dither, rumpus, vexation, fermentation, hurly-burly, big scene, big stink, hell broke loose
communicate 30 verb give or exchange information, ideas relate, connect, convey, transfer, interact, write, transmit, tell, disclose, broadcast, reveal, inform, contact, suggest, discover, imply, carry, raise, hint, publish, state, spread, announce, advise, break, phone, unfold, report, proclaim, declare
communicate 23 verb give or exchange information, ideas advertise, disseminate, impart, get across, correspond, publicize, signify, enlighten, acquaint, divulge, betray, network, let on, touch base, pass on, get through, reach out, be in touch, interface, keep in touch, let out, make known, ring up
communicate 9 verb mutually exchange information write, answer, talk, wire, cable, reach, telephone, discourse, reply
communicate 19 verb mutually exchange information correspond, confer, chat, converse, buzz, confabulate, hear from, associate with, be close to, be in touch, be near, commune with, drop a line, drop a note, establish contact, get on the horn, give a call, give a ring, have confidence of
communication 22 noun giving, exchanging information, ideas transmission, intelligence, delivery, conversation, connection, contact, link, talking, publication, transfer, writing, reading, advice, mention, telling, expression, reception, revelation, talk, announcing, disclosing, translating
communication 16 noun giving, exchanging information, ideas elucidation, dissemination, intercommunication, interchange, intercourse, assertion, communion, correspondence, articulation, converse, advisement, declaration, utterance, corresponding, making known, notifying
communication 22 noun information transmitted intelligence, information, conversation, warning, message, announcement, revelation, note, speech, statement, publicity, advice, report, news, translation, account, word, language, work, summary, briefing, ideas
communication 22 noun information transmitted disclosure, tidings, excerpt, dispatch, prophecy, directive, poop, converse, declaration, missive, goods, scoop, skinny, utterance, bulletin, précis, pipeline, info, communiqué, hot story, inside story, lowdown
communist 1 noun card-carrying communist red
communist 20 noun card-carrying communist comrade, sympathizer, fellow traveler, Marxist, pinko, Commie, apparatchik, Socialist, Bolshevist, Trotskyite, Bolshevik, Maoist, Stalinist, C.P. member, Castroite, Leninist, Party member, Viet Cong, com-symp, member of the Communist Party
community 13 noun society, area of people neighborhood, center, district, people, company, nation, society, state, public, association, colony, territory, residents
community 10 noun society, area of people commonwealth, commonality, locality, populace, hamlet, turf, body politic, neck of the woods, general public, stomping ground
community 1 noun agreement, similarity identity
community 5 noun agreement, similarity semblance, likeness, affinity, kinship, sameness
compact 11 adj condensed solid, tight, firm, crowded, pressed, close, thick, packed, dense, hard, bunched
compact 4 adj condensed impenetrable, impermeable, compressed, appressed
compact 1 adj short, brief pointed
compact 14 adj short, brief compendious, concise, epigrammatic, laconic, meaty, pithy, short and sweet, succinct, terse, marrowy, boiled down, in a nutshell, make a long story short, to the point
compact 11 noun agreement alliance, deal, understanding, engagement, contract, treaty, transaction, arrangement, convention, settlement, bond
compact 7 noun agreement pact, covenant, stipulation, bargain, indenture, entente, concordat
compact 8 verb make condensed set, concentrate, contract, stuff, combine, unite, integrate, pack
compact 6 verb make condensed compress, condense, consolidate, unify, solidify, cram
company 21 noun crowd of people group, club, community, team, party, association, gathering, set, ring, crew, convention, circle, troop, body, assembly, collection, outfit, band, league, order, pack
company 21 noun crowd of people corps, gang, mob, zoo, horde, cortege, retinue, ruck, concourse, ensemble, coterie, aggregation, congregation, clique, troupe, turnout, clan, throng, muster, jungle, assemblage
company 10 noun business concern firm, corporation, association, business, enterprise, house, partnership, outfit, establishment, concern
company 3 noun business concern syndicate, multinational, megacorp
company 4 noun social friend, guest party, society, presence, visitor
company 5 noun social friend, guest companionship, cortege, boarder, caller, retinue
comparable 2 adj worthy of comparison equal, equivalent
comparable 10 adj worthy of comparison tantamount, commensurate, proportionate, commensurable, a match for, as good as, equipollent, equipotential, in a class with, on a par
comparable 5 adj corresponding, similar related, alike, like, relative, uniform
comparable 8 adj corresponding, similar akin, analogous, corresponding, agnate, cognate, consonant, parallel, undifferenced
compare 21 verb examine in contrast study, equal, contrast, measure, analyze, match, consider, scan, touch, divide, approach, separate, hang, contemplate, observe, confront, examine, oppose, rival, weigh, balance
compare 17 verb examine in contrast correlate, segregate, scrutinize, ponder, collate, juxtapose, inspect, parallel, bracket, hold a candle to, match up, place in juxtaposition, set against, set side by side, size up, stack up against, weigh against another
compare 8 verb liken, equate relate, equal, link, connect, match, resemble, balance, approach
compare 24 verb liken, equate correlate, standardize, vie, assimilate, equate, parallel, come up to, identify with, tie up, allegorize, approximate to, be in the same class as, be on a par with, bear comparison, bring near, compete with, distinguish between, draw parallel, hold a candle to, make like, notice similarities, put alongside, show correspondence, stack up with
comparison 22 noun contrasting; corresponding observation, similarity, testing, connection, relation, correlation, identification, example, contrast, ratio, measuring, separation, metaphor, discrimination, opposition, weighing, association, distinguishing, balancing, analyzing, dividing, relating
comparison 16 noun contrasting; corresponding resemblance, juxtaposition, analogy, likeness, illustration, segregation, allegory, collation, estimation, likening, comparability, exemplification, analogizing, bringing together, collating, paralleling
compartment 15 noun section, subdivision slot, cell, chamber, category, division, piece, area, bay, portion, place, booth, part, department, corner, hole
compartment 11 noun section, subdivision alcove, locker, carriage, cubicle, niche, berth, pigeonhole, stall, cubbyhole, nook, carrel
compatible 9 adj agreeable, in harmony consistent, suitable, appropriate, cooperative, fit, fitting, meet, proper, together
compatible 19 adj agreeable, in harmony adaptable, accordant, congenial, congruent, congruous, consonant, harmonious, like-minded, sympathetic, cotton to, getting along with, having good vibes, hitting it off, in keeping, in sync with, in the groove, on the same wavelength, reconcilable, simpatico
compensate 4 verb make restitution satisfy, pay, reward, commit
compensate 18 verb make restitution refund, reimburse, atone, repay, recoup, requite, indemnify, recompense, remunerate, come down with, shell out, guerdon, take care of, make good, pay up, plank out, pony up, tickle the palm
compensate 6 verb offset, make up for repair, fix, improve, negative, better, balance
compensate 16 verb offset, make up for outweigh, invalidate, countervail, neutralize, redress, nullify, counterbalance, negate, abrogate, counteract, counterpoise, annul, atone for, cancel out, make amends, set off
compensation 23 noun repayment; rectification settlement, wage, profit, pay, earnings, premium, bonus, coverage, payment, salary, benefit, reward, satisfaction, shake, scale, deserts, advantage, gain, consideration, bread, meet, salt, damages
compensation 27 noun repayment; rectification redress, payoff, fee, restitution, reparation, stipend, reimbursement, indemnity, allowance, reprisal, honorarium, take, reciprocity, atonement, indemnification, reckoning, quittance, amends, recompense, requital, remuneration, remittance, remittal, defrayal, counterclaim, recoupment, take-home
compete 16 verb go up against in contest contend, play, contest, challenge, face, try, battle, fight, essay, attempt, fence, rival, bid, oppose, struggle, encounter
compete 30 verb go up against in contest wrestle, clash, vie, spar, bandy, emulate, collide, grapple, joust, tilt, tussle, strive, go for, lock horns, take on, be in the running, cope with, go after, go for broke, go for the gold, in the hunt, jockey for position, match strength, match wits, participate in, pit oneself against, run for, scramble for, seek prize, take part
competence 6 noun ability capacity, expertise, fitness, capability, skill, might
competence 18 noun ability competency, suitability, proficiency, savvy, qualification, know-how, appropriateness, moxie, adequacy, makings, cutting it, cutting the mustard, hacking it, making the grade, qualifiedness, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes
competent 16 adj able capable, efficient, decent, skilled, qualified, adequate, adapted, appropriate, complete, enough, equal, fit, fool, good, sufficient, suitable
competent 27 adj able proficient, au fait, clever, crisp, endowed, on the ball, pertinent, polished, satisfactory, savvy, wicked, all around, being a pistol, dynamite, fireball, know ins and outs, know the answers, know the ropes, know the score, no slouch, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed, know one's business, know one's stuff, paid one's dues
competition 18 noun contest championship, meeting, tournament, fight, trial, game, race, struggle, sport, event, match, run, puzzle, engagement, opposition, controversy, racing, encounter
competition 27 noun contest clash, rivalry, candidacy, contention, antagonism, tilt, strife, quiz, emulation, counteraction, jungle, bout, warfare, rat race, matchup, striving, tug-of-war, go for it, athletic event, concours, do or die, dog eat dog, go for the gold, horse race, one on one, one-upping, pairing off
competitive 5 adj willing to oppose aggressive, ambitious, opposing, rival, competing
competitive 10 adj willing to oppose cutthroat, antagonistic, combative, dog-eat-dog, killer, emulous, vying, at odds, killer instinct, streetwise
complain 11 verb grumble about criticize, disagree, object, protest, oppose, accuse, differ, beef, attack, charge, lay
complain 45 verb grumble about moan, lament, grumble, gripe, denounce, fret, bewail, repine, grouse, dissent, disapprove, indict, bitch, nag, refute, grieve, whimper, deplore, carp, cavil, contravene, bellyache, fuss, groan, wail, defy, ascribe, growl, bemoan, snivel, reproach, gainsay, yammer, deprecate, whine, demur, impute, expostulate, remonstrate, find fault, kick up a fuss, look askance, make a fuss, sound off, take exception to
complainer 14 noun whiner troublemaker, nitpicker, grump, crybaby, protester, crab, grumbler, bellyacher, objector, moaner, growler, nagger, faultfinder, fusser
complete 8 adj total, not lacking entire, full, gross, integrated, all, intact, organic, whole
complete 29 adj total, not lacking exhaustive, outright, thorough, replete, faultless, integral, plenary, thoroughgoing, unabridged, unbroken, undivided, unimpaired, full-dress, unabbreviated, uncut, unexpurgated, undocked, hook line and sinker, imperforate, lock stock and barrel, the works, uncondensed, undiminished, unitary, unreduced, whole enchilada, whole nine yards, whole-hog, whole-length
complete 14 adj finished sweeping, perfect, full, entire, realized, executed, down, ended, accomplished, done, through, effected, achieved, concluded
complete 15 adj finished consummate, all-inclusive, full-fledged, plenary, terminated, compassed, attained, all over, all over but the shouting, all-embracing, done with, fini, finished off, home free, that's it
complete 7 adj utter, absolute perfect, positive, total, blanket, sheer, blank, whole
complete 14 adj utter, absolute outright, thorough, unconditional, consummate, categorical, downright, dyed-in-the-wool, flawless, impeccable, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, unblemished, unmitigated, unqualified
complete 20 verb carry out action do, execute, finish, end, conclude, perform, develop, settle, accomplish, determine, close, realize, achieve, perfect, equip, elaborate, cap, effect, fill, ultimate
complete 29 verb carry out action halt, finalize, wrap up, crown, effectuate, actualize, terminate, supplement, consummate, refine, fulfill, discharge, furnish, make up, round off, wind up, bring to fruition, bring to maturity, call it a day, carry off, do thoroughly, get through, go the limit, go through with, go whole hog, make good, put to bed, round out, sew up
completely 11 adv entirely ultimately, perfectly, absolutely, fully, altogether, effectively, finally, thoroughly, quite, totally, exclusively
completely 29 adv entirely unconditionally, wholly, utterly, competently, en masse, extensively, unabridged, unanimously, conclusively, exhaustively, comprehensively, all the way, from A to Z, from beginning to end, heart and soul, hook line and sinker, in all, in entirety, in full, in toto, on all counts, painstakingly, solidly, to the end, to the limit, to the max, to the nth degree, undividedly, without omission
complex 7 adj involved, intricate complicated, compound, multiple, confused, elaborate, mixed, compounded
complex 20 adj involved, intricate convoluted, manifold, composite, conglomerate, motley, mosaic, circuitous, heterogeneous, knotty, labyrinthine, miscellaneous, mixed-up, multifarious, tangled, tortuous, variegated, multiform, multiplex, entangled, mingled
complex 10 adj difficult to understand sophisticated, complicated, disturbing, winding, confused, disordered, hidden, involved, mixed, puzzling
complex 37 adj difficult to understand perplexing, convoluted, intricate, obscure, byzantine, abstruse, circuitous, cryptic, discursive, enigmatic, excursive, impenetrable, inscrutable, interwoven, jumbled, knotted, knotty, labyrinthine, meandering, muddled, rambling, recondite, sinuous, tangled, tortuous, undecipherable, unfathomable, crabbed, Daedalean, Gordian, bewildering, entangled, mazy, mingled, paradoxical, round-about, snarled
complex 10 noun composite, aggregate network, system, structure, compound, group, syndrome, ecosystem, organization, scheme, association
complex 4 noun composite, aggregate conglomerate, totality, entanglement, synthesis
complex 2 noun psychological problem anxiety, fear
complex 13 noun psychological problem repression, fixation, hang-up, insanity, neurosis, mania, phobia, obsession, preoccupation, idée fixe, a thing about something, exaggerated reaction, fixed idea
compliance 2 noun agreement consent, yielding
compliance 16 noun agreement conformity, observance, submission, concurrence, assent, complaisance, obedience, tractability, acquiescence, deference, amenability, concession, submissiveness, resignation, docility, passivity
complication 9 noun difficult situation confusion, difficulty, complexity, obstacle, problem, development, web, dilemma, factor
complication 6 noun difficult situation snag, embarrassment, intricacy, aggravation, drawback, entanglement
composer 1 noun songwriter writer
composer 6 noun songwriter songster, melodist, serialist, singer-songwriter, songsmith, tunesmith
compound 3 noun combination, mixture blend, composition, union
compound 17 noun combination, mixture commixture, goulash, amalgamation, composite, mishmash, fusion, medley, conglomerate, alloy, compost, stew, admixture, aggregate, synthesis, soup, combo, amalgam
compound 7 verb mix, combine couple, associate, unite, link, join, blend, connect
compound 15 verb mix, combine commingle, mingle, admix, concoct, coalesce, amalgamate, synthesize, fuse, commix, intermingle, bracket, meld, make up, immix, coagment
compound 2 verb make difficult; complicate confuse, extend
compound 12 verb make difficult; complicate aggravate, magnify, worsen, intensify, exacerbate, add to, multiply, heighten, confound, augment, make complex, make intricate
comprehensive 15 adj inclusive full, complete, broad, global, overall, sweeping, extensive, blanket, general, whole, absolute, wide, widespread, comprising, containing
comprehensive 22 adj inclusive thorough, far-reaching, all-inclusive, encyclopedic, exhaustive, catholic, umbrella, infinite, compendious, discursive, expansive, across the board, all-embracing, encircling, in depth, lock stock and barrel, of great scope, synoptic, the big picture, the whole shebang, the works, wall-to-wall
compromise 8 noun agreement, give-and-take adjustment, deal, understanding, arrangement, settlement, contract, composition, mean
compromise 17 noun agreement, give-and-take pact, accord, bargain, concession, accommodation, compact, covenant, sellout, happy medium, middle ground, trade-off, copout, fifty-fifty, half and half, half measure, middle course, win-win situation
compromise 7 verb give and take agree, negotiate, compose, adjust, concede, settle, compound
compromise 12 verb give and take conciliate, arbitrate, meet halfway, find happy medium, find middle ground, go fifty-fifty, make a deal, make concession, play ball with, split the difference, strike balance, trade off
compromise 6 verb put in jeopardy ruin, weaken, risk, expose, hazard, explode
compromise 17 verb put in jeopardy mar, jeopardize, imperil, prejudice, endanger, embarrass, give in, implicate, peril, dishonor, discredit, spoil, blight, menace, cop out, sell out, put under suspicion
computer 22 noun calculating, data processing machine clone, brain, calculator, adding machine, artificial intelligence, data processor, number cruncher, personal computer, mini, laptop, minicomputer, CPU, PC, mac, mainframe, abacus, microcomputer, analog, digital, electronic brain, micro, thinking machine
computer language 2 noun programming language artificial language, machine language
computing 6 verb calculate, estimate count, figure, sum, rate, measure, total
computing 20 verb calculate, estimate gauge, tote, reckon, tally, tot, enumerate, cipher, run down, figure out, add up, cast up, count heads, count noses, cut ice, dope out, keep tabs, size up, take account of, tote up, take one's measure
concede 10 verb acknowledge, give in quit, confess, grant, accept, admit, yield, allow, own, award, fold
concede 23 verb acknowledge, give in relinquish, cede, hand over, surrender, capitulate, accord, ditto, waive, avow, bury the hatchet, cry uncle, knuckle under, let on, fess up, cave in, give up, go along with, go with the flow, own up, play ball with, say uncle, throw in the towel, yes one
conceive 20 verb understand assume, believe, realize, accept, perceive, gather, judge, deem, expect, follow, feel, suspect, take, get, imagine, catch, dig, appreciate, suppose, grasp
conceive 7 verb understand apprehend, compass, fancy, twig, envisage, comprehend, reckon
conceive 14 verb create develop, envision, produce, design, realize, consider, form, image, feature, project, purpose, imagine, speculate, spark
conceive 21 verb create visualize, formulate, devise, originate, dream up, ponder, ruminate, contrive, fancy, brainstorm, meditate, cogitate, envisage, cook up, head trip, make up, become pregnant, depicture, spitball, think up, trump up
concentrate 14 verb think about closely focus, settle, put, apply, establish, set, center, attend, study, contemplate, examine, sweat, need, weigh
concentrate 28 verb think about closely intensify, fixate, ponder, peruse, scrutinize, muse, meditate, ruminate, hammer, bring to bear, head trip, knuckle down, rivet, be engrossed in, brood over, consider closely, direct attention, fix attention, focus attention, get on the beam, give attention, hammer away at, occupy thoughts, pour it on, put mind to, think hard, crack one's brains, rack one's brains
concentrate 17 verb gather, collect strengthen, reduce, focus, cluster, combine, eliminate, integrate, crowd, assemble, bunch, pile, store, center, contract, collect, mass, narrow
concentrate 32 verb gather, collect consolidate, accumulate, intensify, amass, centralize, cramp, converge, congregate, localize, compact, swarm, coalesce, hoard, garner, congest, compress, conglomerate, heap, aggregate, agglomerate, huddle, unify, muster, embody, constrict, salt away, forgather, focalize, draw together, get to the meat, heap up, zero in
concentration 13 noun consolidation of effort combination, assembly, application, fixing, study, narrowing, unity, need, debate, concern, clustering, focusing, centering
concentration 19 noun consolidation of effort absorption, consolidation, compression, deliberation, convergence, congregation, heed, centralization, converging, single-mindedness, intensification, amassing, bringing to bear, close attention, coalescing, compacting, flocking, huddling, massing
concentration 10 noun aggregation group, army, company, collection, cluster, band, audience, mass, party, array
concentration 8 noun aggregation accumulation, horde, mob, concourse, herd, miscellany, convergence, flock
concept 12 noun idea perception, conception, theory, image, thought, approach, notion, view, impression, twist, hypothesis, consideration
concept 12 noun idea abstraction, brainchild, apprehension, slant, supposition, conceit, wrinkle, conceptualization, intellection, big idea, brain wave, fool notion
conception 22 noun understanding; idea impression, concept, interpretation, appreciation, perception, notion, image, design, dreaming, version, picture, explanation, clue, plan, consideration, thought, representation, speculation, considering, concentrating, imagining, speculating
conception 20 noun understanding; idea conceit, realization, fancy, inkling, comprehension, meditation, exposition, apprehension, cognition, musing, philosophizing, intellection, apperception, cogitating, communing, deliberating, envisaging, fancying, meditating, mental grasp
conception 5 noun beginning, birth origin, start, invention, formation, launching
conception 7 noun beginning, birth fertilization, outset, initiation, inception, insemination, impregnation, germination
concern 23 noun business, responsibility interest, matter, thing, involvement, burden, worry, firm, affair, transaction, field, occupation, house, company, job, mission, corporation, charge, task, enterprise, organization, outfit, establishment, care
concern 7 noun business, responsibility entanglement, zoo, jungle, deportment, multinational, megacorp, shooting match
concern 9 noun interest; anxiety attention, matter, consideration, worry, bearing, reference, regard, relation, care
concern 13 noun interest; anxiety apprehension, unease, disquietude, distress, disquiet, solicitude, carefulness, heedfulness, heed, relevance, concernment, important matter, tender loving care
concern 8 verb affect personally disturb, bother, regard, involve, interest, trouble, worry, touch
concern 11 verb affect personally perturb, disquiet, distress, bear on, apply to, be relevant to, become involved, make anxious, make uneasy, pertain to, take pains
concern 2 verb relate to, have reference to involve, regard
concern 23 verb relate to, have reference to answer to, bear on, deal with, belong to, appertain to, apply to, be about, be applicable to, be connected with, be dependent upon, be interdependent with, be pertinent to, be well taken, bear upon, depend upon, have a bearing on, have connections with, have implications for, have relation to, have significance for, have to do with, pertain to, refer to
concert 3 noun musical performance musical, show, selections
concert 5 noun musical performance gig, recital, jam session, musicale, rockfest
concert 5 noun agreement, harmony tune, league, union, collaboration, joint
concert 8 noun agreement, harmony unison, accord, consonance, concord, unanimity, concordance, chorus, togetherness
concession 8 noun yielding, adjustment deal, grant, admission, compromise, permit, privilege, permission, confession
concession 15 noun yielding, adjustment acknowledgment, indulgence, assent, sellout, boon, surrender, warrant, authorization, allowance, trade-off, buyback, copout, rollback, giveback, giving in
concise 3 adj short, to the point brief, lean, summary
concise 19 adj short, to the point terse, pithy, succinct, compact, compendious, condensed, curt, epigrammatic, laconic, meaty, short and sweet, marrowy, abridged, boiled down, breviloquent, compendiary, compressed, in a nutshell, synoptic
conclusion 12 noun end development, ending, result, consequence, outcome, finish, stop, period, wrap, cease, close, issue
conclusion 13 noun end completion, closure, denouement, culmination, eventuality, upshot, finale, cessation, termination, payoff, end of the line, windup, desistance
conclusion 8 noun judgment, decision conviction, agreement, verdict, opinion, settlement, resolution, resolve, determination
conclusion 6 noun judgment, decision inference, deduction, ratiocination, corollary, illation, sequitur
concrete 11 adj actual, factual detailed, real, solid, material, specific, particular, objective, accurate, explicit, precise, substantial
concrete 4 adj actual, factual corporeal, definite, sensible, tangible
concrete 7 adj hardened firm, set, solid, dried, strong, poured, steeled
concrete 15 adj hardened compact, indurate, petrified, monolithic, unyielding, caked, solidified, consolidated, conglomerated, calcified, congealed, cemented, compressed, precast, set in stone
condition 20 noun circumstances status, case, position, action, situation, quality, standing, trim, happening, repair, spot, state, rank, scene, sphere, shape, reputation, mode, estate, order
condition 16 noun circumstances plight, predicament, posture, lay of the land, status quo, ballgame, riff, how it goes, how things are, how things stack up, like it is, size of it, state of affairs, way things are, way things shape up, where it's at
condition 13 noun requirement, limitation rule, arrangement, demand, provision, exception, article, necessity, reservation, catch, terms, essential, must, strings
condition 15 noun requirement, limitation precondition, qualification, prerequisite, proviso, exemption, codicil, requisite, stipulation, modification, kicker, postulate, contingency, fine print, small print, sine qua non
condition 13 noun physical shape, fitness status, health, aspect, form, trim, repair, tone, constitution, appearance, state, build, phase, order
condition 3 noun physical shape, fitness kilter, fettle, mint
condition 6 noun illness syndrome, problem, disease, complaint, weakness, ill
condition 6 noun illness ailment, malady, predicament, affection, temper, infirmity
condition 7 verb adapt, prepare educate, train, practice, modify, program, ready, equip
condition 15 verb adapt, prepare brainwash, accustom, inure, habituate, sharpen, build up, work out, loosen up, make ready, shape up, tone up, toughen up, warm up, whip into shape, work over
condom 3 noun birth control safe, rubber, protection
condom 6 noun birth control contraceptive, prophylactic, raincoat, sheath, johnny, French letter
conductor 5 noun leader director, manager, supervisor, master, guide
conductor 2 noun leader maestro, marshal
conference 9 noun convention, colloquium forum, discussion, seminar, interview, meeting, talk, appointment, argument, conversation
conference 20 noun convention, colloquium consultation, symposium, interchange, huddle, deliberation, congress, parley, chat, convocation, powwow, colloquy, confabulation, palaver, conferring, round table, ventilation, gabfest, groupthink, round robin, think-in
conference 6 noun league of athletic teams organization, association, league, ring, circuit, loop
conference 1 noun league of athletic teams athletic union
confession 11 noun admittance of information story, revelation, admission, statement, publication, profession, relation, telling, exposure, revealing, disclosing
confession 22 noun admittance of information disclosure, acknowledgment, assertion, proclamation, concession, squawk, squeal, song, declaration, enumeration, recitation, affirmation, avowal, narration, allowance, utterance, exposé, assenting, divulgence, making public, owning up, unbosoming
confidence 8 noun belief in oneself courage, determination, spirit, heart, nerve, daring, cool, resolution
confidence 29 noun belief in oneself certainty, poise, morale, tenacity, assurance, resoluteness, self-possession, dash, élan, sureness, grit, presumption, spunk, reliance, aplomb, fortitude, self-reliance, fearlessness, boldness, backbone, pluck, brashness, firmness, intrepidity, mettle, hardihood, impudence, elan, faith in oneself
confidence 5 noun belief in something faith, trust, hope, stock, store
confidence 5 noun belief in something assurance, credence, dependence, reliance, sure bet
confident 10 adj certain, assured sure, bold, positive, satisfied, convinced, brave, secure, trusting, expecting, racked
confident 25 adj certain, assured self-assured, sanguine, hopeful, self-reliant, fearless, upbeat, courageous, dauntless, high, intrepid, presuming, presumptuous, pushy, self-sufficient, unafraid, undaunted, uppity, valiant, cocksure, depending on, expectant, bet on, counting on, having faith in, puffed up
confine 9 verb enclose, limit restrict, jail, bar, bound, bind, fix, keep, cage, cool
confine 24 verb enclose, limit incarcerate, hinder, detain, restrain, imprison, constrain, hog-tie, cramp, delimit, shorten, immure, ice, repress, intern, enslave, circumscribe, hold back, put away, shut up, cool down, hem in, put a lid on, put on ice, send up
conflict 8 noun fight, warfare combat, competition, struggle, battle, war, contest, engagement, encounter
conflict 11 noun fight, warfare clash, strife, rivalry, contention, collision, fray, fracas, emulation, set-to, tug-of-war, striving
conflict 9 noun disagreement, discord competition, difference, dispute, dance, brush, contest, row, meeting, opposition
conflict 26 noun disagreement, discord hostility, friction, strife, animosity, dissent, disunity, affray, hassle, flap, disaccord, antagonism, interference, ruckus, contention, faction, fuss, dissension, fray, dissidence, run-in, variance, bad blood, set-to, concours, divided loyalties, factionalism
conflict 13 verb be at odds vary, differ, disagree, disturb, contend, combat, contest, jar, interfere, fight, oppose, struggle, contrast
conflict 17 verb be at odds clash, discord, brawl, scrap, collide, disaccord, mismatch, strive, tangle, slug, romp, disharmonize, bump heads with, cross swords with, lock horns with, run against tide, square off with
confront 8 verb challenge resist, oppose, meet, encounter, brave, front, dare, beard
confront 18 verb challenge defy, accost, repel, withstand, affront, flout, scorn, tell off, come up against, face down, face up to, face with, go one-on-one, go up against, make my day, meet eyeball-to-eyeball, stand up to, call one's bluff
confrontation 7 noun conflict contest, fight, battle, meeting, crisis, encounter, dispute
confrontation 4 noun conflict showdown, strife, affray, set-to
confuse 10 verb bewilder someone puzzle, worry, frustrate, trouble, involve, upset, distract, shame, fog, cloud
confuse 43 verb bewilder someone unsettle, perturb, disconcert, confound, mortify, complicate, amaze, astonish, daze, perplex, bemuse, muddle, baffle, fluster, embarrass, mystify, misinform, befuddle, mislead, demoralize, obscure, bedevil, discomfit, discompose, darken, stump, faze, nonplus, rattle, unhinge, abash, clutter, becloud, discountenance, addle, mess up, throw off, disorient, fuddle, lead astray, render uncertain, stir up, throw off balance
confuse 4 verb mix up; involve involve, blend, disorder, mistake
confuse 23 verb mix up; involve confound, disorganize, muddle, entangle, rumple, mingle, discombobulate, tangle, disarray, tumble, encumber, litter, clutter, embroil, tousle, jumble, intermingle, disarrange, mess up, bedlamize, discreate, muss up, snarl up
confusing 5 adj puzzling upsetting, complex, complicated, difficult, involved
confusing 10 adj puzzling perplexing, baffling, mystifying, unsettling, confounding, disconcerting, bewildering, blurring, disorienting, befuddling
confusion 2 noun disorientation disturbing, upsetting
confusion 41 noun disorientation turmoil, bewilderment, embarrassment, turbulence, distraction, demoralization, pother, puzzlement, bemusement, flap, dither, chagrin, tumult, agitation, commotion, befuddlement, perturbation, fluster, stew, abashment, perplexity, discomfiture, lather, embarrassing, perplexing, unsettling, disorientation, abashing, addling, befuddling, blurring, cluttering, confounding, disarranging, discomfiting, dumbfounding, embroiling, mixup mystification, obscuring, stirring up, tangling
confusion 12 noun disoriented state chaos, difficulty, complexity, trouble, mistake, wilderness, row, fog, surprise, stir, riot, mess
confusion 37 noun disoriented state turmoil, complication, upheaval, disarray, anarchy, consternation, distraction, dislocation, mystification, shambles, clutter, abashment, racket, jumble, tangle, perturbation, intricacy, commotion, labyrinth, haze, stupefaction, daze, ferment, astonishment, muddle, imbroglio, fracas, ado, untidiness, discomposure, tumult, pandemonium, uproar, disorganization, bustle, hodge-podge, emotional upset
conglomerate 4 adj composite varied, mixed, blended, clustered
conglomerate 11 adj composite assorted, motley, variegated, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, miscellaneous, multifarious, promiscuous, melded, massed, amassed
conglomerate 5 noun composite organization group, chain, combine, trust, pool
conglomerate 8 noun composite organization cartel, syndicate, agglomeration, aggregation, agglomerate, aggregate, conglomeration, multinational
congratulate 3 verb compliment on achievement, luck praise, bless, boost
congratulate 17 verb compliment on achievement, luck applaud, laud, salute, felicitate, toast, stroke, give a big cigar, give bouquet, give regards, gold star, hand it to, hear it for, pat on back, rejoice with, wish happy returns, wish joy to, wish one well
congress 15 noun delegation of representatives council, society, committee, conference, union, convention, meeting, assembly, government, club, association, legislature, league, chamber, order
congress 10 noun delegation of representatives caucus, parliament, conclave, convocation, guild, senate, delegates, legislative body, the Hill, the house
conifer 2 noun evergreen pine, wood
conifer 3 noun evergreen cedar, alpine, douglas
connection 11 noun person who aids another in achieving goal contact, relation, network, associate, mentor, agent, relative, sponsor, association, ally, friend
connection 8 noun person who aids another in achieving goal acquaintance, kindred, kin, go-between, messenger, reciprocity, intermediary, kinship
connection 11 noun something that connects, links network, link, tie, alliance, coupling, combination, union, joint, bond, association, joining
connection 13 noun something that connects, links hookup, affiliation, attachment, conjunction, linkage, tie-up, junction, tie-in, juncture, seam, fastening, conjointment, partnerhip
connection 11 noun something that communicates, relates relationship, communication, partnership, application, relation, correlation, link, bearing, marriage, association, bond
connection 11 noun something that communicates, relates correspondence, togetherness, intercourse, commerce, nexus, tie-in, reciprocity, relevance, affinity, kinship, interrelation
connective 8 adj combinational combinative, combinatorial, conjugative, conjunctional, connectional, combinable, conjoining, conjugable
conscience 4 noun moral sense shame, duty, morals, principles
conscience 11 noun moral sense compunction, censor, demur, inner voice, superego, qualms, scruples, right and wrong, small voice, squeam, still small voice
conscious 17 adj alert, awake sure, certain, informed, aware, aesthetic, assured, knowing, known, noticing, noting, observing, perceiving, seeing, understanding, felt, recognizing, remarking
conscious 27 adj alert, awake sensible, watchful, mindful, keen, cognizant, responsive, vigilant, attentive, acquainted, au courant, conversant, discerning, sentient, with it, able to recognize, alive to, apperceptive, apprised, hep to, in on, in right mind, on to, percipient, sensitive to, supraliminal, wise to, witting
conscious 7 adj intentional calculated, responsible, rational, affected, knowing, reasoning, studied
conscious 6 adj intentional premeditated, deliberate, reflective, self-conscious, mannered, willful
consciousness 5 noun knowledge awareness, recognition, regard, concern, care
consciousness 9 noun knowledge apprehension, sensibility, alertness, mindfulness, carefulness, cognizance, heedfulness, heed, realization
consensus 3 noun general agreement harmony, unity, consent
consensus 5 noun general agreement accord, unanimity, unison, concurrence, concord
conservation 17 noun preservation control, management, protection, maintenance, care, keeping, saving, attention, storage, governing, economy, custody, managing, directing, guarding, preserving, protecting
conservation 13 noun preservation supervision, conservancy, safekeeping, upkeep, salvation, guardianship, stewardship, sustentation, supervising, cherishing, conserving, preserval, safeguarding
conservative 10 adj cautious, moderate, tending to preserve the status quo traditional, firm, right, constant, steady, quiet, stable, conventional, guarded, controlled
conservative 32 adj cautious, moderate, tending to preserve the status quo timid, reactionary, middle-of-the-road, redneck, fuddy-duddy, bourgeois, die-hard, fearful, hard hat, illiberal, inflexible, obstinate, orthodox, right-wing, sober, unchangeable, unchanging, unimaginative, hidebound, traditionalistic, uncreative, unprogressive, Tory, old guard, fogyish, holding to, in a rut, not extreme, old line, right of center, undaring, white bread
conservative 2 noun person who is cautious, moderate; an opponent of change moderate, right
conservative 22 noun person who is cautious, moderate; an opponent of change right-winger, traditionalist, reactionary, stick-in-the-mud, diehard, redneck, rightist, hard hat, unprogressive, preserver, classicist, obstructionist, Tory, old guard, bitter-ender, conserver, conventionalist, middle-of-the-roader, moderatist, old liner, silk-stocking, standpat
consider 15 verb turn over in one's mind grant, recognize, study, regard, examine, favor, see, contemplate, acknowledge, scan, reflect, reason, concede, consult, speculate
consider 31 verb turn over in one's mind scrutinize, ponder, ruminate, deliberate, inspect, muse, excogitate, meditate, cogitate, revolve, envisage, take into account, take up, look at, deal with, allow for, assent to, chew over, dream of, flirt with, keep in mind, mull over, perpend, provide for, reckon with, see about, subscribe to, take under advisement, think out, think over, toss around
consider 16 verb regard a certain way hold, feel, analyze, deem, respect, believe, think, view, count, remember, reflect, credit, suppose, sense, judge, estimate
consider 12 verb regard a certain way appraise, bear in mind, take into account, care for, hold an opinion, keep in view, look upon, make allowance for, reckon with, set down, take for, think of
considerable 11 adj abundant, large huge, great, major, substantial, reasonable, big, extensive, comfortable, marked, much, pretty
considerable 15 adj abundant, large noticeable, ample, hefty, astronomical, sizable, appreciable, bountiful, commodious, lavish, plentiful, respectable, tidy, tolerable, goodly, large-scale
considerable 11 adj important big, substantial, significant, distinguished, essential, fat, influential, material, meaningful, something, super
considerable 15 adj important consequential, momentous, noteworthy, renowned, unreal, venerable, weighty, dynamite, doozie, fab, mondo, solid gold, something else, super-duper, to the max
consideration 12 noun mental analysis discussion, attention, debate, application, examination, study, review, reflection, thinking, regard, thought, concentration
consideration 6 noun mental analysis deliberation, scrutiny, contemplation, forethought, heed, cogitation
consideration 26 noun concern; something mentally examined development, issue, idea, evidence, difficulty, plan, factor, proposal, judgment, problem, estate, point, puzzle, notion, emergency, incident, thought, state, magnitude, extent, scope, situation, trouble, occasion, items, particulars
consideration 5 noun concern; something mentally examined exigency, occurrence, fancy, perplexity, minutiae
consideration 5 noun high regard respect, awareness, concern, favor, tolerance
consideration 15 noun high regard kindliness, attentiveness, kindness, mercy, friendliness, mindfulness, tact, solicitude, forbearance, esteem, heed, estimation, heedfulness, thoughtfulness, considerateness
consideration 6 noun payment salary, wage, tip, commission, percentage, reward
consideration 9 noun payment fee, perk, recompense, payback, perquisite, remuneration, baksheesh, commish, something to sweeten pot
consistent 8 adj constant, regular steady, logical, rational, even, expected, same, uniform, true
consistent 10 adj constant, regular persistent, dependable, homogeneous, invariable, unchanging, unfailing, unvarying, of a piece, true to type, undeviating
consistent 2 adj agreeing, compatible logical, like
consistent 13 adj agreeing, compatible coherent, accordant, agreeable, congenial, congruous, consonant, equable, harmonious, matching, sympathetic, according to, all of a piece, conforming with
consolidate 17 verb combine; make firm develop, secure, strengthen, reinforce, concentrate, set, incorporate, connect, mix, band, compound, pool, league, join, bind, mass, blend
consolidate 33 verb combine; make firm centralize, stabilize, cement, fortify, solidify, build up, unify, amass, thicken, federate, hitch, amalgamate, compact, condense, meld, concatenate, conjoin, fuse, harden, add to, bunch up, densen, hitch on, hook up with, plug into, render solid, slap on, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie in, tie up with
conspiracy 7 noun collusion in plan plot, scheme, league, fix, practice, trick, game
conspiracy 20 noun collusion in plan sedition, treason, cabal, trickery, hookup, frame, connivance, intrigue, perfidy, disloyalty, treachery, machination, confederacy, treacherousness, counterplot, countermine, complot, covin, little game, put-up job
constant 10 adj fixed consistent, steady, regular, stable, even, firm, uniform, permanent, connected, together
constant 25 adj fixed perpetual, uninterrupted, unbroken, continual, nonstop, invariable, equable, habitual, homogeneous, immutable, monotonous, standardized, steadfast, unalterable, unchanging, unflappable, unvarying, stabile, monochrome, like the Rock of Gibralter, monophonic, of a piece, regularized, solid as rock, unfluctuating
constant 6 adj neverending chronic, continuous, sustained, endless, enduring, persisting
constant 16 adj neverending unrelenting, perpetual, eternal, persistent, incessant, unending, uninterrupted, ceaseless, unremitting, continual, relentless, nonstop, everlasting, abiding, interminable, lasting
constant 5 adj loyal, determined fast, devoted, dogged, true, attached
constant 13 adj loyal, determined faithful, trusty, dependable, persevering, resolute, staunch, tried-and-true, trustworthy, unfailing, unflagging, unshaken, unwavering, allegiant
constellation 16 noun fate prospect, circumstance, intention, future, objective, design, cup, lot, conclusion, expectation, condition, fortune, portion, intent, luck, breaks
constellation 25 noun fate happenstance, serendipity, ordinance, afterlife, kismet, horoscope, break, finality, doom, hereafter, certainty, karma, predestination, inevitability, foreordination, predetermination, Moirai, wheel of fortune, course of events, divine decree, the stars, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles, what is written, world to come
constellation 10 noun arrangement, order sort, style, sequence, variety, system, method, shape, type, kind, plan
constellation 1 noun arrangement, order orderliness
constituency 8 noun voting public district, nation, county, city, people, system, state, voters
constituency 10 noun voting public faction, electorate, precinct, ward, body politic, citizenry, electors, balloters, body of voters, voting area
constitution 16 noun physical make-up and health structure, nature, form, habit, character, frame, content, construction, formation, architecture, essence, design, type, composition, contents, build
constitution 6 noun physical make-up and health temperament, physique, habitus, vitality, temper, disposition
constitution 7 noun establishment charter, code, legislation, custom, organization, formation, composition
constitution 2 noun establishment lawmaking, written law
constitutional 4 adj inherent essential, organic, natural, vital
constitutional 8 adj inherent built-in, congenital, deep-seated, inborn, inbred, ingrained, innate, intrinsic
constitutional 6 adj provided for by law democratic, legal, representative, approved, chartered, ensured
constitutional 3 adj provided for by law statutory, lawful, vested
constitutional 3 noun walk walk, turn, airing
constitutional 7 noun walk ramble, perambulation, saunter, stroll, footwork, ambulation, legwork
constraint 6 noun force pressure, motive, necessity, driving, spring, violence
constraint 14 noun force restraint, goad, repression, coercion, suppression, hang-up, compulsion, spur, duress, monkey, impulsion, a must, impelling, no-no
constraint 2 noun shyness reservation, reserve
constraint 10 noun shyness restraint, inhibition, diffidence, modesty, timidity, hang-up, repression, embarrassment, humility, bashfulness
constraint 3 noun restriction limitation, arrest, check
constraint 11 noun restriction restraint, curb, hindrance, cramp, detention, confinement, circumscription, damper, deterrent, captivity, constrainment
construct 20 verb assemble, build compose, organize, form, create, shape, produce, design, fashion, found, establish, raise, make, compound, invent, constitute, imagine, engineer, frame, rear, envision
construct 23 verb assemble, build manufacture, put up, formulate, set up, erect, build up, forge, fabricate, elevate, cook up, dream up, hammer out, put out, put together, throw up, whip up, uprear, prefab, cobble up, fudge together, hoke up, throw together, trump up
constructive 6 adj helpful productive, useful, effective, positive, valuable, practical
consultation 11 noun asking, conference conference, dialogue, appointment, discussion, hearing, session, examination, interview, meeting, argument, council
consultation 8 noun asking, conference deliberation, confab, huddle, powwow, clambake, groupthink, buzz session, second opinion
consumer 3 noun person who buys merchandise, services customer, buyer, user
consumer 4 noun person who buys merchandise, services shopper, purchaser, enjoyer, end user
consumption 11 noun devouring; use loss, eating, burning, ruin, damage, decrease, waste, destruction, consuming, swallowing, drinking
consumption 13 noun devouring; use expenditure, utilization, decay, misuse, devastation, dissipation, dispersion, depletion, diminution, desolation, exhaustion, wear and tear, using up
contact 9 noun form of communication influence, unity, connection, touch, meeting, association, network, union, channel
contact 6 noun form of communication commerce, acquaintance, junction, intercourse, communion, companionship
contact 6 noun touching touch, connection, relation, hit, union, strike
contact 12 noun touching juxtaposition, propinquity, contingence, impingement, proximity, nearness, closeness, approximation, collision, junction, contiguity, taction
contact 11 verb communicate with reach, visit, telephone, phone, call, connect, approach, talk, get, relate, interact
contact 11 verb communicate with network, buzz, touch base, interface, be in touch with, check with, get ahold of, get in touch with, reach out, speak to, write to
contain 8 verb include, hold incorporate, accommodate, involve, have, seat, embrace, hold, comprise
contain 9 verb include, hold enclose, encompass, consist of, subsume, embody, comprehend, take in, be composed of, have capacity for
contain 5 verb hold back, control stop, collect, compose, restrict, check
contain 16 verb hold back, control curb, cool, hog-tie, smother, repress, harness, restrain, rein, stifle, cork, bottle up, hold in, keep back, keep lid on, put half nelson on, simmer down
container 20 noun holder for physical object jar, pot, vessel, dish, storage, bowl, sack, box, tank, package, bucket, bag, can, bottle, chamber, pit, chest, purse, poke, tub
container 45 noun holder for physical object kettle, crate, packet, carton, jug, pail, utensil, vase, capsule, pouch, vial, sac, cistern, canteen, pod, churn, receptacle, hamper, casket, repository, flask, ewer, cradle, vat, bin, pottery, scuttle, beaker, hutch, crock, caisson, cask, bunker, canister, reliquary, hopper, cauldron, carafe, hod, magnum, stein, firkin, jeroboam, alembic, humidor
contemporary 7 adj modern new, instant, current, present, recent, now, latest
contemporary 24 adj modern present-day, mod, abreast, au courant, extant, in vogue, newfangled, red-hot, state-of-the-art, topical, ultramodern, up-to-date, with it, existent, up-to-the-minute, today, up, contempo, hot off press, in fashion, just out, leading-edge, voguish, à la mode
contemporary 7 adj existing, occurring at same time current, present, accompanying, connected, linked, related, associated
contemporary 13 adj existing, occurring at same time coeval, concomitant, attendant, coincident, concurrent, simultaneous, synchronous, coetaneous, coexistent, contemporaneous, synchronic, coexisting, synchronal
contempt 2 noun disdain, disrespect despite, slight
contempt 23 noun disdain, disrespect distaste, mockery, derision, condescension, antipathy, ridicule, malice, disregard, defiance, scorn, hatred, neglect, snobbery, repugnance, despisal, stubbornness, indignity, contumely, audacity, disesteem, aversion, recalcitrance, despisement
contempt 1 noun state of disgrace shame
contempt 11 noun state of disgrace ignominy, humiliation, infamy, dishonor, discredit, disesteem, disrepute, disfavor, stigma, opprobrium, insignificancy
content 4 adj happy, agreeable willing, contented, satisfied, comfortable
content 10 adj happy, agreeable fulfilled, gratified, complacent, smug, tickled pink, appeased, at ease, fat dumb and happy, pleased as punch, can't complain
content 4 noun comfort, happiness ease, peace, satisfaction, pleasure
content 3 noun comfort, happiness contentment, gratification, peace of mind
content 10 noun essence, meaning substance, text, idea, matter, composition, subject, thought, constitution, burden, significance
content 2 noun essence, meaning subject matter, gist
content 5 noun capacity, volume size, load, filling, packing, measure
content 4 verb please satisfy, humor, delight, charm
content 14 verb please gratify, reconcile, captivate, tickle, indulge, suffice, bewitch, thrill, appease, placate, mollify, gladden, enrapture, make happy
contest 12 noun competition discussion, tournament, trial, game, sport, meeting, challenge, match, meet, trying, proving, testing
contest 2 noun competition concours, rencounter
contest 13 noun fight, struggle action, conflict, battle, debate, encounter, brush, row, beef, engagement, dispute, combat, shock, controversy
contest 21 noun fight, struggle brawl, rivalry, run-in, discord, wrangle, affray, hassle, go, strife, scrap, altercation, rumble, emulation, fray, warfare, skirmish, static, battle royal, set-to, tug-of-war, striving
contest 7 verb argue, challenge oppose, question, doubt, push, blast, debate, dispute
contest 13 verb argue, challenge litigate, tangle, call in question, go for it, go for jugular, jockey for position, jump on, mix it up with, object to, scramble for, shoot for, stand up for, give it one's all
contest 13 verb fight contend, defend, compete, battle, row, sock, cross, attack, strike, conflict, struggle, buck, rival
contest 26 verb fight vie, withstand, traverse, scuffle, wrangle, hassle, tilt, scrap, brawl, duel, feud, repel, rumpus, quarrel, break with, gang up on, lay out, take on, altercate, fight over, knuckle with, lay a finger on, put on gloves, put up dukes, set to, square off
context 7 noun framework, circumstances situation, background, text, substance, connection, relation, conditions
context 4 noun framework, circumstances vocabulary, lexicon, ambience, frame of reference
continental 3 adj international global, universal, worldwide
continental 2 adj international multicultural, intercontinental
continental 10 noun languages derived from latin insular, Catalan, French, Indo-European language, Italian, Italic language, Latin, Portuguese, Provencal, Spanish
continuation 12 noun addition; maintenance extension, increase, line, production, continuing, enduring, increasing, producing, maintaining, persisting, preserving, sustaining
continuation 22 noun addition; maintenance continuity, continuance, preservation, assiduity, prolongation, protraction, propagation, endurance, sequel, sustenance, postscript, supplement, furtherance, succession, duration, tenacity, perpetuation, augmenting, going on, perpetuating, prolonging, protracting
continuous 10 adj constant, unending extended, steady, repeated, regular, stable, endless, connected, consecutive, looped, continued
continuous 15 adj constant, unending unceasing, uninterrupted, unbroken, everlasting, interminable, perpetual, prolonged, timeless, undivided, unfaltering, day and night, for ever and ever, no end of, no end to, on a treadmill
contract 17 noun agreement, deal commitment, arrangement, record, guarantee, obligation, settlement, bond, evidence, engagement, treaty, liability, commission, paper, promise, convention, understanding, proof
contract 12 noun agreement, deal pact, pledge, bargain, compact, covenant, dicker, stipulation, indenture, deposition, handshake, concordat, mise
contract 12 verb condense decline, consume, reduce, decrease, narrow, shrink, weaken, purse, waste, tighten, edit, lose
contract 28 verb condense abbreviate, ebb, wane, dwindle, abridge, subside, shrivel, epitomize, compress, lessen, evaporate, deflate, abate, clench, curtail, wrinkle, confine, omit, recede, wither, constrict, fall off, take in, syncopate, become smaller, draw in, fall away, grow less
contract 16 verb come to terms buy, owe, negotiate, settle, undertake, agree, set, consent, bound, promise, close, arrange, engage, adjust, limit, commit
contract 29 verb come to terms pledge, clinch, dicker, obligate, initial, circumscribe, covenant, assent, stipulate, pact, bargain, enter into, sign up, ink, accept offer, become indebted, come around, firm a deal, go along with, hammer out deal, make terms, put in writing, shake hands on it, sign for, sign papers, swear to, work out details, give one's word, it's a deal
contract 12 verb catch disease decline, develop, acquire, obtain, weaken, disorder, get, upset, sink, fall, cause, take
contract 15 verb catch disease incur, afflict, derange, induce, sicken, bring on, come down with, indispose, be afflicted with, be ill with, become infected with, fall victim to, go down with, succumb to, take one's death
contraction 11 noun drawing in; shortening recession, reduction, decrease, reducing, narrowing, withdrawal, shrinking, tightening, decreasing, diminishing, withdrawing
contraction 29 noun drawing in; shortening shrinkage, condensation, compression, abridgment, evaporation, confinement, lessening, abbreviation, omission, curtailment, diminution, constriction, confining, omitting, deflation, receding, condensing, elision, dwindling, abbreviating, abridging, curtailing, cutting down, deflating, drawing together, evaporating, lopping, shrivelling, tensing
contradiction 7 noun variance to something conflict, difference, dispute, denial, opposite, opposition, bucking
contradiction 10 noun variance to something disagreement, discrepancy, inconsistency, incongruity, contravention, dissension, defiance, negation, confutation, gainsaying
contrary 6 adj antagonistic; opposite conflicting, hostile, negative, opposed, reverse, counter
contrary 37 adj antagonistic; opposite inimical, antithetical, adverse, contradictory, inconsistent, discordant, converse, nonconformist, antipodal, refractory, dissident, antipathetic, balky, clashing, contumacious, diametric, froward, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, nonconforming, obstinate, ornery, perverse, rebellious, recalcitrant, restive, stubborn, unruly, wayward, antipodean, wrongheaded, paradoxical, recusant, anti, contrariant, dissentient
contrast 6 noun difference comparison, diversity, variation, opposition, distinction, reverse
contrast 23 noun difference disagreement, divergence, disparity, contradiction, unlikeness, inverse, contradistinction, antithesis, converse, incompatibility, foil, inequality, contrariety, differentiation, variance, heterogeneity, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, inconsistency, adverse, contraposition, incongruousness, oppositeness
contrast 10 verb compare, differ vary, depart, separate, disagree, hang, oppose, distinguish, weigh, balance, conflict
contrast 19 verb compare, differ contradict, diverge, mismatch, bracket, differentiate, deviate, collate, stand out, be a foil to, be contrary to, be dissimilar, be diverse, be unlike, be variable, hold a candle to, match up, set in opposition, set off, stack up against
contribution 7 noun gift, offering grant, addition, improvement, increase, donation, present, charity
contribution 15 noun gift, offering supplement, beneficence, handout, subscription, bestowal, augmentation, alms, benefaction, helping hand, input, write-off, a hand, gifting, significant addition, do one's part
control 20 noun command, mastery discipline, restriction, management, force, government, jurisdiction, rule, regulation, authority, weight, juice, check, guidance, charge, might, direction, limitation, determination, ropes, strings
control 23 noun command, mastery restraint, domination, curb, supervision, oversight, regimentation, ascendancy, clout, supremacy, subordination, bridle, manipulation, sway, dominion, qualification, superintendence, inside track, upper hand, subjection, predomination, containment, wire pulling, driver's seat
control 24 verb have charge of dominate, handle, lead, oversee, manage, rule, administer, command, govern, regulate, conduct, manipulate, discipline, head, overlook, direct, boss, instruct, call, advise, subject, guide, steer, pilot
control 21 verb have charge of supervise, run, bully, superintend, predominate, domineer, regiment, subjugate, administrate, deal with, quarterback, be in saddle, call the signals, head up, hold purse strings, hold sway over, hold the reins, push buttons, reign over, run the show, run things
control 10 verb curb, hold back adjust, regulate, limit, check, contain, compose, cow, collect, corner, cool
control 11 verb curb, hold back subdue, smother, repress, awe, quell, bridle, restrain, constrain, monopolize, rein in, simmer down
controversial 4 adj at issue suspect, uncertain, disputed, contended
controversial 20 adj at issue questionable, contentious, dubious, arguable, argumentative, disputable, disputatious, doubtful, litigious, moot, dubitable, polemical, contestable, controvertible, debateable, doubtable, in dispute, open to discussion, open to question, under discussion
convenience 22 noun availability, usefulness; useful thing advantage, service, facility, ease, comfort, satisfaction, benefit, assistance, relief, help, utility, use, support, cooperation, life, means, contribution, ministry, fitness, aid, promotion, comforts
convenience 23 noun availability, usefulness; useful thing amenity, enjoyment, appliance, accessibility, luxury, accommodation, furtherance, receptiveness, openness, suitableness, advancement, avail, agreeableness, accessory, suitability, decency, succor, appropriateness, ministration, handiness, opportuneness, serviceability, time saver
convenience 8 noun spare time freedom, opportunity, liberty, chance, place, preference, occasion, whenever
convenience 5 noun spare time leisure, hour, spare moment, suitable time, one's own sweet time
convenient 17 adj appropriate, useful available, good, helpful, acceptable, comfortable, favorable, proper, suitable, accommodating, adapted, assisting, decent, fit, fitted, ready, suited, aiding
convenient 17 adj appropriate, useful timely, beneficial, advantageous, conducive, agreeable, user-friendly, handy, opportune, commodious, adaptable, roomy, seasonable, serviceable, contributive, in public interest, time-saving, well-planned
convenient 6 adj nearby accessible, available, immediate, central, close, next
convenient 18 adj nearby handy, adjacent, adjoining, at hand, contiguous, on tap, all around, at elbows, at fingertips, close at hand, close-by, easy to reach, in neighborhood, next door, nigh, on deck, within reach, under one's nose
convention 7 noun conference meeting, show, assembly, council, rally, members, representatives
convention 10 noun conference confab, congress, convocation, powwow, delegation, meet, assemblage, get together, delegates, clambake
convention 8 noun practice, tradition code, law, rule, fashion, form, habit, understanding, custom
convention 8 noun practice, tradition etiquette, formality, canon, precept, propriety, usage, percept, covenance
convention 5 noun agreement protocol, transaction, contract, treaty, bond
convention 7 noun agreement pact, covenant, compact, concord, bargain, stipulation, concordat
conventional 23 adj common, normal traditional, current, ordinary, regular, typical, accepted, correct, everyday, expected, formal, general, plain, popular, prevailing, proper, ritual, routine, square, standard, stereotyped, straight, usual, well-known
conventional 13 adj common, normal accustomed, commonplace, customary, decorous, fashionable, habitual, orthodox, predominant, prevalent, wonted, button-down, in established usage, tralatitious
conventional 9 adj unoriginal conservative, moderate, moral, narrow, routine, square, stereotyped, straight, strict
conventional 33 adj unoriginal rigid, bigoted, bourgeois, commonplace, conforming, demure, dogmatic, hackneyed, humdrum, illiberal, inflexible, insular, lame, literal, narrow-minded, obstinate, parochial, pedestrian, prosaic, puritanical, rube, run-of-the-mill, sober, solemn, stuffy, uptight, drippy, hidebound, doctrinal, in rut, isolationist, not heretical, straight-laced
conversation 14 noun dialogue, discourse comment, conference, remark, observation, exchange, communication, discussion, visit, hearing, speech, questioning, debate, talk, expression
conversation 20 noun dialogue, discourse consultation, chat, gossip, confab, repartee, confabulation, intercourse, parley, palaver, converse, powwow, colloquy, yak, communion, gab, ventilation, jive, pillow talk, talkfest, tête-à-tête
convert 7 noun new believer follower, disciple, proselyte, novitiate, novice, neophyte, catechumen
convert 9 verb change; adapt modify, transform, turn, switch, apply, translate, make, appropriate, alter
convert 14 verb change; adapt reorganize, download, remodel, transmute, interchange, transpose, metamorphose, commute, transmogrify, transfigure, revise, downlink, restyle, switch over
convert 10 verb change belief, especially regarding religion turn, move, bring, lead, save, persuade, reform, bias, convince, bend
convert 22 verb change belief, especially regarding religion budge, incline, regenerate, actuate, redeem, impel, proselyte, baptize, brainwash, proselytize, sway, bring around, change of heart, alter conviction, assimilate to, be born again, cause to adopt, change into, create anew, lead to believe, make over, see the light
convict 1 noun criminal prisoner
convict 9 noun criminal captive, felon, malefactor, culprit, loser, con, jailbird, repeater, long-termer
convict 3 verb find guilty condemn, sentence, frame
convict 14 verb find guilty imprison, adjudge, attaint, rap, doom, put away, bring to justice, declare guilty, pass sentence on, pronounce guilty, put the screws to, send up the river, send up, throw the book at
conviction 9 noun belief, opinion faith, confidence, sentiment, principle, feeling, view, eye, mind, doctrine
conviction 8 noun belief, opinion reliance, creed, slant, tenet, dogma, persuasion, judgment call, say so
conviction 3 noun guilty sentence; assurance confidence, fall, condemning
conviction 13 noun guilty sentence; assurance certitude, sureness, assuredness, earnestness, certainty, condemnation, reliance, firmness, rap, fervor, surety, determining guilt, unfavorable verdict
convince 13 verb gain the confidence of satisfy, prompt, prove, get, assure, persuade, draw, effect, turn, change, demonstrate, establish, overcome
convince 17 verb gain the confidence of sway, sell, hook, refute, induce, brainwash, bring around, argue into, bring home to, bring to reason, make a believer, prevail upon, put across, sell one on, talk into, win over, twist one's arm
cook 1 noun person who prepares food servant
cook 6 noun person who prepares food baker, chef, culinarian, hash slinger, mess sergeant, sous chef
cook 11 verb prepare food, usually using heat reduce, melt, bake, fix, boil, brown, burn, heat, devil, steep, steam
cook 39 verb prepare food, usually using heat poach, sear, griddle, ruin, seethe, barbecue, imbue, blanch, scald, nuke, doctor, parboil, parch, microwave, simmer, percolate, fry, sizzle, mull, stew, spoil, broil, coddle, grill, toast, curry, roast, brew, scorch, escallop, braise, fricassee, decoct, pressure-cook, french fry, deep fry, panfry, sauté, warm up
cool 4 adj cold, nippy biting, chilling, chill, chilled
cool 16 adj cold, nippy chilly, refreshing, frosty, frigid, arctic, gelid, snappy, wintry, shivery, air-conditioned, nipping, refrigerated, algid, coldish, frore, hawkish
cool 6 adj calm, collected relaxed, quiet, composed, assured, philosophical, together
cool 20 adj calm, collected serene, tranquil, placid, detached, deliberate, dispassionate, impassive, imperturbable, levelheaded, nonchalant, phlegmatic, self-possessed, stolid, unemotional, unflappable, unruffled, self-controlled, coolheaded, unagitated, unexcited
cool 3 adj aloof, disapproving reserved, withdrawn, distant
cool 23 adj aloof, disapproving frigid, lukewarm, offended, solitary, annoyed, apathetic, impertinent, impudent, indifferent, insolent, offhand, standoffish, unapproachable, uncommunicative, unenthusiastic, unfriendly, uninterested, unresponsive, unsociable, incurious, offish, procacious, unwelcoming
cool 3 adj excellent neat, swell, divine
cool 8 adj excellent dandy, keen, boss, glorious, marvelous, nifty, sensational, hunky-dory
cool 5 verb chill reduce, freeze, calm, moderate, ally
cool 10 verb chill refrigerate, lessen, abate, temper, mitigate, frost, air-condition, air-cool, infrigidate, lose heat
cool 7 verb take a break; abate reduce, quiet, calm, moderate, chill, control, compose
cool 12 verb take a break; abate dampen, lessen, temper, mitigate, suppress, assuage, repress, restrain, rein, allay, calm down, simmer down
cooperate 14 verb aid, assist help, contribute, unite, participate, coordinate, further, agree, advance, concert, band, second, combine, forward, partner
cooperate 31 verb aid, assist collaborate, uphold, conspire, abet, befriend, concur, conduce, league, succor, espouse, coincide, back up, chip in, pitch in, play ball, comply with, be in cahoots, coadjute, go along with, join forces, join in, lend a hand, pool resources, pull together, share in, show willingness, side with, stick together, take part, work side by side, work together
cooperation 17 noun mutual effort service, collaboration, partnership, unity, aid, assistance, participation, alliance, help, society, conspiracy, concert, union, harmony, combination, company, coalition
cooperation 26 noun mutual effort concurrence, synergy, responsiveness, unanimity, cahoots, communion, reciprocity, partisanship, teamwork, confederacy, federation, fusion, coaction, give-and-take, helpfulness, confederation, esprit de corps, synergism, symbiosis, logrolling, coadjuvancy, combined effort, confunction, doing business with, playing ball, teaming
cooperative 12 adj joint, unified united, collective, team, common, combining, agreeing, combined, shared, coordinated, uniting, joining, participating
cooperative 18 adj joint, unified concerted, reciprocal, harmonious, collusive, hand in glove, collaborative, synergetic, synergic, symbiotic, interdependent, collegial, coefficient, coacting, coactive, coadjuvant, collaborating, concurring, in league
cooperative 3 adj helpful supportive, useful, accommodating
cooperative 4 adj helpful responsive, sociable, companionable, obliging
cope 10 verb manage, contend handle, confront, endure, survive, suffer, deal, face, weather, struggle, encounter
cope 21 verb manage, contend wrestle, get by, grapple, tussle, buffet, dispatch, hack, tangle, carry on, hack it, make out, battle with, get a handle on, live with, make go of it, make it, make the grade, pit oneself against, rise to occasion, struggle through, hold one's own
copper 1 noun reddish-brown color nut
copper 7 noun reddish-brown color rust, tawny, chestnut, hazel, henna, russet, titian
copper 10 adj coppery-brown color tan, rust, chestnut, burnished, russet, brownish, copper-colored, metallic brown, reddish-brown, reddish-tan
copper 6 adj dark, burnished color brick, nut, coffee, dust, bronze, bay
copper 30 adj dark, burnished color fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, buff, drab, ecru, beige, rust, auburn, tawny, terra-cotta, cinnamon, russet, puce, mahogany, sepia, cocoa, sorrel, umber, henna, bister, chestnut, khaki, hazel, chocolate, ochre, burnt sienna, snuff-colored
copper 3 noun smaller currency in exchange for larger quarters, silver, coins
copper 7 noun smaller currency in exchange for larger chicken feed, pin money, pocket money, spending money, pennies, nickels, dimes
copper 10 noun metallic money piece, money, cash, currency, dough, gold, chips, silver, change, bread
copper 10 noun metallic money jack, scratch, chicken feed, legal tender, small change, specie, doubloon, mintage, coinage, meter money
copper 6 noun person, people hired to uphold the laws cop, detective, force, law, patrol, fed
copper 16 noun person, people hired to uphold the laws badge, bear, blue, corps, heat, law enforcement, bluecoat, bobby, constable, arm of the law, beat cop, black and white, constabulary, flatfoot, gendarme, narc
copper 5 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy
copper 39 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, wine, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, salmon, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent
copper 13 noun lawman detective, force, police, man, pig, blue, law, bear, heat, bull, cop, fed, officers
copper 16 noun lawman law enforcement, corps, bluecoat, badge, patrolman, bobby, constable, fuzz, gumshoe, constabulary, oink, narc, flatfoot, gendarme, boy scout, county mounty
copper 7 noun metallic mineral gold, metal, iron, lead, rock, silver, bronze
copper 5 noun metallic mineral platinum, mineral, blende, tin, zinc
copper 9 noun policeman detective, cop, force, patrol, officer, police, law, finest, fed
copper 20 noun policeman policewoman, constable, corps, bobby, badge, blue, bear, heat, bluecoat, law enforcement, patrolwoman, peace officer, police officer, gendarme, flatfoot, narc, constabulary, arm of the law, beat cop, black and white
copper 9 noun policeman cop, detective, finest, force, law, officer, patrol, police, fed
copper 20 noun policeman badge, bear, blue, bluecoat, bobby, constable, corps, heat, law enforcement, patrolman, peace officer, police officer, policewoman, arm of the law, beat cop, black and white, constabulary, flatfoot, gendarme, narc
copper 11 noun law enforcement officer detective, police, officer, man, force, pig, law, cop, finest, fed, officers
copper 22 noun law enforcement officer patrolman, constable, corps, bluecoat, blue, badge, bear, heat, bull, bobby, fuzz, gumshoe, law enforcement, patrolwoman, peace officer, constabulary, oink, narc, flatfoot, gendarme, boy scout, county mounty
copper 11 noun law enforcement officer detective, force, pig, police, law, man, cop, officer, finest, fed, officers
copper 22 noun law enforcement officer constable, patrolman, corps, bluecoat, blue, badge, bear, heat, bull, bobby, fuzz, gumshoe, law enforcement, patrolwoman, peace officer, constabulary, oink, narc, flatfoot, gendarme, boy scout, county mounty
copper 1 noun trifling sum peanuts
copper 5 noun trifling sum chicken feed, small potatoes, coinage, small beer, coppers
copulate 4 verb have sexual relations couple, mate, bed, unite
copulate 19 verb have sexual relations breed, fornicate, conjugate, cohabit, lay, fool around, make love, make out, be carnal, do it, go all the way, go to bed, have coition, have relations, have sex, lie with, make it, sleep together, sleep with
copy 17 noun duplicate, imitation photograph, type, print, portrait, model, image, impression, similarity, pattern, carbon, reflection, study, counterpart, cast, representation, mirror, tracing
copy 31 noun duplicate, imitation photocopy, replica, reproduction, transcript, archetype, effigy, imprint, counterfeit, simulacrum, impersonation, miniature, forgery, ersatz, clone, Xerox, replication, parallel, ditto, likeness, simulation, facsimile, carbon copy, microfiche, rubbings, mimeograph, reprint, offprint, Photostat, transcription, hard copy, ectype
copy 13 verb duplicate paint, repeat, represent, mirror, portray, depict, picture, draw, trace, reflect, carbon, cartoon, sculpture
copy 28 verb duplicate plagiarize, transcribe, rewrite, imitate, photocopy, reproduce, replicate, simulate, sketch, manifold, dupe, limn, fake, mold, counterfeit, engrave, forge, paraphrase, clone, Xerox, delineate, ditto, engross, knock off, mimeo, reduplicate, Photostat, stat
copy 8 verb imitate repeat, steal, illustrate, echo, do, mirror, follow, model
copy 30 verb imitate emulate, mimic, simulate, pirate, incarnate, prefigure, personify, parrot, typify, phony, epitomize, ape, burlesque, travesty, fake, embody, parody, mock, sham, knock off, take off, follow suit, act like, do a take-off, do like, follow example, go like, make like, play a role, take leaf out of book
copyright 14 verb dominate, control exclude, possess, utilize, absorb, use, acquire, consume, patent, manage, employ, own, have, corner, hold
copyright 15 verb dominate, control engross, devour, hog, restrain, syndicate, take up, take over, bogart, corner the market, exercise control, keep to oneself, lock up, own exclusively, sew up, sit on
copyright 6 noun something held, owned exclusively patent, trust, holding, ownership, corner, pool
copyright 6 noun something held, owned exclusively cartel, syndicate, proprietorship, oligopoly, consortium, possessorship
copyright 1 noun protected property created by original thought patent
copyright 3 noun protected property created by original thought trade secret, trademark, IP
cord 7 noun rope fiber, string, connection, link, tie, line, bond
cord 3 noun rope twine, tendon, cordage
core 21 noun center, gist body, heart, substance, foundation, importance, essence, basis, focus, root, origin, bulk, quick, middle, amount, base, mass, burden, significance, consequence, import, midst
core 17 noun center, gist crux, nucleus, thrust, bottom line, pivot, kernel, meat, purport, midpoint, upshot, staple, pith, corpus, nub, meat and potatoes, main idea, nitty gritty
corn 2 noun common saying plate, saw
corn 18 noun common saying platitude, trivia, truism, triviality, adage, buzzword, cliché, dullsville, chestnut, hokum, boiler, familiar tune, high camp, old chestnut, old saw, prosaicism, prosaism, trite phrase
corn 6 noun globular object head, ball, swelling, globe, tumor, bunch
corn 6 noun globular object knob, protuberance, nub, tuber, nodule, corm
corn 2 noun edible grain wheat, grain
corn 5 noun edible grain rice, bran, rye, oats, breakfast food
corn 2 noun overused, hackneyed phrase saying, stereotype
corn 25 noun overused, hackneyed phrase adage, banality, bromide, buzzword, commonplace, motto, platitude, proverb, rubber stamp, shibboleth, slogan, truism, triviality, boiler plate, chestnut, counterword, familiar tune, old story, potboiler, prosaism, stale saying, threadbare phrase, trite remark, triteness, vapid expression
corn 2 noun clichéd saying or idea stereotype, tag
corn 15 noun clichéd saying or idea platitude, prose, bromide, banality, motto, shibboleth, inanity, cliché, rubber stamp, chestnut, triteness, shallowness, prosaicism, prosaism, triviality truism
corn 5 noun food grain, meal, provisions, straw, grass
corn 10 noun food fodder, forage, hay, grub, provender, vittles, barley, silage, pasturage, animal food
corn 6 noun animal feed food, grain, provisions, straw, grass, meal
corn 9 noun animal feed forage, hay, grub, provender, vittles, barley, silage, pasturage, animal food
corn 7 noun seed, piece spark, trace, fragment, molecule, bit, particle, drop
corn 21 noun seed, piece cereal, kernel, mote, morsel, whit, speck, pellet, scrap, modicum, tittle, iota, jot, scintilla, atom, crumb, mite, smidgen, scruple, grist, granule, ounce
corn 2 noun dull, overused saying stereotype, saw
corn 30 noun dull, overused saying banality, bromide, tag, flatness, shibboleth, truism, triviality, evenness, vapidity, buzzword, commonplace, monotony, proverb, motto, verbiage, inanity, insipidity, cliché, triteness, hokum, chestnut, potboiler, boiler plate, familiar tune, hackneyed saying, high camp, old chestnut, old story, prosaicism, trite remark
corn 15 noun beginning, source egg, grain, nut, concept, impression, cell, start, suspicion, image, core, spark, ear, conception, particle, notion
corn 14 noun beginning, source berry, kernel, rudiment, inkling, ovum, germ, bud, nucleus, embryo, conceit, ovule, spore, sperm, semen
corn 5 noun physical growth; lump tumor, injury, ridge, increase, boil
corn 29 noun physical growth; lump blister, abscess, bump, bruise, sore, welt, inflammation, contusion, knob, wale, dilation, hump, pock, wart, protuberance, node, distention, weal, carbuncle, enlargement, bulge, pimple, puff, nodule, puffiness, pustule, bunion, tumescence, knurl
corn 3 noun booze drink, alcohol, spirits
corn 16 noun booze liquor, scotch, moonshine, distill, mountain dew, white lightning, distillery, bourbon, distiller, rotgut, rye, poteen, moonshiner, hooch, spiritus frumenti, usquebaugh
corner 10 noun angle edge, rim, fork, ridge, projection, shift, joint, bend, branch, crossing
corner 7 noun angle intersection, veer, crook, junction, cloverleaf, Y, V
corner 3 noun niche hole, angle, retreat
corner 8 noun niche recess, hideaway, cavity, nook, cranny, indentation, compartment, hide-out
corner 5 noun predicament box, hole, dilemma, fix, difficulty
corner 9 noun predicament distress, impasse, scrape, jam, impediment, knot, plight, pickle, tight spot
corner 9 verb trap capture, fool, seize, tree, trick, bottle, catch, trouble, collar
corner 6 verb trap nab, put out, mousetrap, bring to bay, get on ropes, have up a tree
cornucopia 1 noun abundance plenty
cornucopia 12 noun abundance lavishness, amplitude, superabundance, fullness, richness, bountifulness, exuberance, bounty, affluence, luxuriance, plentifulness, horn of plenty
cornucopia 14 noun much, abundance wealth, enough, quantity, capacity, lots, masses, store, volume, fund, mass, mountains, piles, loads, stacks
cornucopia 20 noun much, abundance plethora, luxury, torrent, profusion, mine, avalanche, copiousness, prosperity, flood, sufficiency, affluence, peck, oodles, deluge, fruitfulness, opulence, full house, good deal, heaps, great deal
cornucopia 5 noun cylindrical object wheel, shell, ball, fold, barrel
cornucopia 14 noun cylindrical object cylinder, convolution, bobbin, spiral, spool, cone, whorl, coil, reel, scroll, cartouche, trundle, volute, rundle
cornucopia 21 noun money, resources revenue, treasure, riches, cash, security, property, worth, estate, dough, gold, means, store, funds, capital, goods, plenty, substance, fortune, assets, possessions, commodities
cornucopia 24 noun money, resources abundance, prosperity, richness, affluence, profusion, cache, pelf, copiousness, velvet, holdings, luxury, bounty, hoard, lucre, plenitude, belongings, opulence, long green, prosperousness, substantiality, clover, luxuriance, lap of luxury, stocks and bonds
cornucopia 3 noun plentiful resource bottomless well, endless supply, horn of Amalthea
cornucopia 11 noun overflow inundation, deluge, copiousness, exuberance, profusion, redundancy, spate, superabundance, freshet, redundance, spillway
cornucopia 14 noun plenty capacity, wealth, lots, masses, enough, store, volume, fund, mass, quantity, mountains, piles, loads, stacks
cornucopia 24 noun plenty profusion, plethora, mine, bountifulness, plenteousness, copiousness, prosperity, flood, luxury, sufficiency, affluence, bounteousness, peck, abundance, oodles, deluge, avalanche, torrent, fruitfulness, opulence, full house, heaps, good deal, great deal
cornucopia 14 noun plenty capacity, wealth, lots, masses, enough, store, volume, fund, mass, quantity, mountains, piles, loads, stacks
cornucopia 24 noun plenty profusion, plethora, mine, bountifulness, copiousness, prosperity, flood, luxury, sufficiency, affluence, bounteousness, plenitude, peck, abundance, oodles, deluge, avalanche, torrent, fruitfulness, opulence, full house, heaps, good deal, great deal
corporate 9 adj allied joint, collective, combined, common, incorporated, shared, united, associated, pooled
corporate 4 adj allied communal, concerted, collaborative, amalgamated
corpse 3 noun dead body remains, body, departed
corpse 7 noun dead body cadaver, carcass, carrion, deceased, stiff, bones, mort
correction 6 noun adjustment; fixing amendment, repair, improvement, changing, editing, righting
correction 15 noun adjustment; fixing emendation, mending, reparation, indemnification, alteration, redress, amelioration, modification, remodeling, reexamination, rectification, revising, revisal, amending, rereading
correction 2 noun discipline rod, punishment
correction 6 noun discipline castigation, chastisement, admonition, reformation, reproof, punition
correlation 5 noun equating, equivalence interaction, relationship, counterpart, correspondent, match
correlation 12 noun equating, equivalence interrelationship, parallel, correspondence, interchange, reciprocity, complement, interdependence, analogue, alternation, interconnection, interrelation, pendant
correspond 10 verb agree, complement compare, resemble, square, fit, rival, equal, amount, touch, approach, match
correspond 14 verb agree, complement conform, dovetail, correlate, tally, harmonize, coincide, accord, assimilate, reciprocate, be consistent, be identical to, be similar to, lip sync, partake of
correspond 4 verb communicate in writing write, answer, pen, reply
correspond 12 verb communicate in writing scribble, hear from, drop a kite, drop a line, drop a note, epistolize, exchange letters, have pen pal, keep in touch, put pen to paper, send letter, send word
correspondence 7 noun agreement comparison, similarity, fitness, relation, harmony, correlation, match
correspondence 14 noun agreement accord, coherence, likeness, symmetry, concurrence, equivalence, congruity, regularity, analogy, consistency, resemblance, coincidence, conformity, comparability
correspondence 6 noun communication by writing writing, mail, post, messages, reports, letters
correspondence 1 noun communication by writing exchange of letters
correspondent 4 noun person communicating in writing contributor, writer, journalist, reporter
correspondent 7 noun person communicating in writing pen pal, freelancer, gazetteer, stringer, epistler, epistolarian, letter writer
corruption 2 noun dishonesty fraud, crime
corruption 26 noun dishonesty nepotism, exploitation, malfeasance, extortion, graft, demoralization, misrepresentation, shuffle, shadiness, venality, racket, payola, squeeze, crookedness, payoff, bribery, unscrupulousness, jobbery, skimming, breach of trust, bribing, fiddling, fraudulency, on the take, profiteering, shady deal
corruption 1 noun baseness evil
corruption 19 noun baseness atrocity, degradation, infamy, impurity, profligacy, vice, iniquity, vulgarity, immorality, turpitude, perversion, depravity, decadence, viciousness, wickedness, degeneration, looseness, sinfulness, lubricity
corruption 3 noun adulteration pollution, infection, doctoring
corruption 11 noun adulteration defilement, putrefaction, decay, distortion, putrescence, debasement, rot, foulness, rottenness, falsification, noxiousness
cosmic 4 adj limitless; universal huge, global, vast, worldwide
cosmic 11 adj limitless; universal planetary, grandiose, immense, infinite, catholic, cosmopolitan, ecumenical, empyrean, measureless, cosmogonal, cosmogonic
costume 8 noun set of clothes style, fashion, uniform, suit, dress, mode, outfit, clothing
costume 11 noun set of clothes attire, garb, apparel, wardrobe, ensemble, getup, guise, rig, duds, robes, livery
cottage 5 noun tiny house; lodging ranch, home, cabin, box, camp
cottage 12 noun tiny house; lodging chalet, lean-to, hut, shack, lodge, shanty, cot, bungalow, cabana, caboose, carriage house, small house
cotton 2 verb understand grasp, get
cotton 1 verb understand comprehend
cough 1 noun expelled air with sound cold
cough 8 noun expelled air with sound whoop, hack, hem, bark, ahem, croup, frog in throat, tickle in throat
cough 11 verb expelling air with sound whoop, bark, vomit, choke, hack, convulse, expectorate, hawk, hem, clear throat, spit up
council 16 noun people assembled for purpose gathering, gang, committee, ring, conference, board, convention, body, assembly, diet, cabinet, outfit, panel, ministry, chamber, meet
council 18 noun people assembled for purpose confab, synod, parliament, conclave, congress, convocation, powwow, congregation, mob, clan, huddle, brain trust, kitchen cabinet, directorate, senate, groupthink, governing body, official family
count 9 noun tally; number poll, calculation, total, result, toll, sum, outcome, whole, numbering
count 3 noun tally; number reckoning, enumeration, computation
count 10 verb add, check in order total, cast, estimate, calculate, score, figure, sum, number, foot, tell
count 13 verb add, check in order tally, compute, reckon, cipher, enumerate, numerate, run down, add up, cast up, keep tab, take account of, tick off, tot up
count 8 verb consider, deem look, regard, expect, think, await, rate, judge, hope
count 3 verb consider, deem impute, esteem, look upon
count 6 verb have importance weigh, mean, matter, rate, import, tell
count 5 verb have importance signify, carry weight, militate, cut ice, enter into consideration
count 4 verb include expect, look, await, hope
count 3 verb include take into account, number among, take into consideration
countenance 9 noun appearance, usually of the face look, potato, mask, face, cast, aspect, expression, features, looks
countenance 12 noun appearance, usually of the face demeanor, visage, mien, map, physiognomy, kisser, mug, puss, poker face, biscuit, gills, phizog
countenance 4 noun self-control composure, calmness, presence of mind, self-composure
countenance 14 verb approve, support handle, advocate, champion, confirm, sanction, back, accept, favor, cope, encourage, invite, endorse, aid, help
countenance 27 verb approve, support abet, condone, stand for, okay, uphold, applaud, commend, approbate, swallow, bear with, go for, thumbs up, get behind, give green light, give stamp of approval, give the nod, go along with, grin and bear it, hold with, live with, nod at, put John Hancock on, put up with, sign off on, sit still for, smile on, stomach something
counter 5 adj opposite, opposing conflicting, reverse, contrasting, opposed, against
counter 15 adj opposite, opposing antithetical, antipodal, obverse, converse, contrary, contradictory, adverse, antagonistic, diametric, polar, antipodean, anti, impeding, hindering, obstructive
counter 3 adv contrary, reverse opposite, against, versus
counter 5 adv contrary, reverse at variance with, contrarily, contrariwise, conversely, in defiance of
counter 12 verb answer, respond in retaliation respond, resist, oppose, buck, return, frustrate, beat, ruin, cross, meet, pit, match
counter 21 verb answer, respond in retaliation foil, offset, retaliate, counteract, hinder, vie, circumvent, bilk, parry, dash, contravene, disappoint, backtalk, take on, thumbs down, ward off, counterwork, fly in the face of, have bone to pick, hit back, play off
counterpart 9 noun match; identical part or thing correspondent, fellow, like, opposite, equivalent, equal, twin, mate, copy
counterpart 20 noun match; identical part or thing supplement, correlate, obverse, tally, Doppelganger, duplicate, correlative, ringer, analogue, complement, ditto, carbon copy, dead ringer, spitting image, pendant, look alike, opposite number, peas in a pod, spit and image, two of a kind
country 16 adj rural, pastoral rustic, bucolic, homey, agrarian, provincial, arcadian, countrified, uncultured, unpolished, unrefined, unsophisticated, campestral, agrestic, georgic, out-country, outland
country 14 noun political territory; nation land, people, region, community, society, state, public, kingdom, realm, soil, terrain, homeland, voters, citizens
country 11 noun political territory; nation commonwealth, populace, polity, grass roots, native land, citizenry, inhabitants, constituents, electors, patria, sovereign state
country 7 noun rural area; area away from city province, woods, wilderness, bush, sticks, forests, farms
country 16 noun rural area; area away from city boondocks, countryside, outdoors, outback, backwoods, hinterland, back country, wilds, woodlands, farmland, boonies, cow country, green belt, middle of nowhere, up country, wide open space
countryside 7 noun non-city environment land, terrain, environment, landscape, country, setting, sticks
countryside 5 noun non-city environment scenery, surroundings, back roads, boonies, non-urban area
coup 7 noun achievement, often by maneuver action, plot, revolution, accomplishment, upset, stroke, exploit
coup 10 noun achievement, often by maneuver overthrow, stratagem, stunt, deed, feat, tour de force, stroke of genius, successful stroke, coup d'état, coup de mâitre
couple 4 noun pair of things set, team, span, item
couple 11 noun pair of things twosome, duo, yoke, couplet, brace, newlyweds, twain, dyad, deuce, doublet, husband and wife
couple 6 verb join two things connect, marry, unite, link, pair, match
couple 15 verb join two things copulate, wed, conjoin, hitch, coalesce, harness, clasp, conjugate, yoke, cohabit, buckle, bracket, bring together, come together, hook up
courage 8 noun boldness, braveness daring, determination, spirit, nerve, power, guts, enterprise, resolution
courage 32 noun boldness, braveness fearlessness, spunk, grit, endurance, tenacity, audacity, heroism, firmness, prowess, valor, fortitude, bravery, gallantry, dauntlessness, backbone, intrepidity, temerity, adventurousness, gameness, pluck, recklessness, dash, pugnacity, venturesomeness, stoutheartedness, rashness, mettle, hardihood, élan, adventuresomeness, bravura, lion-heartedness
course 21 noun progress, advance development, series, system, program, plan, way, policy, line, procedure, unfolding, scheme, march, string, chain, sequence, flow, manner, movement, order, row, channels
course 9 noun progress, advance continuity, sequel, advancement, polity, furtherance, succession, progression, red tape, consecution
course 19 noun path, channel direction, way, track, route, trail, circuit, line, road, stream, passage, scope, movement, run, aisle, lap, flow, orbit, range, boards
course 11 noun path, channel duct, canal, aqueduct, trajectory, conduit, tack, rut, watercourse, itinerary, groove, byway
course 6 noun length of action progress, term, time, sweep, passage, passing
course 3 noun length of action lapse, duration, elapsing
course 16 noun plan of study conference, session, schedule, curriculum, period, method, preparation, program, procedure, interest, lecture, meeting, class, seminar, subject, laboratory
course 4 noun plan of study regimen, matriculation, speciality, discussion group
course 11 verb flow; run stream, spring, follow, speed, chase, hurry, rush, pursue, hunt, career, race
course 11 verb flow; run gallop, dash, scamper, tumble, scoot, dart, hustle, scurry, surge, gush, hasten
court 4 noun yard, garden of building street, square, forum, close
court 10 noun yard, garden of building piazza, quadrangle, plaza, quad, courtyard, cloister, compass, enclosure, patio, curtilage
court 5 noun ruler's attendants palace, train, suite, hall, staff
court 6 noun ruler's attendants entourage, cortege, retinue, castle, lords and ladies, royal household
court 6 noun judicial system judge, bench, session, justice, bar, forum
court 6 noun judicial system tribunal, magistrate, law court, kangaroo court, court of justice, seat of judgment
court 2 noun building for legal proceedings bench, bar
court 10 noun building for legal proceedings tribunal, city hall, law court, courthouse, courtroom, county courthouse, federal building, hall of justice, justice building, municipal building
court 5 noun wooing suit, respects, attention, love, address
court 1 noun wooing homage
court 16 verb fawn over, pay attention to sue, invite, pursue, seek, please, praise, charm, propose, attract, flatter, bid, spoon, date, follow, spark, chase
court 32 verb fawn over, pay attention to entice, woo, solicit, cultivate, gallant, serenade, sweetheart, beseech, grovel, importune, entreat, allure, bootlick, captivate, curry favor, pop the question, ask in marriage, go out with, go steady, go together, go with, keep company with, make love to, make overture, make time with, pander to, pay addresses to, pay court to, run after, seek the hand of, take out, set one's cap
courtesy 7 noun good manners sympathy, address, culture, respect, ceremony, favor, consideration
courtesy 35 noun good manners civility, generosity, reverence, deference, kindness, chivalry, amiability, indulgence, thoughtfulness, gentleness, familiarity, solicitude, elegance, cultivation, urbanity, suavity, tact, attentiveness, refinement, affability, geniality, polish, gallantry, friendliness, complaisance, cordiality, courteousness, amenities, politeness, courtliness, graciousness, comity, gallantness, good behavior, good breeding
courtesy 4 noun favor, indulgence service, consent, consideration, charity
courtesy 10 noun favor, indulgence compassion, generosity, kindness, chivalry, dispensation, unselfishness, liberality, benevolence, bounty, accommodation
courtship 5 noun dating, romance engagement, pursuit, love, suit, courting
courtship 3 noun dating, romance lovemaking, wooing, keeping company
cousin 2 noun family relation relative, counterpart
cousin 5 noun family relation kinsman, kinswoman, nobleman, kin, coz
cover 24 noun wrapping, cover-up lid, canvas, sheet, mask, screen, cap, envelope, roof, jacket, front, dress, top, tent, coating, seal, clothing, paint, spread, ceiling, binding, case, covering, drop, wraps
cover 36 noun wrapping, cover-up umbrella, disguise, semblance, wrapper, facade, sheath, bark, integument, hood, guise, overlay, coverlet, tarpaulin, cloak, camouflage, caparison, veneer, varnish, masquerade, marquee, dome, shroud, pretense, veil, stopper, polish, awning, put-on, canopy, parasol, false front, smoke screen, window-dressing, tarp, tegument, fig leaf
cover 12 noun hiding place front, shelter, screen, defense, drop, guard, protection, safety, refuge, security, port, retreat
cover 8 noun hiding place sanctuary, harbor, covert, camouflage, haven, asylum, concealment, harborage
cover 15 verb wrap, hide protect, coat, blanket, dress, bury, layer, surface, carpet, house, curtain, screen, invest, cap, mask, shade
cover 35 verb wrap, hide shroud, enclose, overcast, shield, mantle, eclipse, crown, daub, disguise, stash, hood, overlay, cache, cloak, camouflage, clothe, envelop, superimpose, veil, canopy, enfold, conceal, enshroud, ensconce, obscure, secrete, put on, overspread, superpose, encase, board up, bush up, cover up, do on the sly, set on
cover 6 verb protect, guard shelter, house, screen, reinforce, defend, secure
cover 5 verb protect, guard fend, shield, bulwark, safeguard, watch over
cover 9 verb include, contain reach, involve, examine, comprise, survey, incorporate, consider, embrace, meet
cover 9 verb include, contain encompass, suffice, comprehend, embody, deal with, provide for, be enough, refer to, take account of
cover 5 verb describe in published writing relate, detail, broadcast, investigate, report
cover 4 verb describe in published writing recount, narrate, tell of, write up
cover 2 verb fill in for, compensate balance, relieve
cover 10 verb fill in for, compensate offset, insure, counterbalance, substitute, double for, make good, make up for, stand in for, take over, take the rap for
cover 4 verb travel across area do, track, range, cross
cover 5 verb travel across area traverse, trek, pass over, journey over, pass through
coverage 6 noun inclusion report, insurance, analysis, scope, broadcasting, description
coverage 1 noun inclusion indemnity
covert 5 adj clandestine, underhanded hidden, secret, private, masked, buried
covert 23 adj clandestine, underhanded undercover, surreptitious, privy, camouflaged, cloaked, concealed, disguised, furtive, hush-hush, incognito, stealthy, sub rosa, ulterior, under wraps, underhand, unsuspected, veiled, obscured, QT, dissembled, incog, shrouded, under-the-table
cow 2 verb browbeat, intimidate enforce, scare
cow 29 verb browbeat, intimidate dishearten, terrorize, subdue, faze, frighten, unnerve, appall, bludgeon, rattle, embarrass, daunt, strong-arm, bully, dismay, discomfit, bluster, disconcert, hector, abash, awe, bulldoze, overawe, dragoon, showboat, buffalo, lean on, push around, turn on the heat, walk heavy
coward 3 noun person who is scared, easily intimidated mouse, sneak, rabbit
coward 32 noun person who is scared, easily intimidated wimp, poltroon, yellow, pessimist, chicken, alarmist, cur, dastard, shirker, recreant, baby, funk, malingerer, deserter, quitter, craven, caitiff, weakling, gutless, shirk, invertebrate, jellyfish, skulker, chicken heart, chicken liver, faint-of-heart, faintheart, fraidy-cat, lily liver, scaredy cat, white liver, yellow belly
cowardice 1 noun timidity fear
cowardice 8 noun timidity gutlessness, pusillanimity, faintheartedness, fearfulness, funk, cold feet, mousiness, wimpiness
cowardly 9 adj fearful afraid, anxious, base, nervous, retiring, scared, shrinking, shy, weak
cowardly 32 adj fearful dastardly, apprehensive, backward, caitiff, craven, diffident, fainthearted, frightened, gutless, jittery, lily-livered, paper tiger, pusillanimous, recreant, soft, spineless, timid, timorous, worthless, yellow, panicky, chicken-hearted, cowering, cowhearted, dismayed, having the willies, lacking courage, no guts, pigeonhearted, running scared, weak-kneed, yellow-bellied
crack 10 adj super, first-rate superior, expert, choice, capital, elite, best, able, excellent, skilled, talented
crack 9 adj super, first-rate ace, crackerjack, pro, adept, deluxe, first-class, proficient, skillful, handpicked
crack 8 noun break, crevice chip, gap, split, hole, division, interval, cut, rent
crack 13 noun break, crevice rift, fissure, fracture, breach, chink, interstice, cranny, crevasse, discontinuity, rime, cleft, rima, rimation
crack 18 noun loud sound, usually from hitting explosion, stroke, noise, shot, burst, pop, slam, go, belt, blow, clip, boom, snap, crash, slap, report, blast, splitting
crack 15 noun loud sound, usually from hitting thump, wham, whack, buffet, smack, stab, wallop, bash, smash, thwack, bang, clout, cuff, clap, splintering
crack 5 noun attempt to do something shot, pop, try, go, opportunity
crack 4 noun attempt to do something whirl, fling, stab, whack
crack 3 noun joke remark, return, dig
crack 9 noun joke quip, insult, gag, jibe, jest, witticism, wisecrack, funny remark, smart remark
crack 12 verb break, usually into parts chop, crash, injure, burst, damage, pop, hurt, explode, split, snap, chip, ring
crack 9 verb break, usually into parts splinter, fracture, rive, impair, cleave, crackle, detonate, shiver, sever
crack 2 verb lose self-control collapse, yield
crack 13 verb lose self-control flip, succumb, blow up, go crazy, go to pieces, break down, become deranged, become insane, bug out, give way, go bonkers, lose it, blow one's mind
crack 2 verb hit very hard slap, clip
crack 8 verb hit very hard whack, thunder, thump, buffet, cuff, clout, wallop, bash
crack 2 verb discover meaning, answer break, solve
crack 8 verb discover meaning, answer decipher, decode, decrypt, fathom, work out, cryptanalyze, figure out, get answer
craft 4 noun expertise, skill technique, art, ability, cunning
craft 12 noun expertise, skill dexterity, artistry, expertness, adeptness, adroitness, ingenuity, proficiency, know-how, aptitude, cleverness, knack, competence
craft 3 noun deceit, scheme art, strategy, cunning
craft 19 noun deceit, scheme trickery, guile, duplicity, stratagem, subtlety, artfulness, shrewdness, contrivance, foxiness, subterfuge, artifice, craftiness, slyness, ruse, wiles, wiliness, cageyness, canniness, disingenuity
craft 10 noun business, discipline art, profession, calling, career, work, trade, pursuit, line, employment, occupation
craft 3 noun business, discipline handicraft, vocation, métier
craft 8 noun water or air vehicle aircraft, plane, vessel, ship, airplane, boat, shipping, bottom
craft 6 noun water or air vehicle spacecraft, barge, blimp, watercraft, zeppelin, air ship
craftsman 5 noun skilled person specialist, master, mechanic, maker, manufacturer
craftsman 7 noun skilled person artisan, journeyman, smith, wright, technician, machinist, skilled worker
crash 6 noun bang; banging sound blast, sound, burst, slam, boom, crack
crash 13 noun bang; banging sound clash, smash, din, wham, thunder, clang, clatter, peal, racket, clap, thunderclap, smashing, clattering
crash 5 noun collision, accidental hitting impact, accident, collapse, shock, jar
crash 23 noun collision, accidental hitting wreck, debacle, pileup, smash, crunch, bump, concussion, ram, jolt, percussion, thump, total, ditch, thud, smashup, washout, sideswipe, splashdown, crack-up, fender bender, fender tag, rear-ender, stack-up
crash 7 noun computer system failure abend, head crash, program crash, program error, program failure, system crash, system error
crash 1 verb break into pieces fragment
crash 15 verb break into pieces smash, crunch, disintegrate, splinter, shatter, dash, shiver, fracture, total, crack up, sideswipe, bang into, pile up, smash up, wrack up
crash 7 verb fall plunge, collapse, drop, slip, meet, upset, pitch
crash 25 verb fall smash, hurtle, tumble, ditch, dive, collide, bump, topple, overturn, sprawl, lurch, pancake, bite the dust, overbalance, prang, washout, crash-land, drive into, fall flat, fall headlong, fall prostrate, give way, go in, plough into, splash down
cream 1 noun lotion, oil essence
cream 13 noun lotion, oil ointment, paste, jelly, unction, liniment, cosmetic, salve, unguent, moisturizer, demulcent, cerate, chrism, emulsion
cream 10 noun the best flower, prize, top, favorite, fat, choice, pick, pride, elite, finest
cream 3 noun the best prime, skim, crème de la crème
create 30 verb develop in mind or physically organize, discover, invent, constitute, shape, design, establish, make, construct, start, build, form, produce, plan, generate, conceive, initiate, found, fashion, compose, author, perform, father, parent, effect, imagine, coin, rear, invest, occasion
create 23 verb develop in mind or physically spawn, devise, set up, forge, formulate, sire, contrive, procreate, concoct, actualize, erect, hatch, beget, fabricate, originate, institute, bring to pass, dream up, bring into being, bring into existence, cause to be, give birth to, give life to
creation 10 noun development of entity formation, production, establishment, foundation, conception, constitution, imagination, generation, making, institution
creation 10 noun development of entity origination, genesis, nascency, procreation, inception, formulation, nativity, laying down, setting up, siring
creation 4 noun all living things life, nature, universe, world
creation 6 noun all living things macrocosm, totality, cosmos, living world, macrocosmos, megacosm
creation 5 noun invention, concoction concept, production, work, achievement, piece
creation 7 noun invention, concoction brainchild, handiwork, opus, magnum opus, work of genius, chef-d'oeuvre, pièce de résistance
creature 10 noun being, beast woman, individual, soul, fellow, person, animal, man, body, creation, party
creature 9 noun being, beast personage, brute, mortal, living thing, critter, quadruped, varmint, living being, lower animal
credibility 7 noun believeableness prospect, validity, chance, reliability, integrity, possibility, likelihood
credibility 9 noun believeableness soundness, solidity, probability, plausibility, believability, trustworthiness, solidness, tenability, satisfactoriness
credit 15 noun recognition; trust attention, faith, notice, confidence, merit, belief, thanks, praise, distinction, fame, approval, glory, honor, strokes, points
credit 9 noun recognition; trust kudos, acknowledgment, commendation, reliance, credence, acclaim, tribute, brownie points, pat on the back
credit 8 noun reputation, status standing, weight, influence, regard, character, authority, position, fame
credit 7 noun reputation, status prestige, clout, renown, esteem, repute, estimation, good name
credit 10 noun deferred payment arrangement; assets wealth, mortgage, loan, bond, balance, stock, extension, plastic, trust, securities
credit 12 noun deferred payment arrangement; assets continuance, debenture, lien, respite, tab, installment plan, capital outlay, installment buying, on account, on the arm, on the cuff, surplus cash
credit 9 verb believe, depend on trust, consider, accept, buy, feel, deem, sense, hold, think
credit 9 verb believe, depend on rely on, swallow, bank on, fall for, hand it to one, have faith in, pat on back, take as gospel truth, take stock in
credit 2 verb accredit, assign to refer, lay
credit 6 verb accredit, assign to defer, impute, ascribe to, attribute to, chalk up to, charge to
creed 8 noun belief, principles faith, profession, ideology, religion, doctrine, confession, conviction, church
creed 8 noun belief, principles dogma, tenet, persuasion, catechism, canon, cult, Weltanschauung, articles of faith
creep 4 verb crawl along, usually on ground sneak, edge, steal, scramble
creep 19 verb crawl along, usually on ground slither, glide, slink, lurk, tiptoe, wriggle, snake, inch, pussyfoot, squirm, insinuate, skulk, writhe, grovel, gumshoe, worm, scrabble, approach unnoticed, crawl on all fours
crew 17 noun group working together crowd, company, band, squad, troop, team, gang, set, cluster, bunch, lot, party, collection, organization, pack, workers, hands
crew 18 noun group working together corps, troupe, horde, retinue, posse, swarm, bevy, faction, complement, aggregation, herd, congregation, mob, covey, sect, assemblage, sailors, working party
cricket 14 adj impartial fair, decent, honest, reasonable, stable, proper, just, due, ethical, level, moral, objective, right, square
cricket 17 adj impartial unbiased, candid, disinterested, dispassionate, even-handed, fair and square, impersonal, nonpartisan, proportionate, rightful, unprejudiced, fair shake, even-steven, fair-to-middling, nondiscriminatory, square deal, uncolored
crime 11 noun offense against the law case, violation, evil, scandal, corruption, hit, sneak, break, wrong, fault, job
crime 37 noun offense against the law lawlessness, felony, misdemeanor, infraction, transgression, misdeed, breach, wrongdoing, misconduct, atrocity, malfeasance, abomination, trespass, dereliction, racket, enormity, wickedness, caper, depravity, outrage, immorality, infringement, delinquency, illegality, vice, iniquity, mortal sin, villainy, tort, criminality, antisocial behavior, delict, delictum, evil behavior, fast one, malefaction, unlawful act
criminal 6 adj lawless, felonious illegal, heavy, wrong, bent, caught, dirty
criminal 25 adj lawless, felonious scandalous, unlawful, vicious, illegitimate, deplorable, corrupt, illicit, immoral, senseless, racket, wildcat, crooked, culpable, hung up, iniquitous, nefarious, off base, peccant, shady, smoking gun, villainous, wicked, indictable, out of line, unrighteous
criminal 2 noun person who breaks the law offender, convict
criminal 38 noun person who breaks the law culprit, crook, hooligan, fugitive, gangster, hoodlum, felon, thug, mobster, lawbreaker, heavy, hustler, delinquent, desperado, trespasser, mug, racketeer, hood, wrongdoer, malefactor, evildoer, outlaw, muscle, con, yardbird, transgressor, jailbird, blackmailer, repeater, sinner, deuce, guerilla, scofflaw, bad actor, black marketeer, ex-con, inside person, slippery eel
crisis 16 noun critical situation dilemma, emergency, pressure, mess, confrontation, situation, trouble, change, disaster, height, pass, corner, trauma, puzzle, necessity, trial
crisis 32 noun critical situation crunch, catastrophe, impasse, deadlock, climax, strait, juncture, perplexity, plight, culmination, climacteric, crossroad, exigency, crux, embarrassment, imbroglio, entanglement, predicament, extremity, pinch, quandary, contingency, pickle, urgency, stew, dire straits, moment of truth, point of no return, turning point, big trouble, hot potato, hour of decision
critic 3 noun analyst, interpreter expert, authority, judge
critic 13 noun analyst, interpreter pundit, cartoonist, reviewer, commentator, connoisseur, sharpshooter, arbiter, diagnostic, expositor, caricaturist, annotator, analyzer, evaluator
critic 32 noun faultfinder, detractor doubter, complainant, quibbler, caviler, censor, attacker, complainer, carper, backseat driver, zapper, maligner, muckraker, defamer, disparager, scolder, slanderer, worrier, nagger, vilifier, aristarch, belittler, blamer, censurer, disapprover, disputer, fretter, hypercritic, mud-slinger, nit-picker, panner, reviler, sidewalk superintendent
critical 10 adj fault-finding, detracting demanding, biting, critic, cutting, exacting, lowering, particular, severe, sharp, condemning
critical 35 adj fault-finding, detracting analytical, captious, carping, censorious, choleric, cynical, derogatory, diagnostic, discerning, discriminating, disparaging, finicky, fussy, hairsplitting, hypercritical, niggling, penetrating, sarcastic, satirical, scolding, trenchant, withering, nagging, overcritical, belittling, calumniatory, caviling, cavillous, censuring, demeaning, disapproving, exceptive, humbling, nit-picking, reproachful
critical 11 adj urgently important crucial, strategic, vital, significant, dangerous, serious, risky, deciding, desperate, grave, pressing
critical 19 adj urgently important dire, integral, precarious, urgent, pivotal, decisive, perilous, acute, conclusive, consequential, hairy, hazardous, momentous, weighty, climacteric, determinative, all-important, exceptive, high-priority
criticism 15 noun interpretation, analysis comment, assessment, review, opinion, judgment, essay, notice, observation, examination, study, appreciation, estimate, evaluation, pan, rating
criticism 11 noun interpretation, analysis critique, elucidation, appraisal, exposition, rave, commentary, write-up, sideswipe, scorcher, reviewal, sleighride
criticism 5 noun verbal disapproval objection, slap, pan, blast, panning
criticism 32 noun verbal disapproval denunciation, animadversion, aspersion, disparagement, slam, static, cut, stricture, swipe, reproof, cavil, hit, faultfinding, censure, carping, flak, knock, opprobrium, vitriol, quibble, roast, Bronx cheer, put down, zapper, brickbats, bad press, call down, caviling, critical remarks, nit-picking, rap on knuckles, slap on wrist
crockery 3 noun earthenware pottery, porcelain, ceramics
crop 7 noun harvest of fruit, vegetable output, product, produce, yield, gathering, crops, fruits
crop 7 noun harvest of fruit, vegetable vintage, reaping, gleaning, fruitage, byproduct, annual production, season's growth
crop 4 verb cut, trim off chop, clip, reduce, top
crop 17 verb cut, trim off shave, prune, shear, mow, pare, hew, truncate, shorten, disengage, snip, lop, slash, curtail, detach, skive, pollard, detruncate
cross 1 adj very angry; in a bad mood short
cross 40 adj very angry; in a bad mood peeved, faultfinding, annoyed, cantankerous, captious, choleric, churlish, crabby, cranky, crotchety, crusty, disagreeable, fractious, fretful, grouchy, grumpy, ill-tempered, impatient, irascible, irritable, jumpy, peevish, petulant, put out, querulous, quick-tempered, ratty, snappy, sullen, surly, testy, touchy, waspish, tetchy, vexed, caviling, ill-humored, out of humor, pettish, splenetic
cross 5 verb traverse an area span, sail, cruise, bridge, meet
cross 12 verb traverse an area navigate, ply, pass over, overpass, voyage, zigzag, transverse, cut across, ford, extend over, go across, move across
cross 1 verb intersect, lie across divide
cross 9 verb intersect, lie across crisscross, crosscut, bisect, intertwine, decussate, lace, intercross, lie athwart of, rest across
cross 1 verb hybridize, mix blend
cross 8 verb hybridize, mix mingle, interbreed, crossbreed, mongrelize, cross-fertilize, cross-pollinate, cross-mate, intercross
cross 7 verb betray, hinder block, buck, deny, frustrate, resist, oppose, interfere
cross 24 verb betray, hinder obstruct, sell, thwart, stymie, flummox, cramp, stonewall, foil, impede, crab, backtalk, stump, crimp, snafu, double-cross, foul up, sell out, stab in the back, take on, louse up, bollix, have bone to pick, knock props out, take wind out of sails
crossing 6 noun pathway to traverse larger path bridge, passage, network, exchange, screen, loop
crossing 15 noun pathway to traverse larger path overpass, crossroad, junction, intersection, interchange, traverse, traversal, grating, underpass, cloverleaf, crossway, decussation, crosswalk, gridiron, grade crossing
crouch 5 verb stoop low; cringe bend, kneel, duck, dip, bow
crouch 12 verb stoop low; cringe huddle, squat, hunch, cower, grovel, stoop, wince, quail, hunker down, quat, bend down, scrooch down
crowd 26 noun large assembly group, people, crew, mass, lot, party, press, circle, pack, flood, set, stream, cluster, cattle, drove, array, cloud, bunch, army, masses, crush, company, host, meet, organization, scores
crowd 29 noun large assembly throng, horde, sellout, congregation, mob, clique, flock, congeries, legion, posse, swarm, concourse, jam, rabble, multitude, coterie, faction, blowout, herd, confluence, conflux, troupe, deluge, muster, tumult, surge, rank and file, gaggle, great unwashed
crowd 6 noun special group of friends circle, group, lot, set, push, bunch
crowd 5 noun special group of friends coterie, faction, posse, clique, in-crowd
crowd 14 verb cram, press into area stream, cluster, gather, pile, squeeze, pack, shove, bear, crush, elbow, mass, troop, push, bunch
crowd 23 verb cram, press into area throng, swamp, congest, deluge, huddle, swarm, congregate, flock, bundle, squish, muster, ram, squash, surge, jam, jam-pack, overcrowd, sardine, chock, justle, pack like sardines, top off, pack 'em in
crown 7 noun top; best head, top, tip, roof, summit, peak, ultimate
crown 11 noun top; best culmination, pinnacle, zenith, acme, apex, vertex, meridian, crest, climax, perfection, fastigium
crown 9 noun tiara for royalty headdress, diadem, garland, circlet, wreath, coronet, chaplet, coronal, headband
crown 1 noun royalty sovereignty
crown 8 noun royalty ruler, monarchy, sovereign, potentate, monarch, crowned head, supreme ruler, the throne
crown 14 verb reward, dignify authorize, strengthen, determine, sanction, establish, arm, raise, commission, fix, enable, invest, settle, install, honor
crown 16 verb reward, dignify inaugurate, induct, ennoble, endue, erect, exalt, festoon, heighten, stabilize, dower, delegate, endow, adorn, set up, coronate, enthrone
crown 5 verb be the culmination of perfect, finish, complete, top, cap
crown 9 verb be the culmination of terminate, consummate, fulfill, surmount, crest, climax, round off, put finishing touch on, top off
crown 4 verb hit, usually on head box, knock, punch, strike
crown 3 verb hit, usually on head smite, biff, cuff
crude 5 adj vulgar, unpolished in manner cheap, raw, rough, dirty, loud
crude 35 adj vulgar, unpolished in manner boorish, indecent, rude, savage, obscene, clumsy, coarse, lewd, crass, gross, foul, barnyard, awkward, backward, earthy, filthy, ignorant, indelicate, inelegant, insensible, loutish, oafish, raunchy, smutty, tacky, tactless, uncouth, unenlightened, ungainly, unskillful, cloddish, grody, ill-bred, loud-mouthed, lowbred
crude 7 adj unrefined, natural harsh, simple, raw, outline, green, thick, rough
crude 32 adj unrefined, natural primitive, rude, rudimentary, makeshift, unprocessed, coarse, homemade, amateurish, rustic, homespun, callow, immature, impure, inexpert, sketchy, undeveloped, unfinished, unformed, unpolished, unprepared, untaught, untrained, prentice, in the rough, rough-hewn, ungraded, unmatured, unmilled, unproficient, unsorted, unworked, unwrought
cruel 7 adj vicious, pitiless; causing pain harsh, bitter, evil, brutal, painful, fierce, hard
cruel 42 adj vicious, pitiless; causing pain atrocious, heartless, ruthless, inhuman, callous, cold-blooded, merciless, tyrannical, barbarous, vicious, hateful, unkind, spiteful, sadistic, wicked, relentless, bestial, bloodthirsty, degenerate, depraved, excruciating, ferocious, flinty, hellish, implacable, inexorable, malevolent, monstrous, pernicious, poignant, revengeful, sinful, unfeeling, unnatural, unrelenting, vengeful, virulent, rancorous, inhumane, brutish, demoniac, hard-hearted
cruelty 1 noun brutality, harshness spite
cruelty 39 noun brutality, harshness savagery, torture, inhumanity, malice, barbarity, persecution, barbarism, bestiality, rancor, despotism, sadism, wickedness, severity, animality, fierceness, venom, depravity, ferocity, viciousness, insensibility, malignity, coarseness, truculence, spitefulness, coldness, callousness, insensitiveness, unfeelingness, murderousness, mercilessness, unkindness, heartlessness, bloodthirstiness, ruthlessness, savageness, masochism, brutishness, fiendishness, hard-heartedness
crustacean 1 noun arthropod shellfish
crutch 5 noun support help, stick, aid, post, staff
crutch 5 noun support cane, bolster, buttress, prop, brace
cry 1 noun weeping and making sad sounds tears
cry 22 noun weeping and making sad sounds sob, howl, lament, blubber, bawling, snivel, blubbering, sobbing, wailing, bawl, mourning, yowl, weep, keening, bewailing, howling, lamentation, sorrowing, whimpering, snivelling, shedding tears, the blues
cry 10 noun calling out; yelling shout, cheer, scream, note, call, song, report, bay, pipe, yell
cry 51 noun calling out; yelling groan, wail, roar, outcry, whine, whistle, chatter, clamor, grunt, shriek, howl, bellow, crow, ejaculation, expletive, hoot, whoop, squeak, hullabaloo, holler, clack, bark, motto, fuss, exclamation, hiss, vociferation, hurrah, squawk, ruckus, cackle, cluck, bawl, yawp, squall, acclamation, yammer, quack, yelp, screech, uproar, gobble, coo, trill, caw, mewling, moo, whinny, nicker, meow, yoo-hoo
cry 3 verb weep and make sad sounds sigh, complain, regret
cry 40 verb weep and make sad sounds moan, sob, groan, wail, grieve, mourn, weep, howl, fret, bemoan, bewail, sniff, lament, sorrow, whimper, whine, bawl, squall, keen, snivel, caterwaul, blubber, yowl, deplore, yammer, choke up, crack up, break down, mewl, blub, boohoo, burst into tears, dissolve in tears, let go, let it all out, put on the weeps, ring the blues, shed bitter tears, shed tears, turn on waterworks
cry 7 verb call out, yell shout, cheer, scream, call, low, bay, pipe
cry 43 verb call out, yell growl, exclaim, whoop, holler, coo, bark, grunt, shriek, howl, bellow, crow, twitter, hoot, clack, gabble, tweet, ejaculate, hiss, clamor, bleat, squawk, cackle, cluck, bawl, yawp, whistle, snarl, hail, chatter, quack, yelp, roar, screech, vociferate, croak, trill, moo, whinny, nicker, meow, caw, holler out, sing out
cry 4 verb advertise publish, proclaim, broadcast, announce
cry 9 verb advertise bark, promulgate, puff, hype, publicize, hawk, trumpet, build up, press-agent
crystal 9 adj clear, transparent clear-cut, limpid, lucid, luminous, pellucid, translucent, lucent, transpicuous, unblurred
cucumber 4 noun paper money currency, bill, note, single
cucumber 9 noun paper money greenback, buck, clam, certificate, ace, folding money, legal tender, one-spot, bank note
cultivate 14 verb develop land for growing plant, manage, raise, prepare, tend, harvest, garden, farm, work, crop, labor, till, seed, dress
cultivate 6 verb develop land for growing fertilize, breed, propagate, plow, ripen, mature
cultivate 12 verb enrich situation; give special attention develop, encourage, promote, improve, discipline, advance, court, better, foster, train, nurse, further
cultivate 22 verb enrich situation; give special attention bolster, nourish, enrich, refine, cherish, elevate, ameliorate, polish, nurture, civilize, bring on, brownnose, butter up, get in with, get next to, get on good side of, play up to, run after, seek friendship, shine up to, suck up to, take pains with
cultivate 18 verb nurture, take care of educate, raise, pursue, encourage, promote, improve, foster, help, support, better, forward, instruct, train, aid, further, teach, nurse, rear
cultivate 5 verb nurture, take care of refine, cherish, patronize, ameliorate, devote oneself to
cultural 10 adj educational, enlightening artistic, helpful, influential, learned, liberal, stimulating, advancing, expanding, promoting, raising
cultural 30 adj educational, enlightening beneficial, broadening, constructive, corrective, humane, humanizing, instructive, nurturing, refined, refining, civilizing, edifying, educative, developmental, uplifting, adorning, beautifying, dignifying, disciplining, elevating, ennobling, enriching, glorifying, inspirational, liberalizing, ornamenting, polishing, regenerative, socializing, widening
culture 22 noun breeding, education, sophistication fashion, art, ability, science, practice, experience, civilization, perception, skill, manners, learning, dress, capacity, discrimination, improvement, finish, class, address, grace, dignity, training, accomplishment
culture 19 noun breeding, education, sophistication polish, urbanity, gentility, erudition, savoir-faire, elegance, cultivation, enlightenment, elevation, tact, delicacy, proficiency, refinement, courtesy, kindness, nobility, politeness, aestheticism, good taste
culture 9 noun ideas, values of a people development, lifestyle, knowledge, habit, society, civilization, customs, convention, grounding
culture 8 noun ideas, values of a people folklore, mores, way of life, ethnology, humanism, arts and sciences, folkways, the arts
culture 4 noun development of land agriculture, tending, farming, raising
culture 5 noun development of land gardening, cultivation, agrology, agronomy, agronomics
cup 3 noun container for drinking drink, bowl, vessel
cup 14 noun container for drinking mug, beaker, potion, chalice, grail, teacup, cannikin, goblet, stein, tumbler, draught, cupful, taster, demitasse
cupboard 3 noun storage cabinet closet, facility, press
cupboard 7 noun storage cabinet locker, storeroom, sideboard, repository, buffet, wardrobe, depository
curious 7 adj desiring knowledge, understanding interested, puzzled, questioning, searching, interfering, examining, peering
curious 17 adj desiring knowledge, understanding inquisitive, analytical, impertinent, inquiring, intrusive, meddlesome, meddling, nosy, prurient, prying, investigative, snoopy, disquisitive, inspecting, peeping, scrutinizing, tampering
curious 13 adj very odd exotic, unusual, puzzling, remarkable, extraordinary, strange, mysterious, wonderful, weird, unique, novel, rare, unexpected
curious 9 adj very odd peculiar, bizarre, marvelous, oddball, quaint, queer, singular, unconventional, unorthodox
curl 2 noun loop, ringlet, curve wave, twist
curl 11 noun loop, ringlet, curve coil, spiral, quirk, kink, whorl, swirl, flourish, crimp, frizz, curlicue, crispation
curl 9 verb bend, loop curve, twist, fold, roll, wave, snake, lap, turn, wind
curl 26 verb bend, loop buckle, writhe, contort, twirl, coil, convolute, crook, ripple, twine, undulate, spiral, swirl, crimp, entwine, zigzag, indent, crisp, ringlet, kink, crinkle, meander, wreathe, scallop, corkscrew, frizz, form into ringlets
currency 6 noun paper and coin money of a country cash, notes, dough, bread, bills, coins
currency 15 noun paper and coin money of a country wad, cabbage, roll, chicken feed, cold cash, folding money, legal tender, medium of exchange, moolah, specie, dinero, coinage, almighty dollar, green stuff, piece of change
current 13 adj contemporary; common modern, ongoing, present, prevailing, instant, general, ruling, in, accepted, doing, popular, widespread, swinging
current 31 adj contemporary; common now, fad, mod, accustomed, afoot, circulating, customary, extant, fashionable, hot, in vogue, prevalent, rampant, regnant, rife, state-of-the-art, topical, trendy, up-to-date, existent, present-day, common knowledge, cutting-edge, going around, in circulation, in progress, in the mainstream, in the news, in use, leading-edge, on front burner
current 10 noun flow of something, usually water tide, flood, river, stream, rush, run, jet, juice, drift, course
current 6 noun flow of something, usually water progression, spate, flux, draught, ebb and flow, tidal motion
curriculum 3 noun course of study schedule, subjects, studies
curriculum 4 noun course of study syllabus, educational program, modules, program of studies
curtain 5 noun window covering screen, shade, blind, film, hanging
curtain 14 noun window covering decoration, drape, shutter, shroud, veil, rag, shield, drapery, jalousie, valance, oleo, portiere, roller, Venetian blind
curve 8 noun arched, rounded line or object loop, sweep, bend, circle, bow, turn, circuit, round
curve 35 noun arched, rounded line or object trajectory, arc, arch, contour, swerve, hairpin, crook, whorl, ambit, concavity, quirk, curvature, festoon, bight, compass, circumference, vault, chord, horseshoe, ellipse, hyperbola, ogee, helix, flexure, curlicue, parabola, meniscus, camber, half-moon, catenary, incurvature, incurvation, sinuosity, curvation, rondure
curve 9 verb bending in a shape or course twist, bend, loop, round, turn, bow, snake, hook, wind
curve 21 verb bending in a shape or course swerve, veer, bulge, buckle, spiral, crumple, coil, curl, skew, stoop, crook, arc, gyrate, divert, arch, deviate, concave, convex, wreathe, inflect, incurve
cushion 2 noun pillow, pad rest, seat
cushion 11 noun pillow, pad buffer, bolster, hassock, fender, sham, headrest, mat, beanbag, squab, bumper, woolsack
cushion 3 verb pad, protect from blow soften, support, pillow
cushion 10 verb pad, protect from blow bolster, dampen, insulate, buttress, seclude, suppress, cradle, muffle, deaden, stifle
cuss 6 noun swearword blasphemy, obscenity, expletive, curse, four-letter word, cussword
cuss 3 verb swear curse, blaspheme, use profanity
custody 7 noun supervision, charge of something protection, care, keeping, management, observation, watch, conservation
custody 12 noun supervision, charge of something guardianship, preservation, safekeeping, aegis, ward, salvation, superintendence, auspices, custodianship, trusteeship, tute-lage, wardship
custody 3 noun confinement, jailing arrest, jail, keeping
custody 4 noun confinement, jailing imprisonment, detention, incarceration, duress
customer 4 noun buyer of goods, services client, consumer, patron, prospect
customer 4 noun buyer of goods, services clientele, habitué, purchaser, regular shopper
cut 14 noun incision wound, trim, chip, rip, rent, passage, slot, section, mark, opening, sculpture, stroke, chop, carving
cut 25 noun incision laceration, shave, snip, slit, trench, fissure, nick, slash, cleft, gash, prick, dissection, graze, stab, nip, intersection, furrow, pierce, cleavage, penetration, notch, groove, rabbet, kerf, scarification
cut 6 noun reduction, diminution saving, reduction, decrease, lowering, fall, economy
cut 4 noun reduction, diminution cutback, downsize, decrement, lessening
cut 11 noun portion of profit division, slice, member, bite, share, part, lot, percentage, piece, segment, section
cut 7 noun portion of profit quota, kickback, moiety, chop, allotment, allowance, partage
cut 6 noun style, shape of clothing fashion, look, form, construction, mode, figure
cut 1 noun style, shape of clothing configuration
cut 2 noun insult offense, abuse
cut 2 noun insult indignity, hateful remark
cut 5 noun type, kind sort, description, cast, lot, feather
cut 3 noun type, kind stamp, ilk, mold
cut 15 verb sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise slice, rip, carve, clip, chip, crop, saw, score, fell, divide, bite, separate, quarter, level, part
cut 53 verb sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise shave, slash, curtail, slay, snip, slit, sliver, hack, guillotine, hew, decussate, nick, lop, intersect, behead, perforate, shear, dissever, gash, massacre, hash, saber, lacerate, mow, slaughter, amputate, reap, pierce, prune, bisect, dissect, chisel, facet, notch, raze, rive, skive, rend, mince, dice, flitch, cleave, sickle, chine, scythe, dispatch, puncture, penetrate, scarify, scissor, rabbet, lay open, mow down
cute 4 adj perky, attractive beautiful, charming, pleasant, pretty
cute 3 adj perky, attractive delightful, adorable, dainty
cutlery 1 noun silver service
cutlery 3 noun silver tableware, flatware, hollowware
cutlery 1 noun eating utensils flatware
cutting 8 adj nasty, hateful raw, pointed, biting, sharp, acid, bitter, severe, wounding
cutting 18 adj nasty, hateful barbed, scathing, incisive, trenchant, piercing, sarcastic, stinging, sardonic, caustic, acerbic, penetrating, crisp, clear-cut, probing, acrimonious, hurtful, malicious, ingoing
cycle 16 noun era, phase revolution, series, period, course, rhythm, round, wheel, run, chain, sequence, ring, orbit, age, circuit, circle, loop
cycle 8 noun era, phase alternation, sequel, succession, rotation, eon, periodicity, aeon, isochronism
cylinder 1 noun a geometrical form barrel
cylinder 2 noun a geometrical form circular solid, volumetric curve
daily 8 adj occurring every day; during the day regularly, often, constantly, regular, routine, everyday, ordinary, common
daily 13 adj occurring every day; during the day periodic, commonplace, day after day, per diem, quotidian, cyclic, day-to-day, circadian, day by day, diurnal, from day to day, once a day, once daily
dairy 2 noun producer of milk products farm, factory
dairy 5 noun producer of milk products buttery, dairy farm, creamery, cow barn, pasteurizing plant
damage 18 noun injury, loss blow, harm, illness, wound, corruption, suffering, accident, destruction, casualty, pollution, stroke, ruin, waste, evil, hurt, wrong, reverse, ruining
damage 31 noun injury, loss devastation, hardship, bruise, disturbance, deterioration, contamination, impairment, catastrophe, knockout, mishap, adulteration, affliction, wrecking, ravage, outrage, mischief, infliction, bane, disservice, debasement, breakage, spoilage, blemish, deprivation, depreciation, detriment, wreckage, adversity, marring, mutilation, cave-in
damage 17 verb cause injury, loss harm, weaken, injure, ruin, wound, burn, hurt, break, undermine, tear, scratch, fade, crack, split, wrong, abuse, dirty
damage 40 verb cause injury, loss pollute, impair, cripple, tarnish, ravage, contaminate, maim, mar, infect, batter, smash, wreck, mangle, scorch, deface, defile, scathe, incapacitate, corrupt, rot, gnaw, disintegrate, maltreat, vitiate, blight, stain, disfigure, lacerate, dismantle, stab, spoil, bleach, mutilate, corrode, discolor, rust, bang up, tamper with, wear away, wreak havoc on
damn 12 verb condemn, denounce abuse, slam, sentence, attack, convict, pan, punish, blast, criticize, swear, flame, ban
damn 29 verb condemn, denounce curse, excoriate, expel, confound, blaspheme, castigate, anathematize, penalize, imprecate, doom, proscribe, jinx, cuss, objurgate, censure, revile, banish, execrate, excommunicate, darn, cast out, complain of, cry down, denunciate, drat, fulminate against, inveigle against, object to, thunder against
damned 5 adj hateful, unwelcome lost, bad, condemned, blasted, unhappy
damned 29 adj hateful, unwelcome darned, lousy, reprobate, infernal, confounded, doomed, blessed, bloody, cursed, accursed, blooming, revolting, damnable, despicable, detestable, done for, execrable, infamous, loathsome, anathematized, cussed, voodooed, darn, all-fired, blankety-blank, dang, doggone, dratted, gone to blazes
dance 10 noun moving feet and body to music rock, tap, skip, jump, trip, leap, step, spin, twist, swing
dance 39 noun moving feet and body to music disco, waltz, shimmy, caper, jig, hop, frolic, sway, cavort, hustle, whirl, strut, promenade, prance, tread, flit, careen, bob, gambol, get down, samba, tango, rhumba, foxtrot, jitter, jitterbug, boogie, conga, jive, Charleston, one-step, two-step, boogie down, bunny hop, cut a rug, foot it, hoof it, trip the light fantastic, rock n' roll
dance 4 noun party for moving to music jump, ball, social, formal
dance 10 noun party for moving to music prom, disco, mingle, masquerade, brawl, shindig, promenade, hop, hoedown, sock hop
danger 10 noun hazard, troublesome situation risk, exposure, uncertainty, emergency, possibility, threat, crisis, venture, storm, clouds
danger 18 noun hazard, troublesome situation peril, probability, insecurity, jeopardy, vulnerability, instability, menace, pitfall, precariousness, exigency, precipice, endangerment, dynamite, slipperiness, double trouble, hot potato, risky business, thin ice
dangerous 15 adj hazardous, troubling threatening, deadly, terrible, bad, critical, alarming, serious, nasty, fatal, risky, delicate, exposed, loaded, pressing, vulnerable
dangerous 36 adj hazardous, troubling treacherous, unhealthy, unsafe, precarious, ugly, unstable, perilous, breakneck, chancy, formidable, hairy, heavy, hot, impending, impregnable, insecure, malignant, menacing, mortal, portentous, queasy, serpentine, shaky, speculative, thorny, ticklish, touch-and-go, touchy, urgent, viperous, wicked, jeopardous, parlous, dynamite, dangersome, on collision course
dare 5 noun challenge, defiance taunt, defy, cartel, stump, provocation
dare 11 verb challenge, defy someone resist, oppose, threaten, provoke, cope, front, confront, face, brave, meet, beard
dare 21 verb challenge, defy someone taunt, insult, spurn, bully, goad, denounce, disregard, scorn, mock, laugh at, run the gauntlet, face off, knock chip off shoulder, make my day, muster courage, outdare, square off, step over the line, take one on, throw down gauntlet, call one's bluff
dare 10 verb take a risk; be courageous undertake, attempt, stake, hazard, try, brave, adventure, venture, speculate, risk
dare 12 verb take a risk; be courageous presume, endanger, endeavor, gamble, go ahead, be bold, make bold, pluck up, run the risk, take a chance, take heart, try one's hand
dark 5 adj lack of light black, faint, vague, clouded, shaded
dark 43 adj lack of light dim, misty, murky, shadowy, overcast, somber, cloudy, dingy, gloomy, drab, foggy, dull, dusk, dusky, grimy, indistinct, inky, lurid, nebulous, obscure, opaque, shady, sooty, sunless, tenebrous, blackish, caliginous, pitch-black, pitchy, darkened, dun, cimmerian, aphotic, atramentous, crepuscular, ill-lighted, lightless, obfuscous, pitch-dark, rayless, stygian, unlighted, unlit
dark 1 adj shaded complexion, hair black
dark 13 adj shaded complexion, hair tan, brunette, brunet, ebony, sable, dusky, swarthy, bistered, adumbral, dark-complexioned, dark-skinned, ebon, swart
dark 4 adj hidden, secret mysterious, deep, complicated, puzzling
dark 18 adj hidden, secret occult, mystic, abstruse, anagogic, arcane, cabalistic, concealed, cryptic, enigmatic, esoteric, intricate, knotty, mystical, obscure, recondite, mystifying, Delphian, not known
dark 15 adj grim, hopeless sinister, somber, gloomy, drab, ominous, bleak, foreboding, cheerless, dismal, doleful, joyless, morbid, morose, mournful, unpropitious
dark 2 adj evil, satanic bad, horrible
dark 13 adj evil, satanic sinister, infernal, foul, atrocious, corrupt, damnable, hellish, immoral, infamous, nefarious, sinful, vile, wicked
dark 5 adj ignorant uncultivated, unenlightened, benighted, unlettered, unread
dark 3 adj angry, upset forbidding, frowning, threatening
dark 7 adj angry, upset ominous, sulky, dour, glum, sullen, glowering, scowling
dark 6 noun place, time without light darkness, shade, evening, midnight, night, shadows
dark 15 noun place, time without light dusk, gloom, opacity, obscurity, nighttime, dimness, murk, nightfall, murkiness, twilight, duskiness, witching hour, semidarkness, caliginosity, dead of night
dark 6 noun ignorance; mystery concealment, thickness, secrecy, seclusion, inscrutability, denseness
dash 3 noun fast race for short distance rush, run, bolt
dash 8 noun fast race for short distance sprint, zip, sortie, dart, onset, haste, spurt, birr
dash 8 noun flair, style force, energy, strength, might, life, power, spirit, intensity
dash 17 noun flair, style vim, zing, brio, zip, animation, vehemence, vigor, panache, flourish, oomph, verve, éclat, élan, birr, esprit, impressiveness, vivacity
dash 16 noun small amount; suggestion bit, hint, sprinkling, streak, sprinkle, trace, seasoning, drop, little, taste, part, grain, touch, suspicion, flavor, scattering
dash 11 noun small amount; suggestion pinch, trifle, lick, smidgen, tincture, tinge, zest, smack, squirt, soupçon, few drops
dash 15 verb run very fast for short distance fly, shoot, rush, tear, bound, bolt, hurry, chase, career, spring, course, charge, race, speed, boil
dash 13 verb run very fast for short distance gallop, scamper, scurry, dart, scoot, sprint, haste, lash, hasten, get on it, make a run for it, make it snappy, rush at
dash 9 verb break by hitting or throwing violently plunge, beat, slam, throw, hit, cast, charge, destroy, crash
dash 13 verb break by hitting or throwing violently smash, hurtle, fling, shatter, lunge, hurl, shiver, sling, splatter, cudgel, splinter, bludgeon, splash
dash 5 verb discourage, frustrate beat, ruin, blast, cloud, chill
dash 17 verb discourage, frustrate thwart, dampen, spoil, disappoint, dismay, balk, dispirit, chagrin, confound, abash, bilk, discomfort, baffle, foil, blight, nip, circumvent
date 14 noun point in time; particular day or time term, age, time, period, moment, day, stage, span, generation, spell, while, course, era, quarter
date 7 noun point in time; particular day or time reign, juncture, epoch, duration, hour, year, century
date 5 noun social engagement appointment, meeting, visit, interview, call
date 3 noun social engagement rendezvous, assignation, tryst
date 7 noun person accompanying another socially steady, companion, lover, girlfriend, partner, friend, boyfriend
date 3 noun person accompanying another socially sweetheart, escort, blind date
date 7 verb assign a time register, determine, mark, record, fix, isolate, measure
date 9 verb assign a time come from, chronicle, belong to, affix a date to, carbon-date, exist from, fix the date of, originate in, put in its place
date 3 verb see person socially see, court, attend
date 15 verb see person socially woo, escort, fix up, associate with, consort with, deuce it, go around together, go around with, go out with, go steady, go together, keep company, make a date, step around, take out
date 6 verb become obsolete obsolesce, obsolete, outdate, archaize, antiquate, show one's age
daughter 2 noun female child girl, woman
daughter 2 noun female child offspring, female offspring
dawn 4 noun beginning of day dawning, morning, light, bright
dawn 14 noun beginning of day daylight, daybreak, aurora, morn, sunup, cockcrow, sunrise, break of day, first blush, first light, crack of dawn, day peep, early bright, wee hours
dawn 10 noun a beginning dawning, birth, origin, foundation, head, opening, rise, start, source, unfolding
dawn 9 noun a beginning advent, outset, commencement, onset, inception, alpha, emergence, genesis, outstart
dawn 8 verb start unfold, emerge, begin, rise, develop, appear, initiate, open
dawn 5 verb start loom, lighten, originate, glimmer, show itself
day 2 noun light part of every 24 hours light, bright
day 14 noun light part of every 24 hours daylight, sunshine, sunlight, daytime, mean solar day, astronomical day, dawn-to-dark, diurnal course, early bright, light of day, nautical day, sidereal day, sunrise-to-sunset, working day
day 8 noun era term, period, time, prime, generation, age, height, cycle
day 5 noun era zenith, years, epoch, ascendancy, heyday
daylight 3 noun light part of 24 hours dawn, light, day
daylight 8 noun light part of 24 hours aurora, daybreak, sunrise, sunshine, daytime, sunlight, during the day, light of day
dead 8 adj no longer alive late, asleep, buried, cold, departed, stiff, gone, wasted
dead 31 adj no longer alive lifeless, deceased, bloodless, breathless, cadaverous, cut off, defunct, done for, extinct, inanimate, inert, spiritless, bereft of life, bought the farm, checked out, erased, expired, gone to meet maker, gone to reward, liquidated, mortified, no more, not existing, offed, passed away, perished, pushing up daisies, reposing, resting in peace, unanimated, out of one's misery
dead 5 adj indifferent, cold flat, asleep, boring, still, wooden
dead 24 adj indifferent, cold paralyzed, apathetic, callous, dull, frigid, glazed, inert, insensitive, insipid, lukewarm, numb, senseless, spiritless, stagnant, stale, tasteless, torpid, unfeeling, uninteresting, unresponsive, vapid, anesthetized, deadened, numbed
dead 9 adj not working exhausted, spent, lost, tired, still, departed, gone, vanished, worn
dead 15 adj not working unemployed, barren, bygone, defunct, extinct, inactive, inoperative, obsolete, stagnant, sterile, unprofitable, useless, worn out, wearied, inoperable
dead 7 adj complete, total sure, perfect, entire, whole, final, absolute, bloody
dead 8 adj complete, total downright, out-and-out, outright, thorough, unconditional, unmitigated, unqualified, utter
dead 8 adv completely, totally absolutely, straight, right, due, direct, directly, entirely, exactly
dead 3 adv completely, totally wholly, straightly, undeviatingly
deadline 3 noun due date limit, period, bound
deadline 5 noun due date time limit, target date, time frame, zero hour, cutoff
deadly 8 adj causing end of life dangerous, cruel, bloody, toxic, violent, fatal, destroying, killing
deadly 32 adj causing end of life savage, destructive, suicidal, murderous, pernicious, noxious, poisonous, mortal, harmful, malignant, virulent, lethal, baleful, baneful, bloodthirsty, cannibalistic, deathly, deleterious, grim, homicidal, injurious, internecine, pestiferous, pestilent, ruthless, unrelenting, venomous, pestilential, carcinogenic, death-dealing, mortiferous, slaying
deadly 2 adj ghostly dead, white
deadly 9 adj ghostly ghastly, ashen, deathly, pallid, wan, deathlike, corpselike, deadened, deathful
deaf 5 adj without hearing deafened, earless, hard of hearing, stone deaf, unable to hear
deaf 18 adj unwilling strong-willed, oblivious, indifferent, headstrong, obstinate, bullheaded, intractable, mulish, pertinacious, perverse, pigheaded, stubborn, unaware, unconcerned, unmoved, self-willed, to listen blind, unhearing
deal 7 noun agreement, bargain transaction, contract, arrangement, compromise, buy, conception, understanding
deal 4 noun agreement, bargain pact, accord, pledge, prearrangement
deal 8 noun amount, share transaction, extent, degree, portion, plenty, shake, distribution, quantity
deal 3 noun amount, share abundance, plethora, superabundance
deal 6 noun distribution of playing cards opportunity, game, appointment, chance, round, hand
deal 2 noun distribution of playing cards cut and shuffle, fresh start
deal 7 verb do business sell, handle, negotiate, trade, treat, traffic, stock
deal 10 verb do business barter, dicker, bargain, swap, bicker, buy and sell, hammer out deal, horse trade, knock down price, work out deal
deal 12 verb distribute participate, give, drop, divide, render, share, administer, measure, strike, deliver, reward, assign
deal 19 verb distribute disburse, disperse, inflict, disseminate, divvy, impart, dispense, partake, bestow, apportion, partition, allot, dish out, dole out, hand out, come across with, fork out, fork over, mete out
dealer 3 noun business owner merchant, vendor, banker
dealer 12 noun business owner trafficker, trader, merchandiser, bursar, businessperson, retailer, wholesaler, marketer, chandler, dispenser, changer, tradesperson
death 20 noun end of life ending, sleep, casualty, end, darkness, dying, ruin, exit, parting, mortality, curtains, finish, grave, destruction, loss, heaven, departure, release, passing, silence
death 27 noun end of life ruination, decease, downfall, dissolution, repose, euthanasia, extinction, afterlife, paradise, bereavement, cessation, quietus, demise, fatality, obliteration, tomb, eradication, extermination, annihilation, oblivion, expiration, termination, grim reaper, finis, necrosis, eternal rest, passing over
debate 7 noun discussion of issues; consideration contest, argument, controversy, match, dispute, words, reflection
debate 19 noun discussion of issues; consideration deliberation, argumentation, dialectic, contention, agitation, polemic, tiff, wrangle, hassle, altercation, disputation, meditation, cogitation, forensic, mooting, refuting, controverting, rebutting, blah-blah
debate 11 verb argue, discuss consider, contest, question, oppose, answer, contend, differ, prove, reason, demonstrate, dispute
debate 35 verb argue, discuss bicker, deliberate, wrangle, confab, bandy, pettifog, confute, refute, rehash, controvert, agitate, hassle, moot, disprove, canvass, cogitate, rebut, cross swords, lock horns, altercate, bump heads, chew the fat, discept, hammer away at, hash over, have at it, kick around, knock around, pick a bone, put up argument, set to, talk back, talk game, thrash out, toss around
debt 16 noun money owed to others bill, commitment, mortgage, due, liability, credit, deficit, capital, obligation, duty, claim, check, note, score, responsibility, dues
debt 30 noun money owed to others price tag, indebtedness, receipt, damage, arrears, debenture, encumbrance, invoice, chit, voucher, tab, bite, debit, cuff, IOU, tally, reckoning, albatross, manifest, baggage, bad news, in the red, promissory note, arrearage, below the line, dead horse, in hock, in the hole, outstandings, red ink
debut 10 noun first public appearance introduction, beginning, appearance, presentation, entrance, admission, graduation, bow, launching, graduating
debut 9 noun first public appearance inauguration, entrée, incoming, initiation, opener, entree, coming out, coming out party, first step
decade 6 noun ten of something decennary, decennium, decagon, decapod, decemvir, decemvirate
decay 8 noun breaking down, collapse decrease, fading, decline, consumption, ruin, dying, failing, wasting
decay 36 noun breaking down, collapse disrepair, corrosion, disintegration, impairment, decomposition, deterioration, blight, extinction, rot, degeneration, ruination, dilapidation, downfall, dissolution, adulteration, putrescence, mortification, decadence, senescence, putrefaction, putridness, crumbling, withering, decrepitude, atrophy, spoilage, rotting, depreciation, rust, degeneracy, putridity, perishing, spoilation, caries, gangrene, wasting away
decay 8 verb deteriorate, crumble fade, dissolve, decline, collapse, turn, sink, fail, weaken
decay 43 verb deteriorate, crumble shrivel, pollute, wane, dwindle, disintegrate, lessen, corrode, discolor, wither, degenerate, mortify, atrophy, rot, decompose, putrefy, mildew, sicken, curdle, slump, defile, perish, molder, spoil, blight, sap, mold, suppurate, depreciate, break up, get worse, dry-rot, be impaired, become contaminated, go bad, go to seed, go to the dogs, hit rock bottom, hit the skids, pejorate, putresce, reach depths, waste away, wear away
deceive 9 verb mislead; be dishonest fool, trick, cheat, clip, sell, screw, beat, burn, skin
deceive 42 verb mislead; be dishonest victimize, swindle, dupe, betray, disappoint, entrap, hoodwink, circumvent, falsify, defraud, delude, scam, rob, ensnare, hoax, hook, beguile, fake, gouge, gull, outwit, cozen, bamboozle, humbug, fleece, bilk, con, double-cross, put on, take advantage of, take in, buffalo, beat out of, cross up, impose upon, lead on, play joke on, pull fast one, suck in, take for, take for ride, take to cleaners
deceiver 1 noun conniver cheat
deceiver 2 noun conniver swindler, imposter
deception 5 noun misleading; being dishonest fraud, lying, cheat, dirt, cunning
deception 39 noun misleading; being dishonest falsehood, trickery, duplicity, hypocrisy, betrayal, untruth, deceit, mendacity, treachery, double-dealing, imposition, trickiness, prevarication, insincerity, sophism, craftiness, pretense, flimflam, equivocation, guile, trumpery, circumvention, legerdemain, treason, blarney, deceitfulness, juggling, snow job, disinformation, boondoggle, deceptiveness, dupery, dissimulation, beguilement, cozenage, fraudulence, hokum, defraudation, fast one
deception 10 noun trick lie, fraud, illusion, trick, cheat, catch, story, device, shift, trap
deception 40 noun trick scam, ruse, hoax, subterfuge, cover-up, stratagem, whitewash, sting, sham, artifice, pretext, gimmick, decoy, fib, hustle, dodge, feint, bluff, snare, wrinkle, shuck, swindle, hogwash, crock, ride, fallacy, stall, malarkey, wile, imposture, con, bilk, con game, confidence game, snow job, jive, chicane, fast one, fast shuffle, mare's-nest
deceptive 6 adj dishonest subtle, cunning, designing, lying, seeming, false
deceptive 46 adj dishonest tricky, ambiguous, underhanded, deceitful, sneaky, slick, fraudulent, misleading, unreliable, disingenuous, bum, catchy, crafty, delusive, fake, fallacious, fishy, foxy, illusory, indirect, insidious, mock, oblique, off, phony, plausible, rascal, roguish, scheming, serpentine, shifty, slippery, sly, snide, specious, spurious, treacherous, two-faced, underhand, wily, delusory, astucious, beguiling, deceiving, deluding, imposturous
decide 23 verb make a determination; settle an issue resolve, elect, conclude, rule, set, choose, determine, vote, end, establish, agree, select, opt, tap, figure, gather, guess, award, will, purpose, pick, judge, poll
decide 24 verb make a determination; settle an issue decree, clinch, adjudicate, mediate, adjudge, cinch, conjecture, surmise, arrive at conclusion, call shots, cast the die, come to agreement, come to conclusion, come to decision, commit oneself, draw a conclusion, fix upon, form opinion, go down line, have final word, make a decision, make up mind, reach decision, take a stand
decisive 17 adj definite influential, crucial, critical, significant, positive, determined, absolute, assured, bent, certain, decided, final, firm, intent, set, settled, resolved
decisive 17 adj definite definitive, resolute, forceful, fateful, momentous, conclusive, crisp, flat out, imperative, imperious, incisive, litmus test, peremptory, trenchant, all out, straight out, strong-minded
deck 6 verb put on clothing, usually nice decorate, trim, appoint, array, dress, grace
deck 16 verb put on clothing, usually nice bedeck, embellish, festoon, beautify, adorn, clothe, garland, accouter, ornament, slick, primp, attire, garnish, dress up, prettify, gussy up
declaration 21 noun assertion of belief or knowledge saying, communication, profession, pitch, announcement, story, revelation, admission, answer, presentation, notice, statement, information, explanation, report, publication, broadcast, remark, allegation, testimony, expression
declaration 20 noun assertion of belief or knowledge enunciation, bomb, disclosure, spiel, acknowledgment, promulgation, exposition, avowal, averment, deposition, affirmation, advertisement, notification, oath, protestation, attestation, utterance, hot air, say so, two cents' worth
declaration 11 noun official proclamation profession, announcement, constitution, charge, notice, plea, article, document, allegation, testimony, resolution
declaration 21 noun official proclamation notification, creed, credo, manifesto, promulgation, proclamation, indictment, edict, confirmation, canon, pronouncement, acclamation, deposition, ultimatum, affidavit, attestation, denunciation, testament, gospel, bulletin, pronunciamento
decline 6 noun lessening drop, recession, failure, fall, failing, weakening
decline 33 noun lessening slump, deterioration, downturn, flop, ebb, downfall, dissolution, downgrade, abatement, descent, decay, waning, wane, backsliding, degeneration, comedown, senility, dive, decrepitude, diminution, relapse, enfeeblement, lapse, degeneracy, pratfall, devolution, ebbing, cropper, worsening, dwindling, skids, falling off, on the skids
decline 11 noun downward change in value, position loss, drop, slide, decrease, dip, slope, lowering, hill, slip, pitch, depression
decline 12 noun downward change in value, position slump, downturn, descent, declivity, lapse, sag, downswing, incline, downslide, drop-off, downtrend, fall-off
decline 6 verb say no refuse, dismiss, deny, reject, shy, avoid
decline 25 verb say no forbear, spurn, balk, renounce, repudiate, abjure, forgo, refrain, disapprove, nix, demur, desist, abstain, bypass, reprobate, gainsay, turn down, beg to be excused, not accept, not hear of, not think of, pass on, send regrets, turn thumbs down, don't buy
decline 15 verb lessen, become less lower, return, drop, slide, decrease, sink, fall, fail, diminish, shrink, weaken, fade, pine, flag, settle
decline 29 verb lessen, become less wane, dwindle, recede, sag, worsen, deteriorate, depreciate, disintegrate, cheapen, ebb, decay, revert, lapse, subside, abate, droop, degenerate, retrograde, relapse, rot, backslide, languish, fall off, disimprove, go downhill, go to pot, go to the dogs, hit the skids, lose value
decline 8 verb descend lower, drop, sink, fall, dip, slope, settle, set
decline 4 verb descend go down, sag, slant, droop
decorate 8 verb beautify, embellish trim, deck, grace, paint, perfect, finish, color, enhance
decorate 24 verb beautify, embellish bedeck, illuminate, spruce up, brighten, renovate, festoon, dress up, fix up, do up, adorn, enrich, furbish, ornament, gild, burnish, idealize, garnish, prank, frill, bedizen, add finishing touches, dress out, gussy up, jazz up
decorate 1 verb honor and give medal cite
decorate 3 verb honor and give medal plume, laureate, pin medal on
decoration 3 noun beautification, embellishment improvement, designing, trimming
decoration 19 noun beautification, embellishment ornament, flounce, adornment, spangle, frill, enhancement, elaboration, illumination, garnish, flourish, enrichment, ornamentation, furbelow, beautifying, bedecking, bedizenment, festooning, garnishing, redecorating
decoration 5 noun particular type of embellishment color, design, ribbon, trimming, jazz
decoration 39 noun particular type of embellishment wreath, ornament, trinket, finery, plaque, lace, garbage, spangle, doodad, extravagance, filigree, flounce, bauble, frippery, braid, frill, dingbat, inlay, garnish, fuss, festoon, gilt, flourish, scroll, thing, sequin, garniture, fretwork, arabesque, furbelow, tinsel, curlicue, parquetry, gewgaws, gimcracks, gingerbread, appliqué, fandangle, tooling
decoration 10 noun medal of honor ribbon, colors, cross, award, mention, star, distinction, medal, order, bays
decoration 8 noun medal of honor badge, kudos, emblem, laurels, citation, accolade, garter, Purple Heart
decorative 2 adj beautifying pretty, enhancing
decorative 8 adj beautifying ornamental, fancy, cosmetic, florid, adorning, embellishing, nonfunctional, prettifying
decoy 8 noun bait, trap blind, plant, front, attraction, beard, stick, catch, trick
decoy 27 noun bait, trap stoolie, imitation, fake, facade, deception, trickery, temptation, come-on, camouflage, allurement, inducement, lure, snare, pretense, booster, chicanery, enticement, sitting duck, stool pigeon, ensnarement, inveiglement, nark, chicane, shill, blow off, drawing card, seducement
decoy 3 verb bait, entrap trap, toll, steer
decoy 23 verb bait, entrap lure, fascinate, seduce, ensnare, entice, tempt, mislead, delude, allure, tout, deceive, wile, inveigle, con, come on, shill, mousetrap, egg one on, ensorcell, lead on, lead up garden path, rope in, suck in
decrease 6 noun diminishing, lessening decline, loss, discount, reduction, depression, declining
decrease 16 noun diminishing, lessening shrinkage, cutback, downturn, contraction, condensation, compression, ebb, waning, subsidence, abatement, diminution, constriction, dwindling, decrescence, falling off, striction
decrease 17 verb grow less or make less reduce, soften, weaken, decline, ease, shrink, sink, diminish, lower, drop, settle, modify, quiet, contract, fade, waste, check
decrease 40 verb grow less or make less ebb, wane, dwindle, curb, subside, fall off, drop off, slash, curtail, depreciate, deteriorate, slump, abate, cut down, slacken, lessen, degenerate, decay, devaluate, lighten, evaporate, crumble, quell, wither, restrain, shrivel, droop, calm down, let up, peter out, wear down, die down, dry up, lose edge, narrow down, run low, slack off, slow down, tail off, wear away
dedicate 9 verb donate, set aside for special use give, devote, restrict, apply, commit, assign, offer, appropriate, address
dedicate 7 verb donate, set aside for special use apportion, allot, pledge, inscribe, consign, surrender, give over to
dedicate 1 verb sanctify bless
dedicate 4 verb sanctify consecrate, hallow, anoint, set apart
deem 22 verb regard, consider allow, feel, assume, suspect, expect, suppose, believe, guess, calculate, divine, conceive, sense, account, know, credit, understand, imagine, judge, estimate, hold, think, view
deem 9 verb regard, consider presume, appraise, surmise, reckon, conjecture, esteem, be afraid, daresay, set store by
deep 11 adj extending very far, usually down wide, rooted, profound, far, broad, buried, low, below, beneath, distant, sunk
deep 15 adj extending very far, usually down deep-seated, underground, abysmal, bottomless, immersed, inmost, subterranean, unfathomable, abyssal, submarine, yawning, downreaching, fathomless, subaqueous, submerged
deep 9 adj abstract, complicated in meaning profound, complex, serious, hidden, difficult, secret, wise, learned, mysterious
deep 19 adj abstract, complicated in meaning heavy, acute, occult, abstruse, arcane, concealed, discerning, esoteric, hermetic, incisive, intricate, obscure, penetrating, recondite, sagacious, sibylline, Delphic, orphic, hard to understand
deep 5 adj scheming, devious sharp, knowing, cunning, designing, plotting
deep 15 adj scheming, devious tricky, acute, keen, artful, astute, canny, crafty, foxy, insidious, intriguing, shrewd, sly, wily, guileful, contriving
deep 11 adj absorbed, engrossed in activity set, intent, lost, abstracted, concentrated, engaged, fixed, into, wrapped, centered, focused
deep 6 adj absorbed, engrossed in activity musing, immersed, preoccupied, rapt, enfolded, wrapped up
deep 10 adj intense in effect on senses great, profound, hard, dark, rich, strong, extreme, low, grave, booming
deep 10 adj intense in effect on senses vivid, alto, contralto, resonant, sonorous, low-pitched, baritone, bass, full-toned, low-toned
deep 3 noun the sea ocean, middle, main
deep 7 noun the sea blue, drink, briny, brine, the high seas, Davy Jones's locker, Poseidon's realm
deer 5 noun hoofed animal horse, cow, elephant, pig, cattle
deer 9 noun hoofed animal hog, swine, tapir, camel, rhinoceros, giraffe, llama, buffalo, hippopotamus
defamatory 15 adj libelous, slanderous disparaging, derogatory, injurious, insulting, abusive, opprobrious, calumnious, contumelious, detractive, vituperative, denigrating, detracting, maligning, traducing, vilifying
defame 3 verb inflict libel or slander knock, slam, pan
defame 29 verb inflict libel or slander disparage, disgrace, scandalize, smear, malign, denigrate, discredit, vilify, besmirch, blister, blacken, traduce, detract, stigmatize, dishonor, asperse, vituperate, belie, scorch, roast, calumniate, bad-mouth, cast aspersions on, cast slur on, do a number on, put zingers on, speak evil of, throw mud at, villainize
default 9 noun failure; want lack, offense, miss, absence, slight, weakness, fault, error, overlooking
default 21 noun failure; want delinquency, nonpayment, omission, privation, defect, dearth, deficiency, dereliction, shortcoming, inadequacy, imperfection, wrongdoing, oversight, insufficiency, blemish, vice, lapse, blunder, transgression, disregard, neglect
default 3 verb dodge payment skip, rat, fail
default 18 verb dodge payment evade, welsh, stiff, repudiate, bilk, skate, shirk, dishonor, neglect, defraud, swindle, welch, leave town, meet under arch, put on the cuff, run out on, see in the alley, skip out on
defeat 16 noun overthrow, beating blow, loss, collapse, failure, beating, triumph, destruction, check, whipping, trimming, break, fall, count, reverse, trap, ruin
defeat 35 noun overthrow, beating massacre, embarrassment, drubbing, rout, thrashing, setback, killing, debacle, breakdown, repulse, conquest, licking, trashing, slaughter, discomfiture, rebuff, mastery, extermination, annihilation, ambush, defeasance, vanquishment, whitewashing, scalping, whaling, waxing, lacing, trouncing, paddling, KO, subjugation, shellacking, downthrow, insuccess, nonsuccess
defeat 4 noun frustration loss, failure, disappointment, reverse
defeat 8 noun frustration downfall, setback, reversal, repulse, foil, discomfiture, rebuff, thwarting
defeat 15 verb conquer in military manner crush, beat, upset, overwhelm, whip, reduce, sack, best, trash, drown, bar, route, scatter, block, sink
defeat 41 verb conquer in military manner rout, overpower, overthrow, vanquish, obstruct, repulse, lick, subdue, surmount, outflank, ambush, butcher, repress, trample, hinder, halt, smash, suppress, slaughter, parry, quell, impede, outmaneuver, entrap, overrun, demolish, annihilate, discomfit, obliterate, swamp, decimate, repel, subjugate, bear down, wipe out, finish off, shipwreck, torpedo, mow down, prevail over, roll back
defeat 7 verb conquer in athletic contest beat, win, edge, take, deck, powder, total
defeat 34 verb conquer in athletic contest knock out, drub, trounce, clobber, overpower, thrash, lick, pound, skin, tan, zap, cream, pulverize, floor, bust, lambaste, outrun, wallop, flog, drop, whack, pommel, outplay, whomp, steamroll, flax, KO, outhit, outjump, plow under, run roughshod over, take it all, take to cleaners, work over
defeat 7 verb frustrate blank, puzzle, reduce, ruin, cross, bury, block
defeat 43 verb frustrate outwit, thwart, shave, invalidate, stump, subdue, neutralize, confound, surmount, circumvent, refute, checkmate, disappoint, shellac, victimize, contravene, balk, disprove, discomfit, disconcert, nonplus, squash, undo, baffle, foil, scuttle, spoil, cook, overturn, nullify, quell, subjugate, skunk, counterplot, edge out, beat down, beat the system, cast down, cause setback, nose out, put end to, take wind out of sails, throw for loop
defecate 5 verb discharge, usually liquified substance remove, produce, eliminate, pass, sweat
defecate 16 verb discharge, usually liquified substance secrete, ejaculate, eject, expel, leak, void, evacuate, perspire, exhale, urinate, exude, emanate, give off, throw off, exudate, egest
defecate 2 verb rid of waste eliminate, empty
defecate 9 verb rid of waste void, expel, evacuate, excrete, discharge, exude, emit, give off, send forth
defecation 4 noun elimination excrement, excretion, expurgation, passing off
defect 22 noun blemish, imperfection fault, lack, weakness, crack, bug, error, injury, shortage, mistake, scratch, catch, second, want, check, mark, sin, spot, gap, break, hole, failing, patch
defect 29 noun blemish, imperfection flaw, glitch, deformity, deficiency, shortcoming, irregularity, seam, unsoundness, birthmark, kink, scar, speck, scarcity, blot, drawback, stain, gremlin, knot, frailty, foible, discoloration, infirmity, rift, vice, blotch, taint, weak point, marring, rough spot
defect 11 verb break from belief, faith quit, depart, withdraw, reject, abandon, desert, leave, turn, rat, rebel, go
defect 24 verb break from belief, faith pull out, renounce, abscond, revolt, spurn, lapse, tergiversate, schism, apostatize, renege, forsake, back out, break faith, go over, run out, sell out, walk out on, change sides, fall away from, go back on, go over the fence, take a walk, tergiverse, turn coat
defend 22 verb protect preserve, contend, hold, secure, prevent, fight, resist, guard, maintain, oppose, retain, house, mine, battle, foster, sustain, war, shelter, screen, watch, save, cover
defend 30 verb protect uphold, safeguard, shield, withstand, fortify, conserve, entrench, nourish, avert, espouse, hedge, insure, bulwark, cherish, garrison, fend off, stave off, take in, panoply, fight for, beat off, care for, guard against, hold at bay, keep safe, look after, provide sanctuary, repel danger, ward off, watch over
defend 16 verb show support for champion, support, advocate, back, assert, maintain, guarantee, endorse, argue, explain, justify, plead, second, sustain, recommend, aid
defend 24 verb show support for uphold, exculpate, befriend, vindicate, rationalize, stonewall, espouse, warrant, exonerate, back up, go to bat for, stand by, apologize for, bear one out, come to defense of, cover for, prove a case, put in a good word, ride shotgun for, say in defense, speak up for, stand up for, stick up for, thump for
defendant 3 noun accused prisoner, suspect, offender
defendant 2 noun accused litigant, appellant
defense 11 noun armament; protection system fence, wall, resistance, guard, arms, shelter, protection, cover, position, security, weapons
defense 30 noun armament; protection system shield, aegis, munitions, rampart, fastness, buttress, fortification, bastion, immunity, citadel, stockade, dike, ward, safeguard, fort, stronghold, deterrence, warfare, parapet, bulwark, palisade, trench, armor, barricade, embankment, garrison, fortress, redoubt, bastille, weaponry
defense 12 noun explanation, justification argument, story, answer, reply, return, excuse, plea, response, apology, apologizing, excusing, explaining
defense 16 noun explanation, justification rejoinder, whitewash, extenuation, exculpation, vindication, exoneration, retort, rationalization, apologia, fish story, song and dance, jive, cleanup, copout, apologetics, off-time
deficiency 12 noun imperfection, inadequacy failing, failure, weakness, lack, shortage, fault, loss, absence, deficit, want, need, sin
deficiency 19 noun imperfection, inadequacy flaw, defect, dearth, glitch, insufficiency, shortcoming, scarcity, frailty, privation, default, demerit, bug, paucity, scantiness, dereliction, neglect, defalcation, inability to hack it, insufficience
deficit 3 noun shortage of something needed, required loss, lack, dues
deficit 18 noun shortage of something needed, required shortfall, scantiness, default, inadequacy, paucity, deficiency, insufficiency, shortcoming, arrears, in the red, underage, defalcation, dead horse, due bill, in hock, in the hole, insufficience, red ink
define 16 verb give description represent, decide, explain, describe, detail, characterize, specify, determine, interpret, illustrate, name, label, tag, entitle, translate, assign
define 17 verb give description delineate, prescribe, spell out, exemplify, construe, designate, expound, denominate, elucidate, dub, denote, ascertain, etch, formalize, call a spade a spade, lay it out, nail it down
define 13 verb delimit, outline set, mark, limit, distinguish, establish, rim, fix, bound, surround, edge, settle, border, belt
define 19 verb delimit, outline delineate, encircle, girdle, envelop, flank, gird, enclose, verge, compass, curb, circumscribe, encompass, confine, demarcate, fence in, mark out, set bounds to, stake out, wall in
definite 20 adj exact, clear precise, distinct, explicit, specific, obvious, positive, bold, complete, determined, express, fixed, full, marked, minute, particular, plain, severe, sharp, visible, ringing
definite 26 adj exact, clear unambiguous, palpable, definitive, straightforward, categorical, clear-cut, unequivocal, unmistakable, pronounced, well-defined, audible, clean-cut, crisp, downright, forthright, graphic, incisive, tangible, vivid, well-grounded, distinguishable, clearly defined, not vague, silhouetted, undubitable, well-marked
definite 15 adj fixed, certain, positive precise, assured, convinced, decided, determined, established, guaranteed, limited, narrow, restricted, set, settled, sure, defined, assigned
definite 4 adj fixed, certain, positive prescribed, determinate, beyond doubt, circumscribed
definition 17 noun description interpretation, explanation, solution, answer, translation, comment, rendering, fixing, cue, drift, clue, determination, key, diagnosis, representation, outlining, settling
definition 22 noun description rationale, elucidation, signification, analogue, clarification, gloss, exposition, commentary, rendition, annotation, delineation, demarcation, explication, denotation, terminology, characterization, individuation, exemplification, expounding, formalization, delimitation, statement of meaning
degree 34 noun unit of measurement term, strength, rate, point, grade, intensity, standard, amount, scale, extent, scope, quality, size, period, height, ratio, space, proportion, range, mark, division, reach, step, plane, link, line, stage, rung, interval, length, limit, shade, dimension, quantity
degree 11 noun unit of measurement severity, gauge, tenor, stint, gradation, caliber, amplitude, expanse, tier, notch, stair
degree 28 noun recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position sort, status, strength, level, grade, point, standard, credit, magnitude, position, scope, honor, quality, class, rank, height, pitch, standing, station, reach, approval, stage, dignity, range, testimony, distinction, order, quantity
degree 12 noun recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position qualification, eminence, testimonial, approbation, caliber, compass, credentials, potency, baccalaureate, sheepskin, shingle, dignification
delay 8 noun deferment, interruption problem, wait, check, holding, stop, stay, bind, interval
delay 37 noun deferment, interruption stoppage, lag, setback, moratorium, postponement, suspension, obstruction, reprieve, jam, lingering, filibuster, tie-up, surcease, remission, detention, downtime, adjournment, stall, impediment, hindrance, retardation, discontinuation, holding pattern, dawdling, prorogation, demurral, cunctation, tarrying, showstopper, logjam, procrastination, loitering, cooling-off period, hangup, hold-up, putting off, retardment
delay 14 verb cause stop in action restrict, suspend, bar, prevent, stay, hold, block, keep, table, check, arrest, discourage, drag, interfere
delay 41 verb cause stop in action obstruct, defer, detain, shelve, withhold, prolong, stall, impede, put off, adjourn, postpone, hamper, clog, temporize, tarry, dilly-dally, dawdle, curb, protract, inhibit, repress, procrastinate, confine, filibuster, lag, deter, retard, slacken, linger, choke, encumber, loiter, stave off, remand, intermit, prorogue, bide time, gain time, hold over, keep back, lay over
delegate 10 noun representative, often governmental commissioner, nominee, deputy, member, minister, senator, ambassador, agent, factor, replacement
delegate 22 noun representative, often governmental envoy, vicar, mouthpiece, viceroy, emissary, surrogate, spokesperson, appointee, rep, alternate, plenipotentiary, proxy, front, legate, regent, consul, substitute, pinch hitter, stand-in, catchpole, member of Congress, people's choice
delegate 14 verb give authority; empower authorize, elect, assign, appoint, name, license, commission, constitute, cast, charge, invest, choose, mandate, select
delegate 10 verb give authority; empower accredit, designate, nominate, ordain, deputize, warrant, depute, give nod, place trust in, swear in
delegate 3 verb assign responsibility authorize, transfer, give
delegate 11 verb assign responsibility entrust, relegate, hand over, consign, devolve, pass on, shunt, hold responsible for, parcel out, send on errand, send on mission
delete 10 verb erase, remove edit, eliminate, destroy, exclude, trim, rub, drop, cut, clean, cancel
delete 24 verb erase, remove wipe out, annul, expunge, omit, black out, cut out, efface, obliterate, decontaminate, squash, snip, squelch, sterilize, sanitize, rub out, rule out, strike out, cross out, bleep, blue-pencil, X-out, blot out, clean up, pass up
delicate 16 adj dainty, weak rare, gentle, fragile, mild, elegant, tender, subtle, soft, choice, faint, fine, nice, pale, select, slight, superior
delicate 25 adj dainty, weak delightful, delicious, graceful, exquisite, aerial, balmy, breakable, delectable, ethereal, filmy, flimsy, frail, gauzy, pastel, subdued, finespun, frangible, fine-grained, fracturable, gossamery, hairline, muted, recherché, shatterable, shattery
delicate 4 adj sickly tender, fragile, slight, weak
delicate 12 adj sickly slender, ailing, debilitated, decrepit, feeble, flimsy, frail, infirm, susceptible, unhealthy, shatterable, shattery
delicate 7 adj fussy, discriminating sensitive, critical, gentle, careful, nice, particular, pure
delicate 12 adj fussy, discriminating refined, alert, dainty, fastidious, finicky, persnickety, prudish, scrupulous, squeamish, thin-skinned, finical, finicking
delicate 3 adj difficult, sticky (situation) sensitive, critical, uncertain
delicate 7 adj difficult, sticky (situation) tricky, unpredictable, touchy, precarious, volatile, ticklish, hair-trigger
delicate 8 adj careful, tactful precise, sensitive, detailed, accurate, diplomatic, expert, minute, skilled
delicate 13 adj careful, tactful deft, adept, cautious, considerate, discreet, heedful, masterly, politic, proficient, prudent, tactical, wary, foresighted
delicious 9 adj pleasing, especially to the taste pleasant, rich, distinctive, good, choice, divine, nice, rare, sweet
delicious 33 adj pleasing, especially to the taste enjoyable, yummy, tempting, enticing, delectable, heavenly, delightful, luscious, tasty, appetizing, savory, piquant, exquisite, lush, darling, ambrosial, gratifying, palatable, sapid, scrumptious, tasteful, toothsome, spicy, dainty, adorable, mellow, delish, fit for king, mouthwatering, nectarous, titillating, well-prepared, well-seasoned
deliver 11 verb transfer, carry drop, give, distribute, bear, hand, bring, convey, pass, transport, truck, cart
deliver 9 verb transfer, carry hand over, remit, dish out, put on, put out, come across with, fork over, gimme, hand-carry
deliver 6 verb relinquish possession transfer, grant, yield, resign, abandon, commit
deliver 6 verb relinquish possession hand over, surrender, turn over, cede, give up, let go
deliver 4 verb free, liberate release, rescue, loose, save
deliver 6 verb free, liberate ransom, acquit, redeem, discharge, emancipate, unshackle
deliver 12 verb announce, proclaim give, read, express, communicate, publish, declare, say, address, tell, present, state, voice
deliver 10 verb announce, proclaim vent, pronounce, broach, impart, utter, bring out, come out with, throw out, chime in, give forth
deliver 9 verb administer; throw launch, give, direct, send, transmit, deal, pitch, aim, strike
deliver 4 verb administer; throw dispatch, fling, inflict, hurl
deliver 10 verb discharge, give forth supply, provide, bear, hand, produce, release, find, feed, born, birth
deliver 4 verb discharge, give forth hand over, dispense, turn over, accouch
delivery 7 noun transfer, transmittal transmission, distribution, drop, commitment, post, carting, mailing
delivery 13 noun transfer, transmittal consignment, shipment, dispatch, conveyance, rendition, surrender, portage, freighting, giving over, handing over, impartment, intrusting, parcel post
delivery 3 noun articulation of message accent, emphasis, speech
delivery 8 noun articulation of message enunciation, diction, modulation, inflection, pronunciation, intonation, utterance, elocution
delivery 3 noun childbirth birth, bearing, labor
delivery 10 noun childbirth travail, accouchement, childbearing, lying-in, confinement, birthing, parturition, Caesarian section, bringing forth, geniture
delivery 4 noun giving of freedom release, freeing, rescue, escape
delivery 6 noun giving of freedom pardon, salvation, liberation, deliverance, emancipation, salvage
demand 25 noun question, request claim, requirement, use, sale, trade, application, call, interest, need, appeal, order, plea, want, prayer, charge, inquiry, suit, necessity, bid, rush, pursuit, bidding, search, command, occasion
demand 21 noun question, request insistence, lien, stipulation, arrogation, imposition, requisition, clamor, exaction, petition, interrogation, entreaty, ultimatum, supplication, vogue, call for, imploration, importunity, solicitation, counterclaim, entreatment, impetration
demand 25 verb ask strongly for something urge, force, claim, question, require, request, expect, challenge, press, appeal, order, tax, apply, pray, compel, charge, cite, hit, bid, direct, abuse, exact, knock, beg, command
demand 31 verb ask strongly for something stipulate, necessitate, importune, interrogate, coerce, enjoin, badger, nag, arrogate, pester, implore, solicit, postulate, petition, besiege, oblige, constrain, beseech, summon, entreat, inquire, requisition, supplicate, dun, counterclaim, clamor for, hit up, impetrate, insist on, sue for, whistle for
demand 8 verb require need, take, want, ask, fail, lack, involve, command
demand 5 verb require call for, oblige, necessitate, crave, cry out for
democracy 4 noun government in which people participate justice, freedom, equality, republic
democracy 7 noun government in which people participate commonwealth, suffrage, emancipation, equalitarianism, egalitarianism, liberal government, representative government
democratic 8 adj representative, self-governing constitutional, free, popular, common, equal, friendly, informal, just
democratic 9 adj representative, self-governing egalitarian, orderly, autonomous, communal, individualistic, Socialist, libertarian, populist, self-ruling
demolish 9 verb destroy; consume ruin, crush, level, crack, burst, break, sink, defeat, eat
demolish 29 verb destroy; consume smash, trash, devastate, annihilate, wreck, obliterate, dismantle, pulverize, decimate, flatten, overturn, bulldoze, raze, wrack, overthrow, undo, wax, devour, total, put away, tear down, dilapidate, torpedo, gobble up, knock down, put in toilet, take apart, take out, wipe off map
demonstrate 9 verb display, show exhibit, prove, expose, try, indicate, determine, test, establish, evidence
demonstrate 11 verb display, show validate, manifest, evince, authenticate, flaunt, make out, show and tell, trot out, testify to, make evident, roll out
demonstrate 5 verb explain, illustrate teach, express, describe, confirm, proclaim
demonstrate 8 verb explain, illustrate debunk, testify to, give for instance, make clear, ostend, set forth, show how, walk one through
demonstrate 6 verb display or take public protest, march, parade, fast, strike, rally
demonstrate 8 verb display or take public manifest, picket, action for a cause exhibit, lie in, march on, sit in, stage walkout, walkout
demonstration 11 noun display of proof show, expression, testimony, trial, test, presentation, description, explanation, evidence, exhibition, proof
demonstration 9 noun display of proof manifestation, confirmation, induction, illustration, affirmation, exposition, spectacle, validation, substantiation
demonstration 6 noun display of belief in cause by taking public action strike, protest, parade, march, fast, rally
demonstration 9 noun display of belief in cause by taking public action sit-in, picket, walkout, teach-in, lie-in, love-in, mass lobby, peace march, picket line
demonstrator 2 noun protester radical, revolutionary
demonstrator 11 noun protester agitator, troublemaker, dissenter, striker, rioter, marcher, objector, boycotter, disrupter, picketer, revolter
denial 4 noun dismissal, refusal of belief in negative, dismissing, refusing, rejecting
denial 39 noun dismissal, refusal of belief in rejection, veto, disapproval, repudiation, rebuttal, retraction, repulse, dissent, negation, rebuff, nay, prohibition, renunciation, nix, turndown, contradiction, protestation, refutation, declination, disclaimer, cold shoulder, noncommittal, disallowance, brush-off, forswearing, nonacceptance, refutal, disavowal, renouncement, disproof, adjuration, abstaining, controversion, gainsaying, no way, refraining, renegement, repudiating, statement abnegation
denounce 10 verb condemn, attack criticize, brand, blame, accuse, threaten, rat, charge, damn, expose, knock
denounce 41 verb condemn, attack prosecute, rebuke, excoriate, scold, castigate, boycott, decry, revile, censure, vilify, stigmatize, impeach, vituperate, incriminate, indict, rap, skin, reprove, declaim, adjudicate, ostracize, reprehend, finger, proscribe, derogate, impugn, reprobate, arraign, blacklist, upbraid, implicate, reproach, smear, reprimand, dress down, show up, charge with, denunciate, hang something on, inveigh against, take to task
density 3 noun bulk, mass frequency, quantity, body
density 13 noun bulk, mass thickness, heaviness, solidity, closeness, concretion, compactness, consistency, massiveness, tightness, denseness, impenetrability, substantiality, crowdedness
dentist 8 noun one who practices dentistry pedodontist, prosthodontist, dental surgeon, endodontist, orthodontist, periodontist, exodontist, tooth fairy
deny 9 verb disagree, renounce, decline refuse, oppose, reject, ban, exclude, negative, forbid, doubt, sacrifice
deny 42 verb disagree, renounce, decline revoke, refute, contradict, withhold, turn down, rebuff, repudiate, disbelieve, curb, negate, disown, forgo, abjure, discredit, restrain, disprove, forsake, contravene, veto, disallow, nullify, begrudge, taboo, abnegate, gainsay, disclaim, spurn, disavow, controvert, eschew, discard, recant, rebut, hold back, disacknowledge, call on, enjoin from, keep back, not buy, say no to, take exception to, turn thumbs down
depart 14 verb leave, retreat quit, retire, go, exit, remove, withdraw, escape, abandon, disappear, troop, start, part, vanish, desert
depart 35 verb leave, retreat blast off, pull out, vacate, evacuate, absent, abdicate, migrate, secede, decamp, split, scram, emigrate, tergiversate, perish, beat it, cut out, hit the road, sally forth, shove off, cut and run, get away, git, go away, go forth, hit the bricks, hit the trail, make a break, march out, move on, move out, say goodbye, set forth, slip away, start out, take leave
depart 8 verb diverge from normal, expected abandon, differ, vary, wander, cast, reject, disagree, desert
depart 12 verb diverge from normal, expected veer, deviate, stray, ramble, repudiate, dissent, swerve, digress, discard, forsake, excurse, turn aside
departure 19 noun leaving retirement, flight, escape, removal, exit, separation, withdrawal, passage, retreat, migration, vacation, start, going, parting, recession, powder, sailing, quitting, withdrawing
departure 26 noun leaving evacuation, exodus, takeoff, abandonment, egress, farewell, adieu, emigration, expatriation, stampede, getaway, decampment, desertion, goodbye, bow out, walkout, egression, hegira, embarkation, congé, going away, setting forth, setting out, taking leave, taking off, vanishing act
departure 7 noun deviation from normal, expected shift, change, variation, innovation, difference, wandering, turning
departure 17 noun deviation from normal, expected digression, aberration, veering, divergence, diversion, declination, novelty, variance, last word, latest thing, rambling, straying, deflection, branching off, branching out, in thing, new wrinkle
depend 12 verb count on, rely upon bank on, bet bottom dollar on, bet on, build upon, calculate on, confide in, gamble on, lay money on, lean on, reckon on, trust in, turn to
depend 6 verb be contingent on bottom, hang, rest, stay, found, ground
depend 20 verb be contingent on hinge on, hang on, pend, turn on, revolve around, rest on, be at mercy of, be based on, be conditioned, be connected with, be determined by, be in control of, be in the power of, be subject to, be subordinate to, hang in suspense, rest with, revolve on, stand on, trust to
dependence 5 noun reliance confidence, faith, belief, habit, trust
dependence 7 noun reliance dependency, addiction, obsession, craving, credence, jones, addictedness
dependent 7 adj weak, helpless poor, vulnerable, minor, secondary, clinging, lesser, under
dependent 14 adj weak, helpless defenseless, reliant, subordinate, inferior, debased, immature, indigent, abased, counting on, humbled, relying on, tied to apron strings, under thumb, unsustaining
dependent 5 adj contingent, determined by relative, trusting, counting, depending, relying
dependent 17 adj contingent, determined by susceptible, conditional, reliant, subordinate, reckoning, ancillary, subject to, subservient, provisory, accessory to, appurtenant, controlled by, incidental to, liable to, regulated by, sustained by, under control of
deposit 3 noun down payment; money saved security, stake, drop
deposit 6 noun down payment; money saved warranty, pledge, installment, retainer, money in the bank, partial payment
deposit 2 noun accumulation of solid drift, grounds
deposit 10 noun accumulation of solid silt, lees, deposition, dregs, precipitate, precipitation, sediment, settlings, delta, alluvium
deposit 17 verb locate, put in place for safekeeping save, invest, deliver, collect, install, transfer, treasure, drop, park, settle, place, lay, commit, rest, keep, bank, store
deposit 23 verb locate, put in place for safekeeping amass, stash, accumulate, hoard, plant, plop, ditch, plunk, repose, garner, stow, precipitate, entrust, salt away, squirrel away, sock away, give in trust, lay away, plunk down, put aside, put by, sit down, stock up
depression 3 noun low spirits; despair trouble, worry, dumps
depression 41 noun low spirits; despair distress, dreariness, downheartedness, dole, mortification, unhappiness, desperation, dolefulness, bummer, dullness, desolation, melancholy, dejection, sorrow, despondency, hopelessness, qualm, discouragement, gloom, abasement, sadness, dolor, misery, ennui, blue funk, blahs, bleakness, vapors, gloominess, cheerlessness, woefulness, melancholia, lowness, dispiritedness, heavyheartedness, abjection, abjectness, disconsolation, heaviness of heart, lugubriosity, the blues
depression 9 noun economic decline drop, crisis, bankruptcy, panic, crash, failure, inflation, recession, slide
depression 20 noun economic decline sag, dislocation, bust, downturn, stagnation, slump, inactivity, slowness, unemployment, stagflation, overproduction, deflation, retrenchment, paralysis, bear market, bad times, big trouble, bottom out, hard times, rainy days
depression 9 noun concavity, cavity impression, bowl, pit, vacuum, pocket, sink, hole, valley, dip
depression 13 noun concavity, cavity vacuity, dimple, dent, excavation, crater, sag, hollow, scoop, void, indentation, sinkhole, basin, sinkage
deprivation 5 noun taking, keeping away; need loss, denial, removal, want, withdrawal
deprivation 13 noun taking, keeping away; need destitution, hardship, privation, withholding, distress, expropriation, dispossession, seizure, divestiture, detriment, disadvantage, deprival, divestment
deprive 6 verb keep or take away something wanted, needed strip, seize, dock, bare, lose, stiff
deprive 15 verb keep or take away something wanted, needed bereave, bankrupt, rob, dispossess, divest, oust, expropriate, wrest, dismantle, denude, despoil, skim, disrobe, disinherit, hold back
deputy 7 noun assistant, agent commissioner, representative, aide, minister, ambassador, factor, replacement
deputy 16 noun assistant, agent delegate, appointee, sub, surrogate, regent, lieutenant, proxy, subordinate, legate, backup, substitute, second-in-command, assembly member, councilor, dogcatcher, representant
deride 6 verb make fun of; insult kid, knock, slam, rally, rib, pan
deride 28 verb make fun of; insult disdain, taunt, ridicule, scoff, scorn, disparage, mock, gibe, roast, rag, razz, pooh-pooh, banter, contemn, twit, quiz, detract, chaff, sneer, flout, jeer, jolly, laugh at, lout, put down, dis, do a number on, dump on
descent 17 noun moving down; lowering slide, plunge, slope, grade, header, slip, settlement, decline, sinking, crash, coast, hill, fall, drop, dip, falling, plunging
descent 22 noun moving down; lowering declivity, tumble, sag, droop, gradient, swoop, declension, inclination, slant, downgrade, precipitation, incline, declination, landslide, topple, drop-off, prolapse, tailspin, cave-in, coming down, plummeting, sinkage
descent 4 noun line of ancestry origin, relationship, family, blood
descent 7 noun line of ancestry extraction, lineage, parentage, genealogy, heredity, pedigree, family tree
descent 2 noun deterioration decline, down
descent 13 noun deterioration abasement, comedown, discomfiture, downfall, lapse, slump, degradation, anticlimax, debasement, pathos, cadence, decadence, downcome
descent 2 noun assault, attack advance, invasion
descent 5 noun assault, attack pounce, raid, swoop, foray, incursion
describe 27 verb explain in speech, writing portray, represent, term, depict, specify, outline, illustrate, express, detail, name, characterize, call, report, label, tell, interpret, define, picture, relate, image, paint, state, transmit, draw, trace, communicate, distinguish
describe 24 verb explain in speech, writing chronicle, construe, recount, recite, sketch, illuminate, limn, particularize, rehearse, impart, exemplify, expound, elucidate, narrate, delineate, epitomize, explicate, convey image, make apparent, make clear, make sense of, make vivid, mark out, write up
desert 4 adj barren, uncultivated lonely, wild, waste, bare
desert 8 adj barren, uncultivated desolate, uninhabited, arid, solitary, infertile, sterile, unproductive, untilled
desert 3 noun wasteland; dry area wilderness, wild, flats
desert 9 noun wasteland; dry area solitude, barren, wilds, Sahara, arid region, badland, barren land, lava bed, sand dunes
desert 12 verb abandon, defect quit, depart, bolt, escape, flee, fly, resign, light, walk, leave, go, beach
desert 36 verb abandon, defect vacate, forsake, betray, relinquish, tergiversate, abscond, jilt, renounce, maroon, decamp, split, duck, apostatize, strand, chuck, bail out, check out, cop out, leave in the lurch, opt out, pull out, take off, throw over, give up, crawl out, go AWOL, go back on, go over the hill, go west, leave high and dry, leave stranded, play truant, run out on, sneak off, take a hike, violate oath
deserve 8 verb be entitled to earn, get, win, merit, gain, justify, rate, demand
deserve 10 verb be entitled to warrant, procure, be in line for, be worthy of, get comeuppance, get what is coming to one, have it coming, have the right to, lay claim to, be given one's due
design 24 noun sketch, draft picture, scheme, form, map, pattern, study, idea, method, construction, architecture, composition, model, arrangement, drawing, plan, conception, constitution, makeup, chart, formation, treatment, perspective, outline, tracing
design 10 noun sketch, draft layout, blueprint, depiction, delineation, dummy, diagram, doodle, paste-up, comp, tracery
design 14 noun artful conception picture, style, form, pattern, arrangement, shape, construction, device, portrait, painting, drawing, figure, motive, organization
design 6 noun artful conception motif, configuration, depiction, sketch, doodle, illustration
design 32 noun intention picture, story, recipe, project, plan, scheme, point, scene, trick, conspiracy, thought, pitch, plot, end, goal, thinking, objective, play, object, aim, meaning, purpose, angle, reflection, target, scenario, undertaking, notion, will, enterprise, action, view
design 18 noun intention setup, brainchild, deliberation, machination, gimmick, volition, purport, schema, child, animus, proposition, intrigue, big picture, game plan, lay of the land, conation, intendment, what's cooking
design 20 verb plan, outline fashion, form, create, describe, invent, perform, produce, draft, construct, arrange, accomplish, trace, frame, draw, chart, project, cast, execute, effect, achieve
design 13 verb plan, outline devise, lay out, work out, blueprint, diagram, sketch, delineate, contrive, fulfill, block out, dope out, set out, sketch out
design 6 verb create, conceive compose, form, invent, produce, fashion, frame
design 8 verb create, conceive devise, fabricate, originate, contrive, cook up, dream up, make up, think up
design 10 verb intend, mean to do prepare, propose, make, aim, plan, mind, project, contemplate, purpose, scheme
design 4 verb intend, mean to do devise, tailor, contrive, destine
designer 6 noun creator planner, producer, author, architect, engineer, maker
designer 8 noun creator inventor, originator, fabricator, fashion designer, couturier, costumier, deviser, fashioner
desirable 3 adj attractive, seductive fascinating, charming, sexy
desirable 6 adj attractive, seductive beautiful, enticing, adorable, alluring, fetching, covetable
desirable 7 adj advantageous, good useful, helpful, acceptable, eligible, grateful, pleasing, welcome
desirable 10 adj advantageous, good profitable, beneficial, gratifying, expedient, preferable, enviable, worthwhile, advisable, agreeable, covetable
desire 11 noun want, longing hunger, wish, will, motive, passion, ambition, need, love, liking, attraction, urge
desire 40 noun want, longing lust, eagerness, fascination, aspiration, thirst, yearning, devotion, appetite, craving, greed, inclination, rapture, fancy, avidity, infatuation, craze, hankering, solicitude, propensity, fervor, ardor, rapaciousness, covetousness, doting, proclivity, itch, lasciviousness, libido, ravenousness, mania, frenzy, cupidity, relish, fondness, admiration, lechery, voracity, concupiscence, predilection, salacity
desire 4 noun request wish, appeal, hope, want
desire 5 noun request supplication, entreaty, petition, solicitation, importunity
desire 5 verb want, long for enjoy, like, aim, choose, pine
desire 28 verb want, long for crave, covet, fancy, thirst, fall for, go for, wish for, aspire to, be smitten, be turned on by, cotton to, desiderate, die over, give eyeteeth for, hanker after, have eyes for, have the hots for, hunger for, lust after, make advances to, partial to, set heart on, spoil for, sweet on, take a liking to, take a shine to, take to, yearn for
desire 2 verb ask, request seek, beg
desire 5 verb ask, request importune, entreat, solicit, bespeak, petition
desk 2 noun table counter, secretary
desk 8 noun table davenport, escritoire, writing desk, workspace, lecturn, reading stand, rolltop, school desk
despair 2 noun depression, hopelessness pain, trial
despair 15 noun depression, hopelessness gloom, melancholy, desperation, sorrow, despondency, misery, discouragement, anguish, ordeal, dejection, tribulation, wretchedness, forlornness, disheartenment, dashed hopes
despair 5 verb give up hope drop, yield, resign, abandon, destroy
despair 12 verb give up hope relinquish, despond, renounce, flatten, surrender, take down, be hopeless, give way, have heavy heart, let air out, lose faith, lose heart
despise 3 verb look down on reject, hate, slight
despise 27 verb look down on revile, disdain, repudiate, neglect, undervalue, scorn, detest, deride, snub, eschew, shun, abhor, loathe, abominate, spurn, execrate, renounce, contemn, disregard, flout, put down, wipe out, allergic to, feel contempt for, have no use for, look down nose at, misprize
destroy 10 verb demolish, devastate end, consume, ruin, damage, crush, kill, gut, total, waste, level
destroy 50 verb demolish, devastate wipe out, wreck, dismantle, smash, shatter, ravage, impair, sabotage, maim, raze, eradicate, deface, desolate, slay, dispatch, abort, extirpate, zap, cream, mutilate, vaporize, exterminate, butcher, quash, wax, suppress, mar, liquidate, despoil, nullify, quell, nuke, overturn, maraud, trash, annihilate, ravish, erase, extinguish, annul, snuff out, stamp out, tear down, spoliate, torpedo, axe, blot out, break down, lay waste, swallow up
destruction 8 noun demolition, devastation loss, murder, ruin, end, crashing, crushing, sacking, dissolving
destruction 32 noun demolition, devastation eradication, massacre, slaughter, annihilation, extermination, elimination, extinction, carnage, ruination, undoing, liquidation, downfall, wrecking, havoc, subversion, overthrow, extirpation, invalidation, bane, abolition, wreckage, extinguishing, slaying, shattering, ravaging, subjugation, abolishing, assassinating, disintegrating, disrupting, invalidating, subverting
detail 21 noun feature, specific aspect schedule, structure, element, thing, part, design, plan, article, fact, point, respect, cue, fraction, factor, trait, component, specialty, particular, count, item, portion
detail 19 noun feature, specific aspect nitty-gritty, peculiarity, minutia, triviality, specification, nicety, trivia, dope, technicality, accessory, singularity, brass tacks, chapter and verse, meat and potatoes, nuts and bolts, ABCs, circumstantiality, fine point, minor point
detail 10 noun military troop body, duty, force, army, assignment, fatigue, party, organization, squad, unit
detail 4 noun military troop detachment, KP, kitchen police, special force
detail 17 verb specify, make clear portray, reveal, depict, relate, describe, uncover, analyze, tell, exhibit, show, elaborate, communicate, produce, catalog, spread, report, specialize
detail 23 verb specify, make clear delineate, stipulate, spell out, enumerate, recount, lay out, summarize, recite, particularize, rehearse, embellish, recapitulate, epitomize, individualize, itemize, narrate, designate, set forth, circumstantiate, fly speck, get down to brass tacks, quote chapter and verse, sweat details
detail 4 verb assign specific task appoint, send, commission, charge
detail 3 verb assign specific task delegate, detach, allocate
detective 7 noun investigator of crime reporter, agent, spy, tail, analyst, cop, fed
detective 29 noun investigator of crime sleuth, police officer, private eye, informer, fink, eye, snoop, scout, bull, shadow, eavesdropper, constable, gumshoe, private investigator, prosecutor, dick, roper, sergeant, nark, flatfoot, peeper, bloodhound, shoofly, shamus, P. I., Sherlock Holmes, bird dog, plainclothes officer, slewfoot
detector 7 noun indicator pointer, radar, locater, spotter, discoverer, warner, revealer
deter 9 verb check, inhibit from action prevent, discourage, prohibit, stop, scare, block, cool, warn, chill
deter 28 verb check, inhibit from action hinder, avert, intimidate, frighten, preclude, daunt, impede, forestall, dissuade, restrain, obstruct, dampen, debar, obviate, caution, divert, damp, put off, rule out, shut out, stave off, turn off, forfend, act like a wet blanket, disadvise, put a damper on, talk out of, throw cold water on
deteriorate 12 verb decay, degenerate decline, sink, lower, undermine, slide, fade, fail, weaken, injure, descend, break, flag
deteriorate 39 verb decay, degenerate ebb, fall apart, worsen, disintegrate, lessen, crumble, regress, degrade, languish, depreciate, retrogress, pervert, debilitate, impair, corrupt, rot, skid, debase, deprave, vitiate, mar, spoil, adulterate, lapse, corrode, retrograde, alloy, decompose, go to pieces, be worse for wear, become worse, disimprove, go downhill, go to pot, go to the dogs, hit the skids, lose it, lose quality, wear away
develop 10 verb cultivate, prosper evolve, advance, progress, promote, establish, grow, expand, age, foster, thrive
develop 7 verb cultivate, prosper flourish, ripen, maturate, mature, mellow, enroot, grow up
develop 14 verb expand, work out perfect, evolve, advance, strengthen, exploit, spread, promote, realize, improve, extend, finish, stretch, elaborate, unfold
develop 19 verb expand, work out broaden, refine, build up, deepen, cultivate, intensify, materialize, widen, magnify, augment, dilate, enrich, enlarge, lengthen, beautify, actualize, polish, heighten, amplify
develop 14 verb begin; occur form, invest, acquire, start, establish, generate, contract, break, chance, result, arise, go, follow, happen
develop 11 verb begin; occur betide, breed, transpire, originate, befall, ensue, commence, break out, come about, come off, pick up
develop 12 verb unfold; be made known evolve, acquire, produce, realize, form, disclose, exhibit, elaborate, reach, uncover, state, explain
develop 13 verb unfold; be made known materialize, disentangle, actualize, unroll, unfurl, unwind, foretell, unravel, recount, explicate, account for, uncoil, untwist
development 22 noun growth evolution, expansion, improvement, increase, progress, unfolding, addition, spreading, hike, flowering, advance, boost, spread, increasing, ongoing, developing, advancing, elaborating, evolving, perfecting, reinforcing, upping
development 20 noun growth advancement, maturity, progression, reinforcement, enlargement, augmentation, buildup, maturing, evolvement, adulthood, ontogenesis, maturation, ontogeny, ripening, chrysalis, adding to, augmenting, making progress, unraveling, upgrowth
development 9 noun happening, incident situation, outcome, issue, result, change, circumstance, conclusion, event, phenomenon
development 8 noun happening, incident occurrence, denouement, eventuality, upshot, materialization, transpiration, eventuation, turn of events
deviation 5 noun change, departure variation, fork, shift, difference, turning
deviation 19 noun change, departure aberration, fluctuation, divergence, alteration, detour, diversion, disparity, discrepancy, breach, modification, variance, anomaly, irregularity, inconsistency, digression, transgression, crotch, deflection, hereticism
device 19 noun instrument, tool gear, material, mechanism, machine, equipment, creation, agent, invention, arrangement, resort, medium, means, outfit, construction, tackle, article, resource, shift, implement
device 17 noun instrument, tool apparatus, gadget, appliance, accessory, gimmick, rigging, makeshift, contraption, utensil, contrivance, doohickey, expedient, whatnot, thingamabob, whatchamacallit, Rube Goldberg invention, whatsit
device 13 noun ploy, scheme, maneuver design, method, strategy, trick, plot, pattern, game, craft, plan, shift, project, trap, purpose
device 24 noun ploy, scheme, maneuver stratagem, cabal, machination, fake, proposition, artifice, racket, gimmick, evasion, loophole, dodge, feint, craftiness, stunt, improvisation, chicanery, finesse, ruse, subterfuge, expedient, wile, gambit, clever move, cunningness
device 4 noun symbol, emblem design, figure, pattern, sign
device 11 noun symbol, emblem insignia, motif, colophon, ensign, token, badge, logo, slogan, motto, crest, scroll
devote 9 verb commit one's energies, thoughts give, dedicate, apply, donate, assign, present, appropriate, bless, reserve
devote 17 verb commit one's energies, thoughts give away, allot, consign, pledge, sanctify, apportion, confide, vow, bestow, consecrate, entrust, enshrine, hallow, hand out, concern oneself, occupy oneself, set apart
diagnosis 7 noun identification of problem, disease interpretation, investigation, examination, analysis, conclusion, opinion, summary
diagnosis 2 noun identification of problem, disease pronouncement, scrutiny
diagram 9 noun drawing, sketch of form or plan outline, figure, chart, game, design, perspective, draft, representation, description
diagram 7 noun drawing, sketch of form or plan blueprint, layout, big picture, floor plan, game plan, rough draft, ground plan
dialect 3 noun local speech language, accent, tongue
dialect 15 noun local speech patois, vocabulary, idiom, pronunciation, vernacular, lingo, jargon, terminology, slang, patter, argot, cant, provincialism, localism, regionalism
dialogue 10 noun talk conference, exchange, communication, discussion, conversation, discourse, script, lines, remarks, sides
dialogue 16 noun talk confab, repartee, converse, chat, parley, powwow, colloquy, confabulation, rap, parlance, flap, small talk, rap session, dialog, duologue, interlocution
diameter 1 noun measurement across object bore
diameter 5 noun measurement across object width, breadth, caliber, broadness, module
diamond 3 noun gemstone ice, rock, brilliant
diamond 12 noun gemstone jewel, gem, paragon, lozenge, rhinestone, zircon, corundum, rhombus, allotrope, solitaire, bort, jager
diarrhea 5 noun loose bowels flux, dysentery, the runs, the trots, Montezuma's revenge
diatribe 2 noun harangue, criticism objection, abuse
diatribe 12 noun harangue, criticism tirade, invective, denunciation, jeremiad, philippic, castigation, onslaught, disputation, stricture, vituperation, reviling, screed
dictate 10 noun command; rule statute, direction, word, requirement, code, principle, bidding, mandate, law, order
dictate 9 noun command; rule edict, precept, fiat, ultimatum, ordinance, injunction, decree, behest, dictum
dictate 13 verb command; give instructions impose, guide, govern, control, set, lead, bid, manage, direct, rule, charge, instruct, order
dictate 16 verb command; give instructions prescribe, decree, pronounce, ordain, regiment, enjoin, bulldoze, lay down, call the shots, call the play, call the tune, lay down the law, put foot down, read the riot act, take the reins, walk heavy
dictate 7 verb read out for the record speak, compose, deliver, transmit, say, interview, talk
dictate 9 verb read out for the record orate, formulate, verbalize, utter, emit, draft correspondence, give account, give forth, prepare draft
dictionary 2 noun book of word meanings language, reference
dictionary 9 noun book of word meanings glossary, vocabulary, concordance, lexicon, encyclopedia, palaver, terminology, cyclopedia, promptory
die 4 verb pass away; stop living drown, finish, depart, drop
die 18 verb pass away; stop living expire, perish, succumb, decease, suffocate, demise, conk, croak, drop off, kick the bucket, be no more, be taken, cease to exist, give up the ghost, go way of all flesh, relinquish life, rest in peace, breathe one's last
die 14 verb wither, dwindle end, pass, stop, fall, fail, vanish, disappear, weaken, decline, fade, moderate, sink, diminish, wilt
die 35 verb wither, dwindle expire, deteriorate, bate, ebb, wane, crumble, degenerate, rot, droop, decay, subside, molder, rankle, halt, abate, slacken, lapse, recede, retrograde, let up, peter out, run down, run out, dilapidate, break down, ease off, fade away, fade out, fizzle out, go bad, go downhill, lose power, melt away, run low, wear away
diet 3 noun abstinence from food restriction, fast, regime
diet 5 noun abstinence from food regimen, starvation, dietary, nutritional therapy, weight-reduction plan
diet 4 noun daily intake of food fare, provisions, menu, bite
diet 16 noun daily intake of food nutrition, nutriment, victuals, nourishment, aliment, commons, sustenance, comestibles, snack, subsistence, viands, rations, goodies, edibles, daily bread, grubbery
diet 2 verb abstain from food reduce, fast
diet 11 verb abstain from food slim, fall off, go without, starve, count calories, eat sparingly, lose weight, skinny down, slim down, tighten belt, watch weight
differ 8 verb be dissimilar, distinct vary, disagree, modify, alter, contrast, turn, qualify, reverse
differ 22 verb be dissimilar, distinct diverge, contradict, diversify, digress, conflict with, be distinguished from, be off the beaten path, be unlike, bear no resemblance, clash with, depart from, deviate from, divaricate from, jar with, lack resemblance, not conform, not look like, run counter to, show contrast, sing a different tune, stand apart, take exception
differ 11 verb clash; hold opposing views divide, vary, disagree, contend, object, jar, fight, oppose, debate, war, dispute
differ 16 verb clash; hold opposing views squabble, dissent, quarrel, bicker, discord, disaccord, demur, lock horns, bump heads, discept, go after each other, go at it, hit a clinker, hit a sour note, protest against, take issue
difference 11 noun dissimilarity, distinctness diversity, characteristic, variation, contrast, distinction, change, separation, departure, variety, opposition, exception
difference 27 noun dissimilarity, distinctness divergence, disparity, inequality, discrepancy, digression, antithesis, peculiarity, separateness, nonconformity, particularity, unlikeness, contrariety, heterogeneity, anomaly, deviation, aberration, asymmetry, contrariness, singularity, idiosyncrasy, alteration, variance, irregularity, dissemblance, discongruity, unconformity, unorthodoxness
difference 8 noun opposing views argument, controversy, debate, conflict, dispute, beef, spat, words
difference 31 noun opposing views clash, discord, disagreement, quarrel, dissent, tiff, contretemps, wrangle, estrangement, hassle, brush, row, scrap, contrariety, catamaran, disunity, contention, brawl, dissension, dissidence, discordance, run-in, strife, variance, blowup, disaccord, set-to, brush-off, dustup, bone to pick, brannigan
different 15 adj dissimilar, unlike contrasting, distinct, distinctive, diverse, various, particular, distant, other, altered, changed, colorful, individual, opposed, otherwise, single
different 29 adj dissimilar, unlike disparate, peculiar, offbeat, divergent, clashing, contrary, deviating, discrepant, incomparable, inconsistent, unequal, unrelated, variant, divers, a far cry from, antithetic, at odds, at variance, contradistinct, contradistinctive, contrastive, differential, incommensurable, like night and day, mismatched, mismated, poles apart, unalike, unsimilar
different 18 adj separate, distinct unusual, rare, original, specific, extraordinary, strange, various, particular, unique, diverse, other, special, another, express, individual, novel, several, specialized
different 12 adj separate, distinct unconventional, peculiar, bizarre, atypical, discrete, especial, out of the ordinary, singular, startling, uncommon, another story, something else
different 8 adj miscellaneous, various diverse, varied, collected, jarring, many, numerous, several, some
different 23 adj miscellaneous, various disparate, divergent, assorted, asymmetrical, dissonant, heterogeneous, incongruous, inconsistent, indiscriminate, manifold, multifarious, sundry, variegated, divers, diversified, multiform, varicolored, anthologized, diversiform, omnifarious, omniform, varietal, variform
difficult 13 adj hard on someone; hard to do crucial, tough, demanding, severe, ambitious, painful, exacting, heavy, labored, problem, stiff, trying, challenging
difficult 31 adj hard on someone; hard to do troublesome, problematic, arduous, onerous, strenuous, burdensome, laborious, gargantuan, herculean, bothersome, formidable, galling, immense, intricate, irritating, operose, prohibitive, rigid, titanic, toilsome, unyielding, uphill, wearisome, effortful, backbreaker, difficile, easier said than done, hard-won, no picnic, not easy, upstream
difficult 14 adj complicated; hard to comprehend complex, delicate, confusing, abstract, dark, deep, hidden, involved, loose, mysterious, nice, profound, puzzling, subtle
difficult 32 adj complicated; hard to comprehend troublesome, abstruse, baffling, enigmatic, esoteric, formidable, inexplicable, intricate, knotty, labyrinthine, meandering, mystical, obscure, obstinate, perplexing, rambling, tangled, thorny, ticklish, unclear, unfathomable, unintelligible, mystifying, problematical, bewildering, confounding, enigmatical, entangled, hard to explain, hard to solve, paradoxical, vexing
difficult 4 adj unmanageable socially tough, demanding, dark, trying
difficult 23 adj unmanageable socially troublesome, grim, intractable, argumentative, boorish, fastidious, finicky, fractious, fussy, impolite, irritable, oafish, obstreperous, perverse, picky, refractory, rigid, rude, tiresome, bearish, hard to please, unaccommodating, unamenable
difficult situation 2 noun touchy situation sticky wicket, tight spot
difficulty 13 noun problem; situation requiring great effort dilemma, hazard, obstacle, struggle, frustration, pain, trouble, crisis, check, emergency, labor, mess, strain
difficulty 36 noun problem; situation requiring great effort predicament, complication, hardship, snag, deadlock, adversity, distress, strait, hitch, obstruction, perplexity, quagmire, misfortune, paradox, awkwardness, fix, scrape, tribulation, exigency, muddle, crux, stew, knot, quandary, impasse, barricade, hindrance, pickle, dead end, hot water, stumbling block, deep water, painfulness, strenuousness, arduousness, laboriousness
difficulty 19 noun mental burden stress, anxiety, pressure, struggle, frustration, trouble, crisis, worry, weight, puzzle, strain, harassment, depression, emergency, charge, mess, care, bother, responsibility
difficulty 31 noun mental burden predicament, embarrassment, inconvenience, complication, setback, strife, misery, distress, grievance, strait, millstone, irritation, perplexity, annoyance, scrape, jam, ado, maze, to-do, exigency, oppression, imbroglio, vicissitude, discouragement, ramification, pinch, quandary, aggravation, pickle, bafflement, hangup
difficulty 5 noun argument trouble, controversy, dispute, beef, fight
difficulty 8 noun argument misunderstanding, strife, hassle, squabble, altercation, quarrel, falling-out, bickering
dig 2 noun insult cut, crack
dig 9 noun insult gibe, quip, slur, taunt, jeer, innuendo, sneer, wisecrack, cutting remark
dig 19 verb delve into; hollow out search, drill, discover, clean, enter, uncover, bore, harvest, channel, tunnel, pit, drive, cat, till, investigate, produce, undermine, mine, root
dig 29 verb delve into; hollow out unearth, shovel, dredge, go into, penetrate, exhume, bulldoze, scoop, sift, burrow, gouge, excavate, depress, pierce, grub, quarry, rout, probe, deepen, sap, spade, break up, concave, turn over, hoe, dig down, fork out, root out, scoop out
dig 6 verb thrust object into punch, poke, stick, sink, plunge, drive
dig 7 verb thrust object into gouge, nudge, ram, stab, jog, prod, jab
dig 8 verb investigate; discover search, retrieve, uncover, find, prospect, expose, research, root
dig 16 verb investigate; discover unearth, go into, sift, delve, inquire, probe, extricate, bring to light, come across, come up with, look into, dig down, search high and low, shake down, turn inside out, turn upside down
dig 5 verb enjoy, like love, mind, appreciate, understand, follow
dig 3 verb enjoy, like groove, relish, go for
dig 7 verb understand catch, see, recognize, accept, take, grasp, follow
dig 3 verb understand apprehend, comprehend, take in
digital 21 noun calculating, data processing machine clone, brain, calculator, adding machine, artificial intelligence, data processor, number cruncher, personal computer, mini, laptop, minicomputer, CPU, PC, mac, mainframe, abacus, microcomputer, analog, electronic brain, micro, thinking machine
digital 2 adj concerning mathematics fraction, statistical
digital 15 adj concerning mathematics arithmetic, binary, exponent, fractional, integral, mathematical, numeral, algebraic, algorithmic, arithmetical, differential, exponential, logarithm, logarithmic, numerary
digital 1 adj electronic programmed
digital 2 adj electronic automated, cybernated
digital 3 adj mathematical fraction, integrated, statistical
digital 13 adj mathematical numeral, arithmetic, binary, exponent, fractional, mathematical, numerical, arithmetical, differential, exponential, logarithm, logarithmic, numerary
dignity 22 noun excellence, nobility status, grace, virtue, quality, honor, merit, culture, standing, character, gravity, state, station, significance, worth, importance, regard, rank, address, ethics, glory, consequence, distinction
dignity 28 noun excellence, nobility self-respect, respectability, decorum, greatness, poise, decency, stature, prestige, grandeur, morality, etiquette, majesty, renown, eminence, seemliness, elevation, cachet, loftiness, solemnity, hauteur, propriety, splendor, perfection, stateliness, sublimity, worthiness, nobleness, courtliness
dilemma 8 noun crisis mess, puzzle, difficulty, problem, fix, spot, corner, hole
dilemma 17 noun crisis predicament, impasse, quandary, embarrassment, plight, box, bind, strait, scrape, jam, mire, perplexity, pickle, hooker, Catch-22, double bind, tight corner
dilute 13 verb make thinner; weaken reduce, modify, decrease, diminish, alter, plant, cut, needle, water, mix, qualify, cook, moderate
dilute 16 verb make thinner; weaken mitigate, lessen, temper, adulterate, water down, shave, deliquesce, lace, doctor, attenuate, irrigate, liquefy, spike, diffuse, doctor up, phony up
dimension 17 noun measure extent, importance, proportion, range, element, length, magnitude, aspect, scope, height, quality, size, bulk, volume, capacity, mass, time
dimension 1 noun measure thickness
dine 1 verb eat, often formally consume
dine 10 verb eat, often formally feast, banquet, sup, fall to, feed on, lunch, eat out, breakfast, do lunch, supper
dinner 2 noun evening meal eats, ribs
dinner 18 noun evening meal feast, banquet, repast, blowout, fete, spread, chow, collation, regale, supper, refection, feedbag, potluck, din-din, main meal, major munch, principal meal, table d'hôte
dinosaur 6 adj no longer in use, in vogue ancient, dated, dead, gone, old, old-fashioned
dinosaur 32 adj no longer in use, in vogue antiquated, archaic, outmoded, out-of-date, antediluvian, antique, bygone, discarded, done for, dusty, extinct, fossil, kaput, moldy, moth-eaten, out, passé, stale, superannuated, superseded, timeworn, unfashionable, anachronistic, dead and gone, disused, had it, has-been, horse and buggy, old-hat, old-school, out-of-fashion, outworn
dinosaur 5 adj obsolete, old-fashioned bent, tired, dated, out, dead
dinosaur 31 adj obsolete, old-fashioned antiquated, archaic, out-of-date, obsolete, antique, superseded, superannuated, antediluvian, behind the times, bygone, extinct, moldy, moth-eaten, musty, obsolescent, old-time, passé, unfashionable, vintage, olden, unusable, outworn, fossilized, anachronistic, disused, démodé, has-been, horse and buggy, old-hat, out-of-style, unstylish
dip 6 noun submersion in liquid plunge, swim, soak, bath, soaking, ducking
dip 4 noun submersion in liquid dive, immersion, douche, drenching
dip 3 noun something for dunking mixture, solution, preparation
dip 5 noun something for dunking concoction, infusion, suspension, dilution, suffusion
dip 8 noun depression; decline drop, slope, lowering, fall, sink, slip, pitch, hole
dip 15 noun depression; decline slump, incline, declivity, sinkhole, descent, sag, hollow, concavity, downswing, basin, inclination, downslide, downtrend, fall-off, sinkage
dip 9 verb put into liquid wash, lower, plunge, soak, wet, pitch, water, duck, steep
dip 16 verb put into liquid rinse, dunk, bathe, souse, irrigate, slop, immerse, lave, moisten, splash, baptize, douse, submerge, slosh, submerse, drench
dip 13 verb lower, descend decline, reach, plunge, sink, slip, fall, slope, set, sheer, settle, bend, fade, disappear
dip 20 verb lower, descend plummet, recede, tumble, sag, slump, spiral, go down, skid, verge, incline, veer, tilt, skew, subside, slant, swoop, droop, drop down, nose-dive, slue
dip 8 verb scoop, ladle lift, draw, handle, offer, bucket, strain, spoon, dish
dip 9 verb scoop, ladle lade, shovel, bale, dredge, decant, bail, draw out, draft off, reach into
diplomat 5 noun politician, consul expert, agent, representative, minister, ambassador
diplomat 14 noun politician, consul mediator, envoy, negotiator, go-between, emissary, plenipotentiary, moderator, legate, conciliator, tactician, attaché, cabinet member, public relations person, chargé d'affaires
diplomatic 9 adj politic, tactful strategic, calculating, capable, cunning, delicate, sensitive, sharp, smooth, subtle
diplomatic 28 adj politic, tactful gracious, polite, conciliatory, adept, arch, artful, astute, bland, brainy, cagey, clever, courteous, crafty, deft, dexterous, discreet, intriguing, prudent, savvy, scheming, shrewd, sly, suave, wily, guileful, conniving, contriving, opportunistic
direct 6 adj honest explicit, plain, straight, express, open, absolute
direct 21 adj honest unambiguous, straightforward, sincere, unequivocal, candid, blunt, forthright, bald, frank, categorical, downright, matter-of-fact, outspoken, point-blank, unconcealed, unreserved, plainspoken, talk turkey, person-to-person, straight from the shoulder, undisguised
direct 7 adj undeviating; uninterrupted continuous, even, straight, right, through, true, shortest
direct 12 adj undeviating; uninterrupted beeline, horizontal, nonstop, point-blank, unbroken, unswerving, straightaway, in bee line, in straight line, linear, not crooked, straight ahead
direct 6 adj face-to-face; next to personal, immediate, prompt, next, primary, succeeding
direct 6 adj face-to-face; next to contiguous, firsthand, proximate, resultant, lineal, head-on
direct 16 verb manage, oversee control, handle, lead, conduct, keep, run, advise, operate, guide, regulate, influence, rule, boss, administer, govern, dominate
direct 16 verb manage, oversee supervise, shepherd, superintend, dispose, ordain, carry on, quarterback, call the shots, control the affairs of, have the say, head up, preside over, run the show, run things, take the reins, be in the driver's seat
direct 14 verb give instructions; teach deliver, tell, warn, inform, instruct, command, address, advise, order, read, bid, charge, dictate, lecture
direct 3 verb give instructions; teach enjoin, give directions, give orders
direct 26 verb point in a direction; guide head, set, intend, target, lead, show, address, focus, cast, aim, turn, see, train, steer, conduct, present, mean, beam, level, route, point, indicate, lay, sight, fix, pilot
direct 8 verb point in a direction; guide shepherd, incline, slant, escort, move in, point the way, sight on, zero in
direct 5 verb send, usually by mail system address, route, mark, mail, label
direct 3 verb send, usually by mail system inscribe, designate, superscribe
direct 12 verb put all of efforts toward try, set, devote, give, aim, turn, address, apply, throw, bend, fix, settle
direct 3 verb put all of efforts toward endeavor, strive, buckle down
direction 8 noun management control, guidance, leadership, order, government, administration, charge, command
direction 3 noun management supervision, oversight, superintendence
direction 26 noun course, route angle, orientation, area, trend, aspect, way, objective, path, line, bearing, set, bent, stream, tide, bias, tendency, end, current, track, drift, spot, region, aim, range, side, road
direction 11 noun course, route outlook, trajectory, inclination, proclivity, viewpoint, slant, tack, standpoint, beeline, point of compass, that-a-way
director 12 noun manager head, supervisor, producer, executive, administrator, player, chief, leader, principal, governor, boss, chair
director 14 noun manager organizer, exec, skipper, overseer, controller, kingpin, big person, executive officer, head honcho, helmer, key player, person upstairs, top dog, top person
directory 7 noun reference book; guide list, index, register, record, book, agenda, charts
directory 17 noun reference book; guide catalogue, almanac, roster, lineup, syllabus, hit list, laundry list, short list, yellow pages, scorecard, atlas, blue book, gazeteer, little black book, social register, white pages, who's who
dirty 3 adj soiled, unclean nasty, spotted, black
dirty 53 adj soiled, unclean dusty, murky, muddy, disheveled, crummy, unkempt, grimy, messy, sloppy, filthy, greasy, foul, defiled, bedraggled, grubby, grungy, icky, lousy, pigpen, raunchy, slimy, slovenly, smutty, sooty, squalid, unsanitary, unsightly, untidy, yucky, mucky, unwashed, stained, polluted, contaminated, begrimed, smudged, disarrayed, sullied, fouled, spattered, cruddy, dishabille, dreggy, dungy, mung, scummy, scuzzy, slatternly, straggly, undusted, unhygienic, unlaundered, unswept
dirty 5 adj obscene, pornographic nasty, blue, base, low, mean
dirty 22 adj obscene, pornographic filthy, coarse, unclean, contemptible, despicable, immoral, impure, indecent, lewd, off-color, ribald, risqué, salacious, scatological, smutty, sordid, squalid, vile, vulgar, unchaste, uncleanly, scurvy
dirty 1 adj dishonest cheating
dirty 16 adj dishonest sleazy, corrupt, crooked, foul, below the belt, deceitful, double-dealing, shabby, shady, shifty, sneaky, sordid, underhanded, unethical, unscrupulous, untruthful
dirty 4 verb cause to be soiled spot, coat, sweat, smoke
dirty 34 verb cause to be soiled sully, smear, blacken, smudge, defile, smirch, grime, smutch, pollute, foul, corrupt, mold, debase, botch, rot, muddy, draggle, contaminate, blur, stain, tarnish, spoil, decay, blotch, taint, discolor, spatter, mess up, encrust, tar, begrime, besoil, make dusty, make impure
disability 3 noun disadvantage, restriction injury, weakness, lack
disability 14 noun disadvantage, restriction impairment, ailment, infirmity, defect, unfitness, incapacity, inexperience, drawback, incompetency, affliction, inability, detriment, disqualification, invalidity
disaccharide 1 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen sugar
disaccharide 13 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, monosaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin, polysaccharide
disadvantage 3 noun hurt, loss harm, injury, damage
disadvantage 4 noun hurt, loss detriment, prejudice, deprivation, disservice
disagreement 15 noun dispute, quarrel argument, controversy, debate, fight, split, spat, tension, opposition, difference, division, conflict, contest, break, words, jarring
disagreement 30 noun dispute, quarrel discord, dissent, disunity, friction, wrangle, squabble, clash, antagonism, hostility, misunderstanding, animosity, strife, feud, contention, disunion, vendetta, hassle, altercation, breach, variance, rupture, dissidence, clashing, ill will, bickering, atmospherics, cross-purposes, divisiveness, falling out, ill feeling
disagreement 1 noun difference, unlikeness diversity
disagreement 16 noun difference, unlikeness inconsistency, disparity, divergence, discrepancy, clash, discordance, dissimilitude, incongruity, divergency, disharmony, incompatibility, variance, dissimilarity, disaccord, incongruousness, disharmonism
disappear 19 verb vanish; cease depart, retire, escape, go, melt, fade, sink, flee, retreat, fly, die, leave, withdraw, abandon, dissolve, end, clear, exit, pass
disappear 31 verb vanish; cease wane, dissipate, perish, evaporate, expire, recede, vamoose, ebb, abscond, vacate, disperse, evanesce, decamp, pass away, die out, dematerialize, be done for, be gone, be lost, be no more, be swallowed up, cease to exist, come to naught, drop out of sight, end gradually, evanish, fade away, go south, leave no trace, melt away, take flight
disappoint 2 verb sadden, dismay; frustrate fail, founder
disappoint 39 verb sadden, dismay; frustrate dissatisfy, disillusion, dishearten, dumbfound, disconcert, baffle, deceive, hamper, mislead, hinder, thwart, tease, chagrin, balk, vex, dash, disgruntle, foil, abort, torment, embitter, miscarry, circumvent, bungle, delude, leave in the lurch, let down, put out, disenchant, bring to naught, cast down, come to nothing, dash hopes, fall down on, fall flat, fall short of, not show, ruin prospects, stand up
disappointment 10 noun saddening situation; letdown blow, disaster, failure, obstacle, defeat, mistake, drag, lemon, slip, error
disappointment 25 noun saddening situation; letdown setback, misfortune, bummer, downfall, fiasco, dud, mishap, miscalculation, blunder, mischance, impasse, calamity, fizzle, bust, inefficacy, discouragement, downer, bitter pill, blind alley, false alarm, faux pas, flash in the pan, washout, bringdown, old one-two
disappointment 5 noun mental upset; displeasure blow, regret, failure, frustration, defeat
disappointment 20 noun mental upset; displeasure discontent, chagrin, setback, dissatisfaction, letdown, adversity, disillusion, distress, despondency, disgruntlement, discouragement, mortification, disenchantment, disillusionment, bafflement, adverse fate, lack of success, nonsuccess, the knocks, unfulfillment
disaster 21 noun accident, trouble harm, crash, emergency, failure, flood, defeat, hazard, tragedy, collapse, stroke, slip, rough, casualty, blow, ruin, depression, fall, reverse, upset, grief, rock
disaster 32 noun accident, trouble catastrophe, fiasco, holocaust, mishap, calamity, debacle, setback, woe, ruination, undoing, misadventure, collision, affliction, misfortune, bust, blight, exigency, bale, bane, cataclysm, mischance, flop, adversity, act of God, bad luck, bad news, hot water, washout, fell stroke, hard luck, ill luck, the worst
disastrous 3 adj detrimental, devastating terrible, tragic, fatal
disastrous 20 adj detrimental, devastating dreadful, destructive, unfortunate, catastrophic, calamitous, harmful, adverse, cataclysmic, dire, ill-fated, unfavorable, fateful, ruinous, hapless, luckless, unlucky, unpropitious, untoward, cataclysmal, ill-starred
disastrously 9 adv unluckily sadly, miserably, unhappily, regrettably, dismally, grievously, horribly, lamentably, unsuccessfully
discipline 13 noun regimen, training control, development, practice, will, regulation, preparation, education, method, limitation, drill, conduct, exercise, drilling
discipline 15 noun regimen, training restraint, self-restraint, self-control, strictness, indoctrination, willpower, cultivation, curb, orderliness, subordination, self-government, domestication, inculcation, self-command, self-mastery
discipline 1 noun punishment rod
discipline 7 noun punishment correction, comeuppance, chastisement, castigation, getting yours, hell to pay, punition
discipline 4 noun field of study; subject of interest curriculum, course, specialty, area
discipline 1 noun field of study; subject of interest branch of knowledge
disco 1 noun discotheque club
disco 3 noun discotheque nightclub, nightspot, dance hall
discount 6 noun reduction in cost decrease, premium, cut, commission, percentage, tare
discount 19 noun reduction in cost exemption, rebate, deduction, concession, allowance, remission, abatement, drawback, subtraction, qualification, depreciation, diminution, salvage, modification, markdown, rollback, cut rate, knock-off, something off
discount 4 verb lower, reduce cost modify, diminish, allow, remove
discount 15 verb lower, reduce cost deduct, rebate, redeem, abate, subtract, depreciate, knock off, take off, mark down, undersell, hold a sale, make allowance for, sell at discount, strike off, take away
discount 8 verb ignore; treat as insignificant forget, minimize, overlook, doubt, reject, slight, question, fail
discount 17 verb ignore; treat as insignificant omit, disregard, neglect, derogate, mistrust, disbelieve, overpass, discredit, scout, belittle, depreciate, brush off, pass over, dispraise, blink at, detract from, scoff at
discourage 9 verb dishearten, dispirit alarm, confuse, bother, trouble, scare, try, cow, weigh, chill
discourage 28 verb dishearten, dispirit depress, dampen, dismay, intimidate, frighten, irk, unnerve, daunt, demoralize, disparage, deprecate, distress, afflict, appall, abash, vex, repress, dash, deject, bully, droop, awe, prostrate, overawe, beat down, cast down, throw cold water on, break one's heart
discourage 9 verb deter, dissuade; restrain prevent, scare, control, quiet, interfere, warn, shake, check, chill
discourage 23 verb deter, dissuade; restrain hinder, inhibit, frighten, curb, impede, obstruct, discountenance, deprecate, withhold, disfavor, divert, repress, hold back, put off, turn off, indispose, disincline, disadvise, hold off, keep back, talk out of, throw cold water on, turn aside
discourse 12 noun dialogue; dissertation essay, rhetoric, communication, discussion, conversation, speech, lecture, paper, speaking, address, article, talk
discourse 17 noun dialogue; dissertation treatise, monologue, huddle, thesis, descant, converse, homily, verbalization, monograph, sermon, chat, disquisition, utterance, memoir, oration, gabfest, tractate
discourse 13 verb discuss, speak about comment, develop, explain, debate, treat, lecture, dispute, expand, remark, argue, elaborate, voice, talk
discourse 20 verb discuss, speak about chew, expatiate, descant, modulate, declaim, confab, sermonize, enlarge, orate, converse, confer, harangue, expound, perorate, commentate, dissertate, dilate upon, dissert, give a meeting, hold forth
discover 24 verb find, uncover locate, notice, detect, reveal, hear, spot, explore, invent, recognize, see, observe, identify, determine, learn, catch, disclose, realize, design, glimpse, pioneer, conceive, sense, perceive, distinguish
discover 23 verb find, uncover unearth, devise, come upon, originate, debunk, contrive, espy, elicit, ascertain, discern, bring to light, come across, ferret out, look up, turn up, dig up, get wind of, get wise to, light upon, nose out, pick up on, smoke out, think of
discovery 22 noun finding, uncovering introduction, revelation, analysis, exploration, diagnosis, encounter, calculation, hearing, invention, learning, location, strike, identification, perception, determination, exposure, feeling, locating, distinguishing, sighting, verification, sensing
discovery 12 noun finding, uncovering disclosure, detection, experimentation, empiricism, authentication, exposition, origination, espial, discernment, ascertainment, certification, unearthing
discovery 18 noun treasure; invention design, result, innovation, finding, data, method, conclusion, coup, process, luck, machine, secret, principle, way, device, formula, law, find
discovery 7 noun treasure; invention breakthrough, godsend, bonanza, theorem, contrivance, algorithm, luck out
discreet 15 adj cautious, sensible reasonable, careful, intelligent, awake, calculating, civil, conservative, diplomatic, guarded, moderate, reserved, safe, strategic, wise, controlled
discreet 29 adj cautious, sensible noncommittal, watchful, prudent, tactful, considerate, thoughtful, attentive, restrained, alert, cagey, chary, circumspect, discerning, discriminating, gingerly, heedful, judicious, observant, politic, sagacious, temperate, vigilant, wary, worldly-wise, having foresight, like a clam, not rash, on lookout, precautious
discrimination 1 noun bias wrong
discrimination 9 noun bias intolerance, inequity, favoritism, bigotry, prejudice, injustice, unfairness, hatred, partiality
discrimination 11 noun particularity in taste bias, taste, sense, decision, perception, understanding, preference, separation, difference, judgment, distinction
discrimination 15 noun particularity in taste subtlety, differentiation, acumen, keenness, clearness, refinement, penetration, perspicacity, discernment, sagacity, acuteness, shrewdness, astuteness, percipience, astucity
discuss 12 verb talk over with another consider, review, debate, examine, argue, explain, contend, figure, contest, jaw, weigh, dispute
discuss 30 verb talk over with another deliberate, confer, take up, ventilate, converse, sift, moot, descant, canvass, confabulate, get together, go into, groupthink, altercate, dissertate, bounce off, compare notes, consult with, discept, discourse about, dissert, exchange views on, hash over, hold forth, kick about, knock around, put heads together, reason about, thrash out, toss around
disease 17 noun ailment, affliction stroke, illness, syndrome, Cancer, infection, virus, fever, epidemic, disorder, condition, temperature, fit, attack, complaint, collapse, spell, upset
disease 31 noun ailment, affliction malady, sickness, defect, plague, contamination, bug, inflammation, seizure, hemorrhage, unsoundness, distemper, feebleness, endemic, blight, breakdown, visitation, canker, decrepitude, ache, infirmity, debility, contagion, indisposition, misery, affection, flu, unhealthiness, convulsions, ill health, pathosis, sickliness
diseased 1 adj unhealthy sick
diseased 12 adj unhealthy sickly, rotten, infirm, ailing, afflicted, indisposed, infectious, tainted, unsound, unwell, unwholesome, infected
disguise 10 noun covering, makeup for deception blind, color, costume, dress, coloring, illusion, screen, mask, face, beard
disguise 29 noun covering, makeup for deception guise, veil, cloak, camouflage, trickery, pretension, facade, counterfeit, pseudonym, concealment, charade, veneer, semblance, masquerade, put-on, front, pretense, cover-up, pageant, pretentiousness, make-believe, false front, pen name, red herring, smoke screen, faking, dissimulation, fig leaf, get-up
disguise 12 verb mask; misrepresent hide, alter, color, beard, screen, front, affect, change, assume, age, pretend, cover
disguise 38 verb mask; misrepresent dress up, conceal, cloak, camouflage, belie, deceive, obscure, antique, feign, whitewash, fake, redo, counterfeit, varnish, fudge, falsify, sham, masquerade, muffle, shroud, dissemble, simulate, veil, obfuscate, dissimulate, garble, secrete, make up, put on an act, touch up, gloss over, cover up, doctor up, make like, put on a false front, put on a front, put up a front, wear cheaters
dish 8 noun eating receptacle plate, container, cup, pot, bowl, tray, pitcher, vessel
dish 9 noun eating receptacle platter, pottery, ceramic, mug, china, casserole, salver, porringer, saucer
dish 7 noun main part of meal food, fare, recipe, helping, course, serving, eats
dish 1 noun main part of meal entrée
dish 1 noun attractive woman angel
dish 28 noun attractive woman babe, doll, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, tomato, centerfold, peach, fox, pin-up, cupcake, bunny, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamor girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny, sex pot
disheartening 3 verb depress, ruin one's hopes discourage, crush, shake
disheartening 20 verb depress, ruin one's hopes dismay, dispirit, humble, deter, deject, daunt, demoralize, humiliate, dampen, damp, dash, disparage, chill, get down, put down, indispose, disincline, cast down, put a damper on, throw a pall over
disk 4 noun round object plate, shell, dish, circle
disk 9 noun round object platter, disc, sabot, discus, quoit, flan, saucer, discoid, discoidal
dislike 3 noun antagonism, hatred toward something objection, opposition, offense
dislike 21 noun antagonism, hatred toward something distaste, displeasure, enmity, hostility, antipathy, disapproval, dissatisfaction, prejudice, animus, disgust, aversion, animosity, loathing, deprecation, repugnance, disinclination, disesteem, indisposition, disapprobation, detestation, disfavor
dislike 4 verb be antagonistic toward something; hate regret, avoid, condemn, mind
dislike 35 verb be antagonistic toward something; hate despise, disapprove, resent, scorn, detest, shun, deplore, abhor, loathe, abominate, execrate, disesteem, contemn, eschew, disfavor, look down on, disrelish, antipathize, be allergic to, be averse to, be turned off to, bear malice toward, grossed out on, have hard feelings, have no stomach for, have no taste for, lose interest in, make faces at, not appreciate, not care for, not endure, not feel like, not take kindly to, object to, shudder at
dismiss 10 verb send away, remove; free decline, reject, release, dissolve, shed, rid, chase, divorce, boot, clear
dismiss 39 verb send away, remove; free expel, disband, repudiate, dispatch, disperse, relegate, abolish, bundle, deport, detach, banish, relinquish, supersede, eject, chuck, repel, discard, outlaw, brush off, cast off, dispense with, dispose of, do without, kick out, send packing, turn out, let go, cast out, drive out, force out, have done with, let out, lock out, push aside, push back, send off, show out, slough off, sweep away
dismiss 8 verb remove from job, responsibility suspend, fire, recall, retire, sack, drop, boot, pension
dismiss 38 verb remove from job, responsibility oust, terminate, depose, impeach, discharge, disqualify, furlough, bump, cashier, displace, bounce, depone, can, shelve, unseat, ax, kick out, lay off, put away, send packing, shut out, pink-slip, let go, defrock, unfrock, boot out, deselect, disemploy, disfrock, give notice to, give the ax, give the gate, give the heave-ho, give walking papers, give warning, let out, turn away, wash out
dismiss 3 verb put out of one's mind reject, rally, drop
dismiss 29 verb put out of one's mind ridicule, deride, repulse, despise, repudiate, dispel, gird, relegate, twit, scorn, pooh-pooh, mock, gibe, taunt, scoff, flout, scout, banish, spurn, disdain, jeer, contemn, shelve, disregard, discard, kiss off, laugh away, lay aside, set aside
dismissal 7 noun release freeing, bounce, end, removal, notice, permission, freedom
dismissal 30 noun release layoff, dissolution, dispossession, displacement, eviction, ostracism, exile, deportation, exorcism, liberation, suspension, door, deposition, expatriation, discharge, adjournment, expulsion, ouster, banishment, cold shoulder, marching orders, pink slip, brush-off, housecleaning, relegation, dislodgment, congé, deposal, kiss-off, old heave-ho
disobey 13 verb disregard rules; refuse to conform violate, ignore, decline, differ, riot, disagree, object, desert, resist, rebel, strike, dare, revolution
disobey 30 verb disregard rules; refuse to conform contravene, defy, infringe, evade, flout, overstep, misbehave, balk, withstand, revolutionize, revolt, mutiny, counteract, neglect, shirk, run riot, transgress, recalcitrate, be remiss, break rules, fly in face of, go counter to, insurrect, not heed, not listen, not mind, pay no attention to, rise in arms, set aside, take law into own hands
disorder 2 noun chaos, clutter mess, confusion
disorder 17 noun chaos, clutter huddle, disarray, discombobulation, muddle, anarchy, snarl, disorganization, derangement, jumble, disorderliness, irregularity, disarrangement, untidiness, shambles, ataxia, topsyturviness, rat's nest
disorder 7 noun social commotion; mental confusion chaos, trouble, revolution, fight, strike, riot, rioting
disorder 40 noun social commotion; mental confusion complication, disturbance, unrest, lawlessness, agitation, ruckus, unruliness, mayhem, insurrection, static, rebellion, convulsion, anarchy, flap, misrule, discord, distemper, hubbub, clamor, bustle, turmoil, tizzy, fuss, brawl, imbroglio, fracas, entanglement, turbulence, discombobulation, tumult, uproar, hullabaloo, disorganization, rumpus, dither, quarrel, terrorism, anarchism, reign of terror, mob rule
disorder 3 noun illness disease, complaint, upset
disorder 9 noun illness malady, sickness, affliction, ailment, infirmity, indisposition, cachexia, diseasedness, unhealth
disorder 4 verb mix up, disarrange confuse, disturb, upset, scatter
disorder 21 verb mix up, disarrange unsettle, tumble, embroil, confound, clutter, jumble, disjoint, shuffle, discompose, distemper, derange, dishevel, disrupt, rummage, disorganize, muddle, rumple, dislocate, mess up, discreate, muss up
display 17 noun public showing; spectacle exhibit, parade, demonstration, act, array, presentation, example, unfolding, exposure, revelation, arrangement, spread, exhibition, scheme, front, shine, sample
display 28 noun public showing; spectacle dash, pretension, affectation, fanfare, splurge, layout, splash, exposition, blaze, pomp, frippery, ostentation, manifestation, pedantry, flourish, vanity, pageant, pretentiousness, splendor, panorama, frame-up, ostentatiousness, expo, bravura, showboat, arrayal, for show, grandstand play
display 25 verb show for public viewing, effect exhibit, reveal, boast, represent, perform, flash, feature, publish, disclose, demonstrate, promote, open, expose, present, illustrate, parade, evidence, bare, sport, extend, unfold, expand, arrange, uncover, model
display 29 verb show for public viewing, effect emblazon, unveil, flaunt, advertise, unfurl, evince, vamp, brandish, glaze, unroll, betray, impart, unmask, grandstand, flourish, promulgate, manifest, lay out, show off, trot out, showcase, bring to view, lay bare, make clear, make known, open out, set out, spread out, stretch out
disposition 19 noun personal temperament tone, mood, habit, tendency, personality, bent, being, bias, humor, constitution, cast, flash, character, type, nature, spirit, identity, leaning, emotions
disposition 23 noun personal temperament frame of mind, predisposition, propensity, complexion, inclination, temper, individuality, tenor, mind-set, penchant, stamp, vein, proclivity, individualism, readiness, bag, proneness, thing, predilection, groove, cup of tea, make-up, druthers
disposition 14 noun arrangement, management of a situation distribution, control, direction, placement, sequence, decision, method, regulation, plan, organization, adjustment, order, grouping, ordering
disposition 2 noun arrangement, management of a situation disposal, classification
dispute 7 noun argument row, discussion, controversy, debate, conflict, beef, words
dispute 34 noun argument squabble, discord, wrangle, brawl, disagreement, misunderstanding, friction, feud, disturbance, strife, quarrel, embroilment, miff, fuss, uproar, fracas, tiff, commotion, hubbub, rumpus, dissension, squall, polemic, flare-up, altercation, broil, variance, brouhaha, contention, bone of contention, difference of opinion, falling-out, bickering, fireworks
dispute 8 verb argue contend, deny, contest, challenge, discuss, doubt, question, debate
dispute 32 verb argue contradict, refute, disprove, wrangle, rebut, quarrel, impugn, squabble, clash, bicker, confute, brawl, agitate, negate, controvert, hassle, quibble, canvass, gainsay, moot, disaffirm, lock horns, take on, altercate, bump heads, discept, have at, kick around, pick a bone, thrash out, toss around, jump on one's case
dissolve 3 verb melt from solid to liquid; mix in soften, run, render
dissolve 10 verb melt from solid to liquid; mix in deliquesce, liquefy, flux, fuse, thaw, diffuse, defront, fluidify, liquesce, waste away
dissolve 4 verb disappear, disintegrate separate, fade, vanish, decline
dissolve 17 verb disappear, disintegrate break up, disband, dissipate, evaporate, crumble, disperse, perish, dwindle, evanesce, diffuse, decompose, break down, dilapidate, unmake, break into pieces, melt away, waste away
dissolve 11 verb annul, discontinue suspend, collapse, separate, dismiss, cancel, destroy, shoot, end, ruin, loose, divorce
dissolve 29 verb annul, discontinue break up, demolish, overthrow, vacate, terminate, discharge, adjourn, postpone, repeal, sever, invalidate, wrack, annihilate, wreck, disorganize, shatter, destruct, decimate, quash, disunite, abrogate, void, eradicate, do away with, wind up, unmake, put an end to, render void, resolve into
distance 24 noun interval, range span, area, stretch, space, orbit, gap, length, separation, scope, size, sweep, sky, absence, spread, way, objective, horizon, reach, extent, bit, extension, remove, heavens, provinces
distance 18 noun interval, range width, radius, breadth, purview, ambit, purlieu, expanse, compass, outpost, hinterland, outskirts, lapse, remoteness, amplitude, farness, country mile, far piece, good ways
distance 1 noun aloofness reserve
distance 5 noun aloofness restraint, coolness, coldness, stiffness, frigidity
distance 1 verb dissociate oneself; leave behind pass
distance 7 verb dissociate oneself; leave behind outrun, outdo, outstrip, outpace, break away from the pack, put in proportion, separate oneself
distant 14 adj faraway remote, far, isolated, removed, abroad, abstracted, apart, away, farther, further, retired, secret, separate, ways
distant 28 adj faraway secluded, far-flung, inaccessible, far-off, obscure, asunder, backwoods, indirect, out-of-the-way, outlying, unapproachable, yonder, a piece, beyond range, far back, in the background, in the boonies, in the distance, in the sticks, middle of nowhere, not home, out of earshot, out of range, out of reach, sequestered, telescopic, wide of, arm's length
distant 11 adj aloof cold, remote, cool, formal, modest, proud, reserved, retiring, shy, stiff, withdrawn
distant 20 adj aloof arrogant, ceremonious, haughty, restrained, reticent, solitary, standoff, standoffish, stuck-up, unapproachable, unconcerned, unfriendly, unsociable, uppity, offish, insociable, laid back, on ice, put on airs, uncompanionable
distinct 10 adj apparent, obvious specific, clear, decided, evident, explicit, express, marked, patent, plain, sharp
distinct 21 adj apparent, obvious definite, noticeable, unmistakable, audible, categorical, clean-cut, clear-cut, incisive, lucid, manifest, palatable, perspicuous, prescribed, transparent, trenchant, unambiguous, unequivocal, well-defined, recognizable, enunciated, sharp-cut
distinct 13 adj different; unconnected separate, distinctive, specific, diverse, various, particular, unique, special, individual, separated, several, single, sole
distinct 12 adj different; unconnected offbeat, dissimilar, disparate, discrete, peculiar, divergent, detached, especial, unattached, disunited, poles apart, unassociated
distort 14 verb deform; falsify twist, alter, color, bias, bend, decline, angle, melt, crush, collapse, lie, change, curve, wind
distort 34 verb deform; falsify pervert, misinterpret, disfigure, warp, belie, misconstrue, deceive, misrepresent, mangle, scam, whitewash, sag, fake, doctor, buckle, snow, fudge, deviate, deteriorate, torture, writhe, slump, slant, contort, knot, wrench, garble, con, misshape, gnarl, make out like, phony up, put one on, trump up
distortion 7 noun deformity; falsification lie, bias, coloring, jazz, twist, bend, line
distortion 25 noun deformity; falsification exaggeration, misinterpretation, misstatement, misuse, misrepresentation, story, crock, torture, perversion, buckle, slant, warp, contortion, smoke, baloney, crookedness, malformation, misshape, mutilation, BS, jive, intorsion, malconformation, tall story, twistedness
distribute 12 verb allocate, deliver, spread give, share, administer, scatter, donate, issue, assign, present, convey, deal, appropriate, divide
distribute 34 verb allocate, deliver, spread disburse, apportion, disseminate, dispense, give away, hand out, allot, circulate, partition, endow, ration, dispose, consign, bestow, prorate, disperse, sow, radiate, strew, diffuse, parcel, cut up, dish out, divvy up, dole out, mete, pass out, shell out, deal out, fork out, lot out, measure out, pay out, slice up
distribute 5 verb classify order, file, arrange, group, class
distribute 2 verb classify categorize, assort
distributor 1 noun wholesaler dealer
distributor 5 noun wholesaler trader, merchandiser, salesperson, jobber, middleperson
district 9 noun geographical area sector, neighborhood, parish, region, community, department, territory, section, quarter
district 11 noun geographical area commune, locality, precinct, parcel, locale, vicinity, turf, ward, neck of the woods, stomping ground, vicinage
disturbance 8 noun commotion; upset shock, explosion, riot, violence, storm, confusion, disorder, bother
disturbance 44 noun commotion; upset turmoil, uprising, fracas, interruption, brawl, eruption, disruption, tremor, upheaval, stink, agitation, ruckus, hullabaloo, quake, racket, convulsion, flap, annoyance, perturbation, hubbub, derangement, ferment, clamor, spasm, stir, to-do, insurrection, fuss, rumble, brouhaha, fray, distraction, restlessness, rampage, intrusion, tumult, fisticuffs, uproar, hindrance, disarrangement, quarrel, molestation, big scene, big stink
dive 8 noun descent, usually underwater leap, plunge, dip, duck, spring, fall, pitch, ducking
dive 8 noun descent, usually underwater lunge, dash, swoop, nosedive, belly flop, submersion, submergence, header headlong jump
dive 4 noun dirty, sleazy establishment hole, bar, dump, joint
dive 13 noun dirty, sleazy establishment hangout, tavern, taproom, pub, lounge, barroom, saloon, flophouse, honky-tonk, beer garden cabaret, flea trap, night club, pool hall
dive 12 verb descend, usually going underwater duck, plunge, drop, jump, leap, fall, vanish, dip, disappear, spring, header, pitch
dive 10 verb descend, usually going underwater lunge, plummet, swoop, vault, gutter, plumb, submerge, belly flop, nose-dive, go headfirst
divide 16 verb separate, disconnect break, cut, tear, isolate, cross, split, carve, segment, section, branch, loose, part, quarter, chop, divorce, dissolve
divide 30 verb separate, disconnect partition, subdivide, segregate, rend, dissociate, disunite, dismember, sever, disengage, sunder, shear, dissever, intersect, disentangle, disjoin, unbind, undo, detach, rupture, demarcate, cleave, bisect, halve, dissect, dislocate, cut up, break down, dichotomize, abscind, pull away
divide 8 verb distribute cut, share, slice, shift, deal, articulate, portion, factor
divide 28 verb distribute partition, ration, parcel, dispense, allot, prorate, quota, disburse, allocate, disperse, apportion, cut in, cut up, dish out, divvy up, dole out, hand out, hand over, shell out, split up, cut one in, deal out, fork out, go fifty-fifty, lot out, measure out, piece up, slice up
divide 5 verb put in order; classify arrange, separate, sort, group, grade
divide 1 verb put in order; classify categorize
divide 5 verb disagree, alienate differ, vary, split, separate, part
divide 11 verb disagree, alienate break up, estrange, dissent, disaccord, disunite, come between, cause to disagree, pit against, set against, set at odds, sow dissension
dividend 12 noun one's share, profit premium, bonus, gain, reward, proceeds, prize, extra, pay, portion, interest, check, returns
dividend 15 noun one's share, profit surplus, coupon, allowance, gravy, cut, lagniappe, taste, divvy, guerdon, appropriation, allotment, dispensation, remittance, carrot, meed
divination 1 noun fortune-telling prediction
divination 9 noun fortune-telling augury, prognostication, premonition, prophecy, soothsaying, palmistry, occultism, horoscopy, clairvoyancy
division 13 noun separation, disconnection distribution, selection, divorce, breaking, reduction, parting, analysis, diagnosis, contrasting, distinguishing, carving, dividing, separating
division 26 noun separation, disconnection disunion, dissolution, disjuncture, apportionment, severance, detachment, autopsy, subdivision, demarcation, partition, rupture, disseverance, parceling, vivisection, dismemberment, bisection, segmentation, breaking down, breaking up, cutting up, departmentalizing, detaching, disparting, disuniting, rending, splitting up
division 27 noun something produced from separating sector, category, section, share, split, branch, department, segment, class, divide, chunk, border, cut, end, member, fraction, boundary, sort, head, degree, associate, fragment, slice, kind, portion, piece, grouping
division 18 noun something produced from separating affiliate, wedge, moiety, divvy, lobe, compartment, parcel, lump, dividend, subdivision, demarcation, partition, ramification, offshoot, divider, rake-off, dividing line, piece of action
division 6 noun breach, estrangement dispute, split, conflict, difficulty, words, trouble
division 13 noun breach, estrangement disagreement, discord, dissonance, disharmony, disunion, dissension, feud, dissent, variance, rupture, dissidence, difference of opinion, disaccord
divorce 4 noun split-up of marriage split, separation, division, break
divorce 18 noun split-up of marriage breakup, dissolution, annulment, divorcement, severance, disunion, partition, detachment, breach, rupture, dissociation, splitsville, disparateness, decree nisi, dedomiciling, on the rocks, parting of the ways, separate maintenance
divorce 6 verb split up a marriage separate, divide, part, split, cancel, dissolve
divorce 12 verb split up a marriage break up, dissociate, disconnect, sever, sunder, annul, disjoin, nullify, disunite, dissever, put away, unmarry
do evil 2 verb act in inappropriate manner sin, fail
do evil 29 verb act in inappropriate manner trespass, fool around, act up, offend, misconduct, roughhouse, deviate, carry on, cut up, transgress, be at fault, be bad, be dissolute, be guilty, be immoral, be indecorous, be insubordinate, be mischievous, be out of line, be out of order, be reprehensible, bend the law, do wrong, get into mischief, go astray, go wrong, make trouble, sow wild oats, take a wrong turn
docile 10 adj compliant, submissive gentle, accommodating, cool, easy, mild, quiet, resigned, soft, willing, yielding
docile 28 adj compliant, submissive meek, pliable, obedient, pliant, laid-back, well-behaved, easygoing, adaptable, agreeable, amenable, childlike, complacent, ductile, governable, humble, manageable, mellow, obliging, orderly, tame, teachable, tractable, usable, acquiescent, biddable, docious, easily influenced, weak-kneed
doctor 5 noun medical practitioner physician, expert, specialist, professor, scientist
doctor 11 noun medical practitioner quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, surgeon, MD, medico, doc, bones, medical person
doctor 6 verb fix up, treat repair, attend, supply, fix, administer, rebuild
doctor 10 verb fix up, treat reconstruct, medicate, revamp, overhaul, recondition, mend, do up, patch up, apply medication, give treatment
doctor 5 verb adulterate, pervert alter, load, cut, weight, change
doctor 15 verb adulterate, pervert add to, misrepresent, fudge, falsify, debase, gloss, sophisticate, deacon, disguise, dilute, spike, water down, tamper with, dope up, mix with
document 11 noun written communication form, script, evidence, record, paper, diary, testimony, report, language, instrument, pages
document 5 noun written communication certificate, archive, token, credentials, deed
document 7 verb record detail, cite, note, report, catalog, register, log
document 2 verb record chronicle, write down
doer 9 noun go-getter dynamo, mover and shaker, motivator, achiever, busy person, energetic person, man of action, risk-taker, woman of action
dog 16 noun canine mammal puppy, cur, stray, tyke, bitch, mutt, hound, mongrel, pup, doggy, pooch, bowwow, fido, flea bag, tail-wagger, man's best friend
dog 7 verb chase after; bother shadow, pursue, track, trail, tail, tag, trouble
dog 4 verb chase after; bother hound, plague, haunt, bedog
doll 3 noun toy person baby, model, figure
doll 7 noun toy person puppet, moppet, effigy, dolly, marionette, manikin, figurine
doll 7 noun generous person honey, sweetheart, prince, sweetie, darling, decent person, helpful person
doll 1 noun attractive woman angel
doll 28 noun attractive woman dish, babe, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, bunny, tomato, centerfold, peach, sexpot, fox, pin-up, cupcake, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamour girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny
dollar 4 noun paper money currency, bill, note, single
dollar 10 noun paper money greenback, buck, clam, certificate, ace, folding money, legal tender, cucumber, one-spot, bank note
dolphin 1 noun aquatic mammal whale
dolphin 7 noun aquatic mammal mammal, grampus, narwal, beluga, porpoise, orca, cete
dome 5 noun arched part of ceiling span, covering, top, roof, bubble
dome 6 noun arched part of ceiling arcade, bulge, arch, mosque, cupola, vault
domestic 8 adj household private, pet, home, calm, family, devoted, settled, trained
domestic 11 adj household homely, sedentary, subdued, submissive, tame, tranquil, stay-at-home, domiciliary, home-loving, homelike, indoor
domestic 5 adj not foreign national, internal, indigenous, native, municipal
domestic 6 adj not foreign intestine, homemade, inland, handcrafted, home-grown, intramural
dominant 12 adj superior, controlling principal, leading, commanding, powerful, effective, main, prevailing, governing, chief, ruling, first, obtaining
dominant 27 adj superior, controlling preeminent, prevalent, assertive, predominant, ascendant, demonstrative, sovereign, imperative, authoritative, bossy, despotic, domineering, foremost, imperious, overbearing, paramount, predominate, preponderant, presiding, regnant, reigning, supreme, transcendent, outweighing, overbalancing, overweighing, surpassing
dominant 8 adj main, primary major, outstanding, influential, principal, prevailing, prominent, chief, capital
dominant 6 adj main, primary preeminent, prevalent, predominant, number one, paramount, stellar
dominate 13 verb govern, rule control, run, lead, manage, influence, command, dictate, prevail, head, handle, direct, boss, subject
dominate 27 verb govern, rule overshadow, monopolize, preponderate, outshine, overrule, eclipse, reign, tyrannize, domineer, subjugate, predominate, sway, overbear, call the shots, detract from, have upper hand, hold sway over, keep under thumb, lay down the law, lead by the nose, play first fiddle, prevail over, rule the roost, run the show, sit on top of, superabound, have one's way
dominate 2 verb tower above overlook, survey
dominate 6 verb tower above overtop, bestride, overlie, look down upon, loom over, stand over
domination 9 noun control; subjection influence, sovereignty, power, might, jurisdiction, rule, command, authority, strings
domination 16 noun control; subjection tyranny, repression, dictatorship, oppression, supremacy, superiority, dominance, sway, despotism, dominion, suppression, prepotency, subordination, ascendancy, preponderancy, prepotence
donate 7 verb make a gift of give, grant, provide, contribute, devote, award, present
donate 17 verb make a gift of give away, hand out, bequeath, subscribe, bestow, accord, confer, chip in, dole out, ante up, feed the kitty, get in the act, get it up, lay on, pass the hat, sweeten the pot, do one's part
donor 2 noun giver of gift contributor, patron
donor 16 noun giver of gift benefactor, backer, angel, subscriber, philanthropist, savior, benefactress, Santa Claus, donator, altruist, almsgiver, bestower, presenter, conferrer, grantor, heavy hitter
doomed 10 adj condemned, hopeless done, overwhelmed, destroyed, threatened, lost, ruined, damned, sentenced, sunk, convicted
doomed 26 adj condemned, hopeless ill-fated, wrecked, cursed, fated, unfortunate, reprobate, overthrown, undone, bewitched, cut down, done for, fey, kiss of death, luckless, star-crossed, predestined, foreordained, menaced, suppressed, bedeviled, que sera sera, dead duck, ill-omened, in the cards, thrown down, unredeemed
door 4 noun entrance to room, building gate, exit, opening, entry
door 10 noun entrance to room, building postern, entryway, hatchway, ingress, egress, portal, hatch, aperture, gateway, slammer
dork 2 noun clod bear, peasant
dork 12 noun clod rube, oaf, philistine, goon, lout, brute, barbarian, buffoon, churl, boob, cad, vulgarian
dork 2 noun stupid person fool, stupid
dork 21 noun stupid person dumbbell, dunce, idiot, goon, dope, blockhead, chump, ignoramus, nitwit, simpleton, boob, sap, dimwit, meathead, airhead, dodo, dumdum, yo-yo, lunkhead, clodpate, lamebrain
dork 1 noun dolt fool
dork 15 noun dolt dunce, idiot, blockhead, dope, imbecile, nitwit, simpleton, boob, dumbbell, dimwit, meathead, airhead, lunkhead, lamebrain, stupid person
dork 2 noun stupid person ass, fool
dork 33 noun stupid person donkey, twit, blockhead, pinhead, lightweight, nerd, dolt, bonehead, oaf, half-wit, idiot, nitwit, buffoon, moron, nincompoop, goof, jerk, dullard, dope, ninny, numskull, imbecile, drip, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, birdbrain, schnook, dunderhead, scatterbrain, knucklehead, goof ball, lame-brain
dork 1 noun odd person; computer expert curiosity
dork 9 noun odd person; computer expert weirdo, freak, nerd, buffoon, guru, goon, dolt, techie, computer specialist
dork 1 noun stupid person fool
dork 23 noun stupid person dummy, dumbbell, dunce, dullard, idiot, nitwit, dope, imbecile, blockhead, clod, simpleton, dingbat, ignoramus, moron, cretin, dimwit, dolt, dunderhead, born fool, jughead, lamebrain, pea brain, stupid person
dork 2 noun very stupid person fool, stupid
dork 20 noun very stupid person jerk, twit, nitwit, moron, kook, bonehead, dumbbell, dunce, blockhead, imbecile, ninny, tomfool, pinhead, ignoramus, simpleton, nincompoop, cretin, dimwit, muttonhead, out to lunch
dork 1 noun boor bear
dork 17 noun boor bumpkin, buffoon, slob, brute, clod, lummox, clodhopper, oaf, goon, philistine, barbarian, rube, churl, boob, dolt, cad, vulgarian
dork 1 noun stupid person fool
dork 20 noun stupid person idiot, boob, nerd, dummy, dunce, blockhead, dope, imbecile, loser, loony, dingbat, ignoramus, simpleton, dumbbell, dimwit, dolt, addlepate, halfwit, lamebrain, mental defective
dork 1 noun geek fool
dork 9 noun geek weirdo, jerk, oaf, dolt, techie, goober, dweeb, goofball, trekkie
dork 1 noun idiot fool
dork 18 noun idiot dummy, cretin, dunce, jerk, blockhead, bonehead, imbecile, ninny, pinhead, simpleton, numskull, ignoramus, moron, nincompoop, dumbbell, dimwit, halfwit, stupid person
dork 1 noun idiot fool
dork 21 noun idiot bonehead, dummy, cretin, dunce, jerk, imbecile, blockhead, ninny, pinhead, simpleton, buffoon, nitwit, moron, ignoramus, nincompoop, dumbbell, dimwit, dolt, fathead, halfwit, stupid person
dork 2 noun dolt fool, stupid
dork 21 noun dolt dunce, stooge, sap, schmuck, dumbbell, idiot, nitwit, nincompoop, goof, bungler, jerk, goon, dope, ninny, boob, blockhead, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, meathead, lunkhead
dork 1 noun boor peasant
dork 15 noun boor philistine, rube, oaf, goon, lout, yahoo, bear, brute, buffoon, churl, boob, barbarian, cad, chuff, vulgarian
dork 1 noun dullard fool
dork 21 noun dullard clod, dummy, numskull, dunce, idiot, blockhead, dope, imbecile, chump, nitwit, simpleton, boob, dumbbell, dimwit, dolt, meathead, airhead, lunkhead, dummkopf, lamebrain, stupid person
dose 8 noun portion of drug or other consumable measurement, application, lot, measure, prescription, quantity, share, fill
dose 10 noun portion of drug or other consumable shot, potion, hit, fix, dram, nip, slug, dosage, draught, spoonful
double 6 adj in a pair second, twin, paired, repeated, twice, coupled
double 13 adj in a pair dual, binary, duplex, duplicate, twofold, geminate, duplicated, as much again, bifold, binate, dualistic, duple, two times
double 11 noun something which exactly resembles another angel, match, picture, twin, companion, counterpart, mate, coordinate, portrait, copy, image
double 11 noun something which exactly resembles another simulacrum, reciprocal, impersonator, ringer, clone, duplicate, replica, dead ringer, spitting image, stand-in, lookalike
double 5 verb make two of; make twice as large increase, grow, repeat, fold, loop
double 16 verb make two of; make twice as large augment, magnify, pleat, enlarge, plait, dupe, duplicate, supplement, redouble, multiply, replicate, amplify, infold, plicate, dualize, duplify
doubt 7 noun lack of faith, conviction; questioning confusion, uncertainty, difficulty, suspicion, fear, problem, dilemma
doubt 32 noun lack of faith, conviction; questioning hesitation, disbelief, apprehension, reluctance, mistrust, misgiving, distrust, ambiguity, qualm, suspense, skepticism, vacillation, hesitancy, incredulity, diffidence, quandary, disquiet, indecision, incertitude, faithlessness, discredit, rejection, wavering, irresolution, perplexity, dubiety, dubiousness, scruple, demurral, faltering, agnosticism, lack of confidence
doubt 6 verb lack confidence in; question hesitate, suspect, challenge, imagine, fear, dispute
doubt 33 verb lack confidence in; question distrust, impugn, vacillate, demur, mistrust, discredit, disbelieve, insinuate, waver, query, fluctuate, scruple, surmise, shilly-shally, misdoubt, misgive, be apprehensive of, be curious, be dubious, be in a quandary, be puzzled, be uncertain, be undetermined, call in question, give no credence, harbor suspicion, have qualms, not buy, read differently, skepticize, smell a rat, take dim view of, wonder at
dough 10 noun money bread, wealth, cash, coin, currency, funds, chips, change, beans, bucks
dough 13 noun money cabbage, boodle, loot, greenback, cold cash, hard cash, legal tender, moola, lettuce, clams, dinero, pesos, coinage
dozen 4 noun twelve twelve, xii, dodecahedral, boxcars
draft 3 noun something formulated; plan version, outline, abstract
draft 4 noun something formulated; plan blueprint, delineation, preliminary form, rough sketch
draft 3 noun check for paying money bill, order, bond
draft 10 noun check for paying money debenture, coupon, IOU, receipt, warrant, promissory note, cheque, letter of credit, bank draft, money order
draft 3 noun gust of air current, breeze, wind
draft 2 noun gust of air puff, eddy
draft 3 noun military conscription selection, assignment, recruiting
draft 12 noun military conscription lottery, levy, registration, induction, allotment, roll call, greetings, impressment, selective service, call of duty, call-up, letter from Uncle Sam
draft 3 noun drink of beverage drain, glass, swallow
draft 6 noun drink of beverage drench, swill, swig, drag, peg, quaff
draft 15 verb formulate outline, prepare, design, compose, form, make, draw, invent, project, characterize, shape, fashion, plan, rough, frame
draft 12 verb formulate devise, forge, draw up, manufacture, delineate, sketch, concoct, skeleton, fabricate, contrive, adumbrate, block out
draft 5 verb select for military force press, choose, recruit, enroll, impress
draft 10 verb select for military force muster, enlist, indite, induct, call up, conscript, dragoon, conscribe, sign on, sign up
drag 6 noun bad situation burden, pain, bother, pill, trouble, bore
drag 8 noun bad situation impediment, annoyance, hang-up, nuisance, pest, hindrance, encumbrance, sway
drag 4 noun a puff while smoking pull, draw, breathing, smoke
drag 1 noun a puff while smoking inhalation
drag 6 verb haul something to a new place pull, draw, move, transport, truck, trail
drag 7 verb haul something to a new place tow, lug, yank, hale, magnetize, tug, schlepp
drag 2 verb move very slowly crawl, delay
drag 26 verb move very slowly hang, creep, shuffle, procrastinate, traipse, poke, linger, lag, sag, tarry, dawdle, stagnate, loiter, inch, straggle, dally, shamble, mark time, put off, be delayed, be quiescent, encounter difficulty, lag behind, limp along, slow down, trail behind
dragon 4 noun monster basilisk, hydra, tarragon, wyvern
drain 3 noun channel through which liquid runs off pipe, sink, outlet
drain 9 noun channel through which liquid runs off duct, sewer, ditch, culvert, conduit, trench, watercourse, cloaca, cesspool
drain 21 verb remove liquid; remove supply dry, exhaust, tap, consume, reduce, strain, pump, diminish, suck, empty, tax, decrease, milk, draft, waste, finish, fatigue, wear, withdraw, swallow, spend
drain 30 verb remove liquid; remove supply siphon, bleed, deplete, divert, sap, debilitate, devitalize, impoverish, bankrupt, dissipate, quaff, evacuate, weary, abate, expend, lessen, get rid of, wear down, tire out, use up, catheterize, bleed dry, draw off, drink up, filter off, free from, get last drop, gulp down, pump out, suck dry
drain 6 verb seep, discharge liquid reduce, flow, diminish, decline, well, decrease
drain 14 verb seep, discharge liquid leak, ooze, percolate, dwindle, exude, abate, trickle, effuse, filter off, flow out, leave dry, osmose, run off, taper off
drama 8 noun theatrical piece; acting play, theater, show, scene, production, comedy, tragedy, boards
drama 17 noun theatrical piece; acting farce, climax, dramatization, vehicle, show business, melodrama, showmanship, Broadway, footlights, dramaturgy, theatricals, stagecraft, dramatic art, histrionic art, stage show, tear-jerker, thespian art
drama 7 noun turmoil in real life emotion, tension, scene, excitement, comedy, tragedy, crisis
drama 7 noun turmoil in real life farce, spectacle, climax, dramatics, histrionics, theatrics, melodrama
dramatic 8 adj exciting, moving impressive, striking, powerful, sudden, tragic, emotional, affecting, effective
dramatic 17 adj exciting, moving sensational, startling, breathtaking, thrilling, tense, climactic, theatrical, melodramatic, comic, vivid, expressive, farcical, histrionic, thespian, electrifying, suspenseful, tragicomic
draw 1 noun tie in competition tie
draw 7 noun tie in competition stalemate, deadlock, standoff, dead end, dead heat, photo finish, even steven
draw 14 verb move something by pulling gather, drag, bring, pick, carry, attract, tap, hook, convey, pump, draft, trail, haul, drain
draw 18 verb move something by pulling elicit, evoke, trawl, extract, tow, lug, educe, cull, jerk, rake, siphon, pluck, tug, fetch, wrench, magnetize, yank, wind in
draw 18 verb create a likeness in a picture write, paint, mark, frame, describe, design, portray, depict, form, prepare, draft, profile, trace, express, chart, compose, outline, model
draw 11 verb create a likeness in a picture sketch, formulate, caricature, graph, engrave, etch, delineate, limn, crayon, pencil, map out
draw 8 verb deduce collect, make, gather, take, get, judge, derive, conclude
draw 2 verb deduce infer, make out
draw 9 verb allure, influence prompt, invite, get, take, attract, engage, convince, persuade, charm
draw 16 verb allure, influence elicit, evoke, lure, fascinate, captivate, induce, entice, wile, bewitch, enchant, magnetize, bring around, argue into, bring forth, call forth, win over
draw 7 verb take out, extend pick, take, select, choose, drain, stretch, suck
draw 8 verb take out, extend extort, attenuate, lengthen, respire, elongate, extract, pull out, single out
drawer 17 noun container; items in container chest, chamber, grip, shell, safe, envelope, cabinet, trunk, box, casing, covering, cover, jacket, bag, basket, tray, wrapping
drawer 24 noun container; items in container bin, crate, crib, wallet, sheath, integument, receptacle, compact, casket, baggage, wrapper, folder, carton, cartridge, capsule, chassis, coffer, holder, caisson, suitcase, crating, caddy, scabbard, canister
drawing 8 noun illustration picture, study, design, painting, cartoon, representation, outline, tracing
drawing 13 noun illustration sketch, layout, etching, work of art, depiction, graphics, likeness, delineation, portrayal, doodle, comp, commercial art, storyboard
dream 8 noun illusion, vision imagination, nightmare, idea, thought, fantasy, image, impression, speculation
dream 18 noun illusion, vision delusion, rainbow, vagary, reverie, trance, daydream, fancy, specter, chimera, incubus, hallucination, bubble, wraith, castle in the air, head trip, pie in the sky, pipe dream, mental picture
dream 6 noun goal desire, wish, ambition, notion, hope, design
dream 3 noun goal aspiration, flight of fancy, pipe dream
dream 10 verb conjure up scenario conceive, invent, think, picture, long, hunger, sigh, create, imagine, pine
dream 30 verb conjure up scenario visualize, daydream, crave, fantasize, concoct, sublimate, formulate, devise, hatch, fancy, hanker, lust, hallucinate, thirst, idealize, brainstorm, envisage, cook up, make up, stargaze, be delirious, be moonstruck, be up in clouds, build castles in air, have a flash, have a nightmare, have a notion, have a vision, search for pot of gold, think up
dress 10 noun clothing; woman's garment uniform, costume, suit, skirt, covering, shift, habit, outfit, threads, gear
dress 28 noun clothing; woman's garment gown, frock, attire, garb, apparel, wardrobe, robe, ensemble, accouterment, drape, habiliment, trappings, vestment, things, guise, duds, raiment, tog, dry goods, smock, civvies, muumuu, toga, pinafore, Sunday best, attirement, evening clothes, toggery
dress 9 verb put on clothing trim, cover, decorate, wear, deck, array, outfit, change, costume
dress 24 verb put on clothing drape, don, adorn, turn out, attire, clothe, put on, bedeck, ornament, clad, garb, embellish, raiment, primp, apparel, rig, robe, furbish, spruce up, bundle up, fit out, slip into, slip on, suit up
dress 7 verb physically prepare; groom trim, arrange, decorate, fit, set, straighten, adjust
dress 6 verb physically prepare; groom do up, ornament, align, dispose, comb, make ready
dress 4 verb cover a wound treat, attend, bind, heal
dress 7 verb cover a wound cauterize, sterilize, bandage, cleanse, plaster, give first aid, sew up
dressing 2 noun a food mixture stuffing, filling
dressing 1 noun a food mixture forcemeat
dressing 2 noun the act of clothing decking, arraying
dressing 4 noun the act of clothing robing, appareling, adorning, getting dressed
dressing 3 noun fertilizer manure, compost, humus
drift 12 noun accumulation mountain, set, lot, shock, cluster, hill, mass, deposit, pile, stack, bank, bunch
drift 7 noun accumulation batch, bundle, heap, alluvion, parcel, mound, clump
drift 12 noun meaning, significance of communication tendency, direction, object, end, significance, aim, intention, design, progress, import, implication, scope
drift 4 noun meaning, significance of communication progression, gist, purport, tenor
drift 11 verb move aimlessly dance, ride, float, flow, slide, sail, wander, aim, tend, gather, coast
drift 28 verb move aimlessly hover, stray, linger, flit, waft, flutter, wash, meander, amble, stroll, amass, flicker, gallivant, flitter, muck, mosey, scud, malinger, skim, accumulate, gad, saunter, gravitate, be carried along, draw near, go with the tide, go-that-a-way, kick around
drill 12 noun practice, exercise discipline, preparation, training, assignment, workout, instruction, constitutional, call, dress, marching, drilling, conditioning
drill 11 noun practice, exercise tryout, repetition, run-through, shakedown, daily dozen, dry run, warm-up, homework, maneuvers, gym, learning by doing
drill 3 noun tool for boring punch, implement, bit
drill 13 noun tool for boring auger, gimlet, trephine, trepan, borer, riveter, awl, wimble, corkscrew, jackhammer, dibble, countersink, rotary tool
drill 5 verb train, discipline practice, break, instruct, teach, exercise
drill 10 verb train, discipline hone, accustom, rehearse, habituate, break in, tune up, work out, get into shape, lick into shape, walk through
drill 2 verb bore hole dig, punch
drill 6 verb bore hole penetrate, pierce, perforate, prick, puncture, sink in
drink 9 noun beverage; alcoholic beverage alcohol, cup, glass, shot, spirits, liquid, taste, draft, swallow
drink 15 noun beverage; alcoholic beverage sip, liquor, refreshment, booze, brew, toast, potion, potation, swig, spot, slug, gulp, libation, potable, thirst quencher
drink 8 verb take in liquid consume, drain, suck, absorb, down, swallow, lap, belt
drink 31 verb take in liquid inhale, sip, gulp, guzzle, quaff, toast, sponge, gargle, irrigate, slosh, swill, imbibe, swig, indulge, tipple, thirst, sop, booze, dissipate, sup, nip, put away, tank up, slurp, hit the bottle, liquor up, partake of, soak up, toss off, wash down, wet whistle
drinkable 5 noun drink potation, liquor, beverage, libation, refreshment
drive 10 noun journey by vehicle tour, ride, run, trip, expedition, turn, pickup, lift, spin, airing
drive 9 noun journey by vehicle commute, whirl, ramble, outing, excursion, hitch, jaunt, joyride, Sunday drive
drive 7 noun campaign for cause push, initiative, effort, action, advance, appeal, enterprise
drive 3 noun campaign for cause crusade, surge, get-up-and-go
drive 11 noun person's will to achieve initiative, effort, momentum, motivation, energy, motive, pressure, impulse, ambition, enterprise, steam
drive 19 noun person's will to achieve push, get-up-and-go, gumption, clout, impetus, zip, guts, pep, vigor, punch, vitality, moxie, goods, spunk, stuff, right stuff, fire in belly, impellent, what it takes
drive 21 verb move or urge on rush, force, inspire, make, motivate, send, encourage, push, prompt, stimulate, chase, pound, provoke, worry, compel, kick, pressure, press, railroad, hurry, shove
drive 35 verb move or urge on propel, herd, spur, bulldoze, actuate, overwork, coerce, arouse, animate, hound, nag, rouse, goad, prod, instigate, hustle, shepherd, overburden, oblige, induce, hurl, dog, impel, harass, constrain, hasten, egg on, ride herd on, goose, steamroll, act upon, lean on, put up to, spirit up, work on
drive 27 verb moving, controlling a vehicle fly, run, start, spin, ride, send, guide, turn, drag, steer, cruise, push, operate, speed, travel, transport, wheel, handle, advance, manage, direct, coast, bike, motor, bicycle, roll, cycle
drive 18 verb moving, controlling a vehicle propel, dash, tool, actuate, impel, mobilize, bear down, burn rubber, floor it, tailgate, burn up the road, fire up, lean on it, make sparks fly, pour it on, step on it, step on the gas, vehiculate
drive 14 verb hit with heavy blow shoot, knock, plunge, run, beat, strike, throw, dig, sock, punch, pop, butt, stick, sink
drive 13 verb hit with heavy blow smite, ram, maul, dash, stab, thump, thrust, batter, wham, hammer, whack, jackhammer, twack
driver 2 noun person who engineers vehicle operator, trainer
driver 13 noun person who engineers vehicle jockey, motorist, whip, hack, chauffeur, coachman, handler, automobilist, autoist, cabbie, coach person, leadfoot, road hog
drop 8 noun globule taste, bit, bubble, trace, molecule, spot, particle, tear
drop 20 noun globule speck, morsel, dash, sip, dab, pearl, splash, iota, bead, nip, smidgen, droplet, crumb, driblet, pinch, drip, trickle, dewdrop, ounce, teardrop
drop 5 noun steep decline; hole plunge, dip, fall, slope, depth
drop 7 noun steep decline; hole tumble, abyss, descent, declivity, precipice, chasm, deepness
drop 9 noun decrease decline, cut, slide, reduction, fall, dip, lowering, upset, slip
drop 14 noun decrease tumble, slump, deterioration, downturn, descent, downfall, lapse, sag, landslide, precipitation, downswing, downslide, downtrend, fall-off
drop 3 verb fall in globules drain, snow, descend
drop 15 verb fall in globules distill, seep, leak, drip, hail, bleed, splash, percolate, bead, precipitate, trickle, dribble, emanate, ooze, trill
drop 19 verb let go of; fall shoot, decline, lower, plunge, collapse, dump, shed, abandon, slide, slip, knock, release, fell, sink, duck, floor, descend, pitch, ground
drop 17 verb let go of; fall tumble, dive, slump, plummet, go down, relinquish, loosen, topple, unload, flop, depress, plump, bring down, keel over, give up, cave in, nose-dive
drop 16 verb abandon; ignore end, stop, leave, lose, cancel, cease, shake, quit, divorce, reject, separate, sacrifice, dismiss, resign, interrupt, desert
drop 32 verb abandon; ignore repudiate, scratch, forfeit, terminate, abort, ditch, renounce, forsake, jilt, scrub, discontinue, disown, relinquish, remit, kick, break with, call off, cast off, eighty-six, throw over, wipe out, write off, give up, adios, be alienated from, dust off, forget about, have done with, part from, part with, wash out, waste one
drown 7 verb submerge in liquid; submerge and die soak, flood, sink, plunge, overwhelm, dip, overcome
drown 21 verb submerge in liquid; submerge and die drench, go down, inundate, immerse, wipe out, swamp, suffocate, engulf, douse, asphyxiate, deluge, prostrate, obliterate, souse, overpower, sop, overflow, stifle, go under, whelm, knock over
drug 5 noun medication prescription, cure, medicine, pill, essence
drug 16 noun medication pharmaceutical, poison, narcotic, remedy, stimulant, tonic, potion, dope, sedative, opiate, medicament, depressant, physic, pharmaceutic, medicinal, biologic
drug 5 verb put under influence of medication hit, relax, fix, dose, treat
drug 16 verb put under influence of medication medicate, dope, poison, sedate, benumb, numb, stupefy, desensitize, narcotize, deaden, blunt, knock out, anesthetize, analgize, dope up, dose up
drum 10 verb beat, tap a beat strum, roar, thunder, throb, rap, pulsate, reverberate, boom, tattoo, thrum
drunk 2 adj intoxicated by alcohol lit, totaled
drunk 31 adj intoxicated by alcohol tipsy, stoned, stewed, high, plastered, inebriated, crocked, flying, lush, befuddled, sloshed, muddled, glazed, wasted, flushed, potted, groggy, tight, under the influence, laced, tanked, bashed, buzzed, fuddled, boozed up, feeling no pain, juiced, liquored up, seeing double, three sheets to the wind, under the table
drunkard 2 noun one who drinks too much soak, stiff
drunkard 20 noun one who drinks too much souse, bacchanal, alcoholic, tippler, lush, inebriate, boozer, wino, drinker, sponge, sot, debauchee, carouser, toper, dipsomaniac, bacchanalian, barfly, bibber, tosspot, wine-bibber
dry 6 adj moistureless bare, drained, exhausted, desert, baked, hard
dry 27 adj moistureless dusty, arid, torrid, parched, barren, stale, impoverished, sear, bald, depleted, thirsty, anhydrous, athirst, rainless, dehydrated, sapped, desiccant, shriveled, evaporated, desiccated, dried-up, droughty, juiceless, not irrigated, sapless, unmoistened, waterless
dry 5 adj dull, uninteresting simple, boring, plain, modest, naked
dry 19 adj dull, uninteresting dusty, dreary, blah, apathetic, impassive, insipid, matter-of-fact, monotonous, phlegmatic, tedious, tiresome, trite, wearisome, bromidic, weariful, draggy, dull as dishwater, ho hum, inelaborate
dry 5 adj sarcastic, sharp-tongued sharp, harsh, cutting, biting, subtle
dry 17 adj sarcastic, sharp-tongued sour, salty, keen, caustic, restrained, tart, acerbic, arcane, cynical, deadpan, droll, humorous, low-key, sardonic, satirical, sly, ironical
dry 7 verb take moisture out of exhaust, drain, wilt, bake, wipe, empty, concentrate
dry 25 verb take moisture out of sear, evaporate, blot, wither, deplete, shrivel, sponge, dehydrate, kiln, swab, parch, condense, harden, mummify, exsiccate, desiccate, stale, scorch, dehumidify, towel, freeze-dry, anhydrate, soak up, torrefy, wizen
drywall 4 noun wall material Sheetrock, gyp board, plasterboard, wallboard
duck 9 verb drop down; avoid bow, bend, escape, lower, plunge, fence, shy, double, dip
duck 14 verb drop down; avoid dodge, crouch, dive, sidestep, evade, elude, shun, lurch, parry, stoop, submerge, shirk, bob, move to side
due 4 adj unpaid; owing money scheduled, owed, outstanding, expected
due 13 adj unpaid; owing money payable, overdue, IOU, chargeable, mature, unsatisfied, unsettled, receivable, collectible, in arrears, not met, to be paid, unliquidated
due 13 adj appropriate, proper deserved, good, fit, fair, fitting, right, coming, becoming, just, merited, suitable, earned, justified
due 6 adj appropriate, proper requisite, equitable, obligatory, rightful, condign, rhadamanthine
due 5 adv directly right, straight, dead, direct, exactly
due 2 adv directly straightly, undeviatingly
due 13 noun expected reward right, rate, compensation, interest, payment, claim, title, satisfaction, need, privilege, deserts, rights, merits
due 14 noun expected reward repayment, retribution, comeuppance, prerogative, retaliation, reprisal, revenge, vengeance, recompense, guerdon, perquisite, entitlement, be in line for, what is coming to one
duke 5 verb punch competitively hit, mix, sock, slap, strike
duke 9 verb punch competitively slug, buffet, scrap, cuff, clout, wallop, spar, whack, exchange blows
duke 4 noun member of royal or important family count, gentleman, peer, lady
duke 15 noun member of royal or important family aristocrat, patrician, royalty, lord, emperor, prince, empress, blue blood, archduchess, archduke, countess, gentlewoman, princess, duchess, silk stocking
duke 5 noun historically, person who ruled an area king, queen, royal, lady, count
duke 40 noun historically, person who ruled an area monarch, emperor, czar, majesty, empress, mogul, kaiser, prince, baron, sovereign, potentate, lord, dame, tycoon, baroness, overlord, magnate, sultan, shah, sultana, rani, mikado, rex, caliph, khan, caesar, dynast, rajah, czarina, maharani, princess, duchess, countess, maharajah, pasha, oligarch, contessa, crowned head, gerent, imperator
duke 10 noun master commander, captain, superior, bishop, leader, dad, peer, king, count, governor
duke 24 noun master liege, aristocrat, prince, nobleman, overlord, baron, sovereign, potentate, monarch, noble, patrician, ruler, magnate, don, royalty, nobility, old man, seigneur, parliamentarian, viscount, earl, marquis, commandant, man upstairs
duke 3 noun man of noble birth count, gentleman, peer
duke 16 noun man of noble birth aristocrat, patrician, emperor, noble, baron, valet, knight, lord, prince, marquis, earl, archduke, magnifico, grandee, baronet, viscount
dull 9 adj unintelligent slow, simple, boring, stupid, dumb, shallow, low, dense, thick
dull 28 adj unintelligent tedious, dim, sluggish, addled, backward, besotted, brainless, daffy, daft, dim-witted, half-baked, ignorant, indolent, insensate, moronic, obtuse, scatterbrained, stolid, vacuous, wearisome, witless, doltish, feeble-minded, imbecilic, simple-minded, not bright, numskulled, unintellectual
dull 14 adj insensitive flat, slow, boring, quiet, even, depressed, blank, still, empty, dead, heavy, regular, routine, usual
dull 28 adj insensitive lifeless, listless, placid, sluggish, slack, callous, accustomed, apathetic, colorless, impassible, inactive, indifferent, inert, insensible, jejune, languid, lumpy, monotonous, prosaic, spiritless, stagnant, stolid, torpid, unexciting, unresponsive, unsympathetic, vacuous, passionless
dull 14 adj boring, uninteresting dry, flat, stupid, ordinary, plain, stock, tired, common, dead, familiar, heavy, routine, usual, abused
dull 37 adj boring, uninteresting tedious, humdrum, repetitive, dreary, tame, dismal, tiresome, stale, archaic, arid, blah, colorless, commonplace, hackneyed, hoary, insipid, jejune, monotonous, out-of-date, pointless, prolix, prosaic, repetitious, run-of-the-mill, soporific, trite, unimaginative, vapid, worn-out, uninspiring, driveling, big yawn, ho hum, longwinded, oft-repeated, prosy, usual thing
dull 4 adj not sharp flat, square, round, turned
dull 11 adj not sharp blunt, edentate, obtuse, pointless, blunted, edentulate, edgeless, not keen, toothless, unpointed, unsharpened
dull 12 adj uneventful flat, slow, tight, boring, quiet, even, depressed, still, dead, regular, routine, usual
dull 23 adj uneventful lifeless, listless, placid, sluggish, slack, yawn, accustomed, apathetic, blah, inactive, inert, languid, monotonous, slothful, stagnant, stolid, torpid, unexciting, unresponsive, draggy, falling off, sitting tight, without incident
dull 11 adj drab, lackluster in effect on senses flat, dark, cold, soft, blind, plain, black, low, faded, dead, softened
dull 31 adj drab, lackluster in effect on senses subdued, dim, muddy, somber, hazy, lifeless, dismal, cloudy, obscure, overcast, muffled, sober, ashen, colorless, dingy, dusky, feeble, grimy, indistinct, leaden, mousy, murky, opaque, shadowy, sooty, muted, dun, matte, subfusc, toned-down, unlit
dump 1 noun junkyard magazine
dump 9 noun junkyard depot, swamp, cesspool, ash heap, dumping ground, garbage lot, junk pile, refuse heap, rubbish pile
dump 1 noun slummy establishment hole
dump 9 noun slummy establishment shack, pigpen, mess, shanty, sty, joint, slum, hovel, pigsty
dump 6 verb drop, throw away drain, leave, deposit, empty, tip, cast
dump 23 verb drop, throw away unload, dispose of, get rid of, discard, discharge, ditch, jettison, scrap, junk, eject, expel, exude, fling, chuck, evacuate, unpack, clear out, throw out, deep-six, fling down, let fall, throw down, throw overboard
dumpling 4 noun infant youngster, child, kid, button
dumpling 25 noun infant babe, chick, toddler, deduction, suckling, nipper, bambino, nursling, tot, newborn, bundle, bairn, dividend, cherub, buttercup, write-off, tad, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one
dumpling 5 noun baby youngster, child, kid, boy, button
dumpling 28 noun baby suckling, bairn, newborn, milksop, tot, mollycoddle, toddler, nursling, babe, nipper, bambino, bundle, dividend, deduction, chick, cherub, weakling, write-off, buttercup, tad, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one
dumpling 5 noun baby infant, youngster, child, kid, button
dumpling 26 noun baby bairn, suckling, tot, toddler, nursling, babe, nipper, bambino, bundle, dividend, newborn, deduction, chick, cherub, write-off, tad, buttercup, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, bundle of joy, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one
dumpling 5 noun baby infant, youngster, child, kid, button
dumpling 26 noun baby suckling, bairn, newborn, tot, toddler, neonate, babe, nipper, bambino, bundle, dividend, deduction, chick, cherub, write-off, buttercup, preemie, tad, papoose, crawler, angelface, bundle of joy, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one
dupe 2 noun person who is fooled fool, victim
dupe 11 noun person who is fooled patsy, sitting duck, sucker, fish, mark, butt, chump, sap, pushover, easy mark, pigeon
dupe 4 verb fool someone cheat, trick, catch, kid
dupe 31 verb fool someone baffle, victimize, swindle, bamboozle, mislead, betray, deceive, hoodwink, defraud, delude, flimflam, hoax, rook, shaft, hornswoggle, outwit, gull, overreach, dust, beguile, circumvent, spoof, cozen, con, double-cross, rip off, chicane, jerk around, pull something, rope in, pull one's leg
duration 9 noun length of action, event span, period, extent, term, run, stretch, spell, tide, time
duration 7 noun length of action, event continuation, continuance, continuity, prolongation, endurance, persistence, perpetuation
dusk 2 noun early evening dark, night
dusk 9 noun early evening nightfall, twilight, sunset, sundown, eventide, gloom, gloaming, dimday, dimmet
dust 7 noun tiny particles in the air dirt, soil, powder, earth, refuse, ground, fragments
dust 14 noun tiny particles in the air grime, soot, grit, smut, ashes, filth, lint, sand, loess, granules, cinders, flakes, dust bunnies, gilings
dust 5 verb sprinkle tiny particles spray, scatter, spread, cover, powder
dust 3 verb sprinkle tiny particles sift, dredge, besprinkle
duty 31 noun responsibility, assignment function, task, business, service, office, work, charge, commitment, contract, commission, job, role, burden, need, obligation, load, province, string, weight, undertaking, engagement, mission, calling, must, part, station, trouble, trust, dues, occupation, pains
duty 9 noun responsibility, assignment chore, onus, hook, millstone, committal, devoir, minding the store, ought, taking care of business
duty 7 noun tax on foreign goods rate, revenue, due, custom, toll, customs, assessment
duty 4 noun tax on foreign goods levy, tariff, excise, impost
duty 8 noun moral obligation liability, charge, loyalty, burden, accountability, conscience, respect, integrity
duty 13 noun moral obligation faithfulness, pledge, amenability, obedience, allegiance, reverence, deference, honesty, good faith, devoir, answerability, accountableness, call of duty
dynamic 12 adj active, vital productive, effective, influential, powerful, compelling, progressive, changing, aggressive, electric, driving, intense, magnetic
dynamic 25 adj active, vital vigorous, energetic, forceful, potent, lively, charismatic, go-getter, go-ahead, energizing, enterprising, forcible, lusty, peppy, strenuous, vehement, zippy, vitalizing, activating, coming on strong, go-getting, highpowered, hyped-up, play for keeps, play hard ball, red-blooded
eager 7 adj anxious, enthusiastic ambitious, longing, intent, wild, desiring, heated, pining
eager 37 adj anxious, enthusiastic restless, thirsty, hungry, greedy, impatient, keen, hankering, yearning, earnest, craving, acquisitive, agog, antsy, ardent, athirst, avid, breathless, covetous, desirous, fervent, fervid, gung ho, hot, restive, solicitous, vehement, voracious, wishful, zealous, appetent, champing at the bit, dying to, hot to trot, ready and willing, self-starting, warmblooded, rarin' to go
eagle 1 noun person who flies aircraft pilot
eagle 9 noun person who flies aircraft navigator, flier, jockey, ace, hotshot, aeronaut, barnstormer, airperson, bird legs
eagle 5 noun person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle captain, leader, lead, director, guide
eagle 20 noun person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle flier, navigator, aviator, scout, jockey, dean, conductor, bellwether, ace, flyer, aerialist, coxswain, steerer, aeronaut, doyen/doyenne, helmsperson, one at the controls, one at the wheel, steersperson, wheelperson
ear 14 noun attention taste, mind, remark, perception, observation, discrimination, sensitivity, regard, notice, hearing, note, appreciation, consideration, mark
ear 2 noun attention observance, heed
early 11 adj in the beginning previous, fresh, initial, new, recent, ancient, original, prime, prior, raw, young
early 18 adj in the beginning aboriginal, antecedent, antediluvian, antiquated, budding, preceding, premier, primal, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine, undeveloped, brand-new, early bird, a bit previous, prevenient, proleptical
early 7 adj sooner than expected briefly, shortly, soon, directly, quick, immediately, previous
early 25 adj sooner than expected beforehand, promptly, unexpectedly, prematurely, betimes, ahead of time, anon, presently, pronto, too soon, early bird, a bit previous, before long, bright and early, ere long, far ahead, in advance, in good time, in the bud, in time, on short notice, on the dot, oversoon, proximately, with time to spare
early 8 adv sooner than expected quick, soon, immediate, previous, advanced, direct, prompt, unexpected
early 22 adv sooner than expected beforehand, ahead of time, immature, preceding, precocious, premature, pronto, punctual, seasonable, speedy, untimely, anticipative, anticipatory, precipitant, before appointed time, matinal, on short notice, on the dot, overearly, oversoon, preexistent, unanticipated
early 6 adv immediately recently, soon, directly, first, instantly, newly
early 18 adv immediately timely, right away, promptly, betimes, instantaneously, presto, summarily, thereupon, straightaway, at once, freshly, in a jiffy, in an instant, in no time, primitively, seasonably, thereon, without delay
earth science 9 noun the earth's features; study of land topography, geopolitics, geology, cartography, physiography, topology, chorography, geopolitical study, physiographics
earthquake 5 noun tremor from inside the earth shock, slip, fault, shake, movement
earthquake 12 noun tremor from inside the earth upheaval, temblor, undulation, seism, quake, convulsion, microseism, trembler, quaker, macroseism, seimicity, seismism
east 1 adj situated to the east eastern
east 2 adj situated to the east oriental, gerontogeous
easy 17 adj not difficult accessible, simple, clear, smooth, obvious, apparent, basic, elementary, evident, light, little, mere, plain, royal, slight, snap, yielding
easy 27 adj not difficult straightforward, effortless, uncomplicated, cinch, facile, inconsiderable, manageable, manifest, nothing to it, paltry, picnic, piece of cake, pushover, uninvolved, painless, easily done, no bother, no problem, no sweat, no trouble, not burdensome, plain sailing, simple as ABC, undemanding, untroublesome, wieldy, child's play
easy 22 adj leisurely, relaxed slow, secure, successful, peaceful, smooth, quiet, comfortable, pleasant, soft, calm, composed, content, contented, flowing, gentle, light, mild, moderate, running, satisfied, substantial, thriving
easy 26 adj leisurely, relaxed effortless, carefree, comfy, commodious, cozy, cushy, fluent, forthright, languid, prosperous, serene, snug, spontaneous, temperate, tranquil, undisturbed, unhurried, untroubled, well-to-do, easeful, at ease, cursive, in clover, undemanding, unexacting, unworried
easy 11 adj tolerant, permissive flexible, soft, accommodating, forgiving, gentle, liberal, light, mild, moderate, trusting, excusing
easy 35 adj tolerant, permissive amenable, benign, charitable, clement, compassionate, compliant, condoning, easygoing, forbearing, gullible, indulgent, kindly, lax, lenient, merciful, naive, submissive, susceptible, sympathetic, temperate, tractable, biddable, dupable, exploitable, deceivable, deludable, fleeceable, humoring, mollycoddling, pampering, pardoning, spoiling, unburdensome, unoppressive, unsuspicious
easy 13 adj good-humored pleasant, natural, smooth, secure, casual, diplomatic, familiar, friendly, gentle, informal, mild, open, relaxed
easy 21 adj good-humored affable, amiable, carefree, complaisant, good-natured, graceful, gracious, gregarious, obliging, polite, sociable, suave, tolerant, unaffected, unpretentious, urbane, good-tempered, unforced, at ease, unanxious, undemanding
eat 8 verb consume food feed, chew, bite, attack, pick, swallow, absorb, wolf
eat 42 verb consume food dine, inhale, nibble, ingest, devour, gormandize, scarf, snack, cram, masticate, scoff, dispatch, graze, bolt, sup, nosh, gorge, ruminate, munch, banquet, digest, break bread, dispose of, fall to, pig out, polish off, put away, take in, lunch, breakfast, chow down, feast upon, gobble up, have a bite, have a meal, have for, make pig of oneself, partake of, peck at, pork out, take food, take nourishment
eat 8 verb erode, wear away; use up bite, drain, exhaust, spill, melt, disappear, vanish, dissolve
eat 15 verb erode, wear away; use up nibble, gnaw, crumble, squander, disintegrate, decay, liquefy, condense, corrode, dissipate, decompose, rot, rust, run through, waste away
eavesdrop 5 verb listen without permission spy, wire, tap, monitor, bug
eavesdrop 9 verb listen without permission snoop, pry, overhear, listen in, wiretap, be all ears, bend an ear, ears into, tune in on
echo 5 noun repeat, copy reflection, ringing, answer, reply, mirror
echo 12 noun repeat, copy imitation, reverberation, repetition, parallel, rebound, reiteration, repercussion, reproduction, mirror image, rubber stamp, onomatopoeia, parroting
echo 8 verb repeat, copy respond, recall, reflect, mirror, ring, react, resemble, second
echo 17 verb repeat, copy reiterate, resound, reverberate, parallel, ditto, parrot, imitate, mimic, vibrate, reproduce, impersonate, redouble, ape, do like, go like, make like, rubber-stamp
economic 5 adj business-related; financial fiscal, industrial, commercial, material, productive
economic 11 adj business-related; financial monetary, pecuniary, profitable, remunerative, solvent, viable, budgetary, bread-and-butter, mercantile, money-making, profit-making
economics 2 noun commerce business, finance
economics 2 noun commerce social science, the dismal science
economist 2 noun statistician business analyst, financial expert
economy 6 noun saving, frugality recession, decrease, reduction, regulation, direction, care
economy 29 noun saving, frugality layoff, parsimony, meanness, cutback, providence, discretion, thriftiness, thrift, abridgement, restraint, prudence, carefulness, curtailment, austerity, husbandry, supervision, deduction, moratorium, shrinkage, caution, stinginess, miserliness, niggardliness, rollback, retrenchment, parcity, scrimping, skimping, sparingness
edge 28 noun border, outline end, boundary, point, tip, mouth, side, shore, rim, lip, peak, threshold, corner, line, margin, frame, bound, bend, limb, ring, skirt, frontier, split, term, butt, hook, turn, limit, trimming
edge 19 noun border, outline perimeter, fringe, verge, brink, crook, curb, brim, contour, crust, periphery, ledge, hem, molding, portal, strand, circumference, extremity, outskirt, berm
edge 4 noun advantage lead, draw, start, odds
edge 9 noun advantage superiority, dominance, vantage, handicap, bulge, ascendancy, allowance, upper hand, head start
edge 9 verb border, trim outline, skirt, bound, surround, shape, rim, decorate, bind, margin
edge 3 verb border, trim fringe, verge, hem
edge 2 verb defeat narrowly ease, steal
edge 10 verb defeat narrowly inch, creep, sidle, infiltrate, worm, nose out, slip by, slip past, squeeze by, squeeze past
edge 1 verb sharpen file
edge 6 verb sharpen hone, grind, whet, polish, sharpen, strop
edible 2 adj able to be eaten good, fit
edible 14 adj able to be eaten succulent, tasty, savory, comestible, eatable, digestible, harmless, nourishing, nutritious, palatable, toothsome, wholesome, esculent, nutritive
edition 9 noun issue of publication publication, volume, program, version, release, copy, impression, printing, number
edition 4 noun issue of publication imprint, reprinting, reissue, reprint
education 21 noun instruction, development of knowledge discipline, information, training, science, study, schooling, improvement, culture, learning, teaching, scholarship, guidance, civilization, direction, finish, background, reading, preparation, coaching, drilling, rearing
education 21 noun instruction, development of knowledge literacy, cultivation, erudition, tutelage, edification, brainwashing, indoctrination, breeding, enlightenment, tuition, refinement, nurture, catechism, pedagogy, tutoring, learnedness, inculcation, proselytism, apprenticeship, book learning, propagandism
educational 2 adj instructional academic, cultural
educational 7 adj instructional scholarly, didactic, informative, instructive, informational, scholastic, tutorial
effect 12 noun result development, reaction, event, consequence, outcome, issue, response, end, sequence, fruit, conclusion, waves
effect 25 noun result repercussion, side effect, ramification, aftermath, precipitate, outgrowth, spin-off, sequel, denouement, corollary, backwash, upshot, eventuality, reflex, backlash, flak, can of worms, chain reaction, end product, follow through, fallout, aftereffect, pursuance, follow-up, causatum
effect 23 noun impact, impression use, strength, force, power, sense, influence, reality, meaning, significance, action, effectiveness, fact, enforcement, weight, implementation, essence, drift, validity, mark, efficiency, purpose, import, execution
effect 6 noun impact, impression vigor, efficacy, purport, imprint, clout, tenor
effect 22 verb carry out, accomplish enforce, achieve, implement, realize, enact, secure, conclude, buy, sell, render, perform, make, cause, begin, complete, produce, generate, execute, conceive, yield, initiate, create
effect 28 verb carry out, accomplish bring about, effectuate, actuate, actualize, unzip, invoke, procure, induce, consummate, fulfill, bring off, bring on, draw on, get across, turn out, carry through, do a number, do the job, do the trick, do to a T, get to, give rise to, make it, make waves, pull it off, put across, turn the trick, do one's thing
effective 22 adj productive, persuasive useful, impressive, efficient, sufficient, powerful, direct, practical, valid, compelling, active, adequate, able, capable, convincing, live, moving, producing, serving, sound, striking, telling, yielding
effective 19 adj productive, persuasive potent, competent, forceful, effectual, efficacious, cogent, emphatic, energetic, forcible, on the ball, operative, serviceable, trenchant, virtuous, wicked, resultant, having lead in pencil, playing hardball, powerhouse
effective 6 adj in use at the time active, dynamic, direct, actual, current, real
effective 5 adj in use at the time in effect, operative, in execution, in force, in operation
efficient 23 adj adept, effective productive, useful, able, capable, powerful, skilled, dynamic, active, valuable, tough, adequate, accomplished, adapted, economic, experienced, expert, fitted, organized, practiced, qualified, ready, saving, talented
efficient 25 adj adept, effective profitable, energetic, skillful, potent, economical, competent, decisive, apt, businesslike, clever, conducive, deft, effectual, efficacious, handy, masterly, proficient, shrewd, systematic, virtuous, equal to, familiar with, good at, good for, well-organized
effort 39 noun work, exertion training, attempt, power, intention, industry, creation, exercise, battle, production, struggle, push, force, resolution, achievement, essay, energy, strain, discipline, aim, stretch, labor, application, tension, product, drill, act, job, purpose, trouble, pull, stress, undertaking, accomplishment, try, trial, sweat, venture, enterprise, pains
effort 18 noun work, exertion endeavor, shot, go, deed, feat, crack, whack, travail, fling, stab, tug, aspiration, strife, toil, spurt, elbow grease, old college try, striving
egg 11 noun seed, cell; embryo of an animal spawn, ovum, rudiment, germ, nucleus, bud, cackle, roe, oospore, cackleberry, yellow eye
ego 2 noun personality character, self
ego 4 noun personality psyche, self-pride, self-admiration, selfdom
ejaculate 5 verb eject semen discharge, climax, come, spurt, have an orgasm
ejaculation 1 noun an orgasm emission
ejaculation 5 noun an orgasm emanation, climax, copulation, secretion, discharge
elbow 8 noun angular part of arm; angularly shaped item joint, fork, angle, curve, bow, turn, bend, corner
elbow 7 noun angular part of arm; angularly shaped item crook, hinge, crutch, funny bone, ancon, crazy bone, half turn
elbow 7 verb push aside knock, shove, hook, shoulder, press, bend, crowd
elbow 6 verb push aside nudge, bump, bulldoze, hustle, jostle, rough and tumble
elderly 7 adj in old age aging, aged, old, retired, ancient, tired, declining
elderly 10 adj in old age gray, hoary, venerable, olden, been around, long in tooth, lot of mileage, no spring chicken, on last leg, over the hill
elect 17 verb select as representative; choose appoint, resolve, name, conclude, receive, accept, admit, take, determine, pick, vote, tap, prefer, mark, settle, judge, ballot
elect 11 verb select as representative; choose nominate, designate, cull, vote for, decide upon, go down the line, opt for, optate, pick out, settle on, single out
election 15 noun choosing; voting selection, appointment, decision, primary, poll, ballot, option, choice, determination, preference, franchise, alternative, judgment, ticket, polls
election 3 noun choosing; voting referendum, balloting, vote-casting
electorate 1 noun voters voter
electorate 3 noun voters constituency, body politic, registered voters
electricity 7 noun energized matter, power heat, service, tension, light, current, spark, utilities
electricity 10 noun energized matter, power juice, galvanism, AC, DC, electron, voltage, ignition, electromagneticism, hot stuff, magneticism
electron 7 noun energized matter, power heat, service, tension, light, current, spark, utilities
electron 9 noun energized matter, power juice, galvanism, AC, DC, voltage, ignition, electromagneticism, hot stuff, magneticism
electronic 7 adj photoelectric computerized, anodic, autoelectronic, cathodic, photoelectronic, thermionic, voltaic
electronic game 5 noun game on computer computer game, computerized game, Nintendo [tm], Playstation [tm], Xbox [tm]
electronics 3 noun electronic devices televisions, radios, computers
electronics 9 noun electronic devices VCRs, camcorders, stereos, transistors, CD players, computer chips, electronic components, integrated circuitry, video cameras
elegant 17 adj beautiful, tasteful grand, simple, delicate, neat, classic, handsome, affected, appropriate, artistic, choice, effective, fine, nice, rare, rich, select, superior
elegant 36 adj beautiful, tasteful chic, polished, stately, ornate, fashionable, opulent, luxurious, sumptuous, fancy, stylish, graceful, refined, dignified, exquisite, apt, aristocratic, august, clever, comely, courtly, cultured, dainty, genteel, ingenious, majestic, modish, noble, ostentatious, overdone, stuffy, turgid, well-bred, cultivated, stylized, ornamented, recherché
element 27 noun essential feature fundamental, item, material, component, detail, member, matter, part, view, principle, aspect, factor, bit, piece, ingredient, basic, trace, particle, basis, hint, section, drop, stem, portion, particular, root, unit
element 3 noun essential feature subdivision, facet, constituent
element 5 noun place where one feels comfortable domain, medium, field, environment, sphere
element 2 noun place where one feels comfortable milieu, habitation
elementary particle 4 noun basic constituent of matter atomic particle, fundamental particle, subatomic particle, ultraelementary particle
elephant 5 noun large mammal pachyderm, mammoth, boar, tusker, mastodon
eligible 11 adj fit, worthy likely, qualified, acceptable, suitable, appropriate, becoming, fitted, licensed, proper, suited, trained
eligible 14 adj fit, worthy desirable, discretionary, elective, preferable, privileged, satisfactory, seemly, usable, employable, capable of, equal to, in line for, in the running, up to
eliminate 10 verb remove, throw out ignore, defeat, cancel, exclude, drop, murder, kill, reject, dismiss, waste
eliminate 39 verb remove, throw out wipe out, knock out, oust, dispose of, get rid of, waive, stamp out, erase, disqualify, phase out, eradicate, invalidate, annihilate, eject, expel, liquidate, omit, terminate, slay, discard, disregard, exterminate, discharge, evict, bump off, count out, cut out, dispense with, do away with, put out, rub out, rule out, blot out, cast out, drive out, leave out, set aside, shut the door on, take out
elite 8 adj best, first-class exclusive, elect, top, pick, choice, super, selected, greatest
elite 13 adj best, first-class noble, crack, cool, aristocratic, out of sight, out of this world, top-notch, topflight, gilt-edged, tip-top, top drawer, upper-class, world-class
elite 15 noun high-class persons society, celebrity, establishment, prime, flower, elect, prize, crowd, top, choice, best, pride, quality, cream, select
elite 20 noun high-class persons aristocracy, gentility, fat, gentry, nobility, beautiful people, blue blood, high society, upper class, upper crust, fast lane, carriage trade, country club set, glitterati, in-crowd, jet-set, main line, old money, optimacy, crème de la crème
eloquent 12 adj having a skillful way with words powerful, articulate, touching, moving, vocal, affecting, stirring, impressive, meaningful, significant, telling, revealing
eloquent 26 adj having a skillful way with words outspoken, vivid, impassioned, forceful, persuasive, ardent, poignant, passionate, expressive, fervent, fervid, fluent, glib, grandiloquent, graphic, indicative, magniloquent, potent, rhetorical, sententious, silver-tongued, suggestive, voluble, facund, smooth-spoken, well-expressed
embark 3 verb get on transportation object enter, launch, board
embark 12 verb get on transportation object commence, set sail, entrain, emplane, go aboard ship, leave port, plunge into, put on board, set about, set out, take on board, take ship
embarrassment 10 noun humiliation, shame dilemma, mess, confusion, difficulty, mistake, puzzle, fix, complexity, bind, poverty
embarrassment 36 noun humiliation, shame chagrin, unease, distress, strait, hitch, uneasiness, plight, tangle, mortification, awkwardness, indebtedness, indiscretion, scrape, snag, bashfulness, timidity, destitution, shyness, inhibition, clumsiness, stew, discomfiture, predicament, discomposure, pinch, quandary, pickle, boo boo, faux pas, hot seat, hot water, impecuniosity, self-consciousness, disconcertion, awkward situation, egg on face
embassy 4 noun residence, offices of overseas representatives commission, ministry, mission, committee
embassy 5 noun residence, offices of overseas representatives delegation, consulate, legation, consular office, diplomatic office
embryo 2 noun fetus egg, organism
embryo 2 noun fetus nucleus, incipient
emergency 11 noun crisis, danger difficulty, accident, necessity, tension, pass, depression, fix, pressure, hole, squeeze, push
emergency 22 noun crisis, danger crunch, distress, misadventure, climax, strait, juncture, plight, scrape, vicissitude, compulsion, exigency, predicament, crossroad, extremity, pinch, quandary, impasse, clutch, urgency, turning point, zero hour, meltdown
emergent 4 adj resulting coming, rising, appearing, developing
emergent 6 adj resulting budding, outgoing, efflorescent, emanant, emanating, issuing forth
emotion 21 noun mental state love, shame, anger, sympathy, happiness, concern, sentiment, passion, pride, warmth, joy, grief, desire, rage, excitement, feeling, sensation, drive, satisfaction, affect, inspiration
emotion 27 noun mental state fervor, remorse, sorrow, empathy, sadness, despair, affection, agitation, ecstasy, responsiveness, perturbation, commotion, elation, vehemence, melancholy, ardor, despondency, disturbance, tremor, thrill, zeal, sensibility, sensitiveness, gut reaction, affectivity, excitability, vibes
emotional 13 adj demonstrative about feelings exciting, sensitive, touching, moving, nervous, heated, affecting, disturbed, feeling, stirring, tender, warm, stirred
emotional 33 adj demonstrative about feelings sentimental, hysterical, impassioned, poignant, passionate, spontaneous, ardent, ecstatic, enthusiastic, excitable, fanatical, fervent, fervid, fickle, fiery, heartwarming, histrionic, impetuous, impulsive, irrational, overwrought, pathetic, responsive, sentient, susceptible, temperamental, thrilling, zealous, emotive, hot-blooded, tear-jerking, falling apart, roused
emphasis 13 noun importance, prominence stress, strength, significance, weight, attention, priority, intensity, force, power, headline, accent, moment, highlight
emphasis 8 noun importance, prominence insistence, positiveness, preeminence, accentuation, decidedness, impressiveness, underlining, underscoring
empire 10 noun place ruled by sovereign; rule authority, control, domain, realm, power, government, union, people, command, sovereignty
empire 5 noun place ruled by sovereign; rule commonwealth, federation, supremacy, dominion, sway
empirical 2 adj practical experimental, observed
empirical 8 adj practical factual, pragmatic, provisional, speculative, observational, empiric, experient, experiential
employ 12 verb make use of use, engage, handle, utilize, occupy, exploit, apply, operate, spend, manipulate, exercise, fill
employ 7 verb make use of bestow, exert, bring to bear, take up, keep busy, put to use, use up
employ 8 verb give money in exchange for work performed retain, hire, engage, secure, contract, obtain, commission, place
employ 11 verb give money in exchange for work performed enlist, procure, put on, take on, ink, bring on board, come on board, contract for, sign on, sign up, truck with
employee 12 noun person being paid for working for another or a corporation member, clerk, worker, agent, representative, operator, slave, help, servant, assistant, domestic, hand
employee 21 noun person being paid for working for another or a corporation laborer, attendant, plug, hireling, breadwinner, salesperson, cog, jobholder, apprentice, craftsperson, desk jockey, hired gun, hired hand, staff member, blue collar, company person, pink collar, sales help, wage-earner, white collar, working stiff
employer 19 noun person, business who hires firm, management, corporation, company, executive, boss, entrepreneur, manager, owner, organization, manufacturer, head, supervisor, patron, outfit, director, chief, President, establishment
employer 15 noun person, business who hires proprietor, juice, businessperson, capitalist, overseer, superintendent, big shot, front office, meal ticket, CEO, kingpin, co, head honcho, slavedriver, workers big cheese
employment 33 noun working for a living; business, service, trade, job, function, office, profession, mission, post, occupation, field, exercise, assignment, number, craft, pursuit, situation, using, line, hire, work, calling, employ, position, engaging, occupying, retaining, hiring, contracting, commissioning, exercising, awarding, carrying
employment 16 noun working for a living; enrollment, avocation, racket, vocation, enlistment, exertion, game, setup, thing, métier, recruitment, servicing, engagement in activity application, signing on, taking on, what one is into
employment 9 noun using something use, play, application, handling, adoption, purpose, operation, exercise, exercising
employment 7 noun using something usage, utilization, exertion, usance, appliance, exploitation, disposition
empty 12 adj containing nothing dry, deserted, bare, blank, abandoned, lacking, exhausted, dead, desert, wanting, waste, clear
empty 20 adj containing nothing vacant, uninhabited, unfilled, unoccupied, hollow, devoid, desolate, barren, void, forsaken, depleted, deflated, destitute, godforsaken, stark, vacuous, vacated, despoiled, evacuated, unfurnished
empty 5 adj fruitless, ineffective flat, silly, dead, cheap, dumb
empty 36 adj fruitless, ineffective worthless, meaningless, hollow, devoid, idle, barren, petty, aimless, banal, deadpan, dishonest, expressionless, fatuous, frivolous, futile, ignorant, inane, ineffectual, inexpressive, insincere, insipid, jejune, nugatory, otiose, paltry, purposeless, senseless, trivial, unintelligent, unreal, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, vacuous, vain, valueless, vapid
empty 5 adj hungry unfilled, starving, famished, ravenous, unfed
empty 11 verb remove contents exhaust, drain, consume, dump, clear, escape, gut, drink, tap, leave, release
empty 20 verb remove contents unload, leak, evacuate, purge, deplete, vacate, discharge, run out, ebb, eject, expel, disgorge, void, decant, unburden, flow out, make void, pour out, rush out, use up
encourage 11 verb stimulate spiritually restore, inspire, strengthen, boost, rally, comfort, steel, stir, cheer, praise, push
encourage 32 verb stimulate spiritually embolden, reassure, hearten, spur, buoy, brighten, fortify, revitalize, animate, console, enliven, incite, goad, applaud, exhilarate, galvanize, gladden, sway, instigate, prick, revivify, excite, inspirit, rouse, energize, refresh, buck up, cheer up, enhearten, give shot in arm, prop up, psych up
encourage 28 verb give support; help advocate, develop, invite, strengthen, boost, support, assist, favor, reinforce, further, aid, promote, ease, improve, relieve, back, second, sanction, prevail, comfort, foster, sustain, endorse, forward, serve, advance, push, approve
encourage 25 verb give support; help bolster, subsidize, reassure, spur, abet, befriend, fortify, console, solace, uphold, brace, instigate, countenance, succor, back up, egg on, go for, pat on the back, get behind, give a leg up, pull for, root for, side with, smile upon, subscribe to
encouraging 2 adj bright supportive, promising
encouraging 2 adj bright hopeful, reassuring
end 15 noun extreme, limit top, edge, deadline, term, point, tip, bound, tail, boundary, head, extent, foot, limitation, ultimate, heel
end 15 noun extreme, limit stump, stub, borderline, spire, terminal, confine, prong, cusp, terminus, extremity, termination, tail end, neb, nib, butt end
end 17 noun completion, stop finish, resolution, retirement, result, outcome, issue, conclusion, cease, close, consequence, curtain, determination, execution, achievement, target, accomplishment, closing
end 27 noun completion, stop closure, consummation, desuetude, fulfillment, payoff, culmination, discontinuance, realization, finale, attainment, perfection, upshot, terminus, adjournment, denouement, expiration, cessation, termination, bottom line, last word, finis, expiry, omega, windup, desistance, sign-off, wrap-up
end 10 noun intention, aim goal, point, object, drift, mark, reason, intent, purpose, objective, design
end 2 noun intention, aim aspiration, where one's heading
end 8 noun leftover part side, particle, fragment, share, portion, bit, piece, leaving
end 9 noun leftover part residue, lees, scrap, stub, remnant, dregs, remainder, butt end, tag end
end 3 noun death, destruction finish, ruin, passing
end 8 noun death, destruction demise, ruination, doom, extermination, annihilation, expiration, extinction, dissolution
end 18 verb bring to an end quit, finish, conclude, stop, drop, delay, settle, cease, resolve, close, achieve, complete, accomplish, wrap, ultimate, determine, interrupt, dissolve
end 30 verb bring to an end break up, halt, wind up, wrap up, culminate, terminate, expire, relinquish, perorate, discontinue, crown, abolish, abort, consummate, postpone, break off, call off, close out, cut short, dispose of, shut down, give up, call it a day, get done, pack it in, pull the plug, put the lid on, sew up, switch off, top off
end 5 verb die or kill die, cease, destroy, depart, ruin
end 10 verb die or kill expire, annihilate, exterminate, wane, abolish, desist, extinguish, lapse, run out, put to death
endanger 6 verb put in jeopardy threaten, expose, hazard, chance, risk, venture
endanger 16 verb put in jeopardy imperil, menace, peril, be careless, chance it, lay on the line, lay open, leave defenseless, leave in the middle, make liable, put at risk, put in danger, put on the spot, subject to loss, play into one's hands, stick one's neck out
endure 18 verb bear hardship brave, undergo, feel, tolerate, experience, face, weather, sustain, suffer, encounter, know, stick, support, stand, allow, permit, eat, take
endure 28 verb bear hardship withstand, go through, accustom, stomach, brook, abide, countenance, swallow, keep up, subject to, take it, ride out, be patient with, bear the brunt, cope with, grin and bear it, hang in, live out, live through, meet with, never say die, put up with, repress feelings, resign oneself, sit through, stick it out, submit to, take patiently
endure 14 verb continue; be durable remain, stay, live, sustain, persist, survive, exist, hold, be, last, stand, cling, prevail, wear
endure 26 verb continue; be durable go on, linger, outlast, abide, superannuate, bide, outlive, carry on, hang on, hold out, ride out, live on, be left, be long lived, be timeless, carry through, have no end, hold on, keep on, never say die, perdure, run on, stay on, stick to, wear on, wear well
enemy 10 noun someone hated or competed against spy, terrorist, competitor, rival, agent, rebel, opposition, criminal, opponent, revolutionary
enemy 35 noun someone hated or competed against murderer, attacker, guerrilla, detractor, bandit, foe, villain, traitor, invader, adversary, antagonist, inquisitor, falsifier, contender, betrayer, assailant, informer, assassin, fifth column, archenemy, prosecutor, defiler, backbiter, vilifier, defamer, disputant, emulator, traducer, saboteur, slanderer, asperser, bad person, calumniator, other side, seditionist
energy 21 noun person's spirit and vigor strength, power, efficiency, intensity, spirit, juice, initiative, go, force, application, effectiveness, might, life, fire, activity, punch, tuck, drive, enterprise, muscle, steam
energy 33 noun person's spirit and vigor toughness, vitality, stamina, pizzazz, get-up-and-go, vim, dash, zing, puissance, efficacy, zip, endurance, pep, liveliness, animation, vehemence, exertion, zest, ardor, pluck, fortitude, moxie, hardihood, spontaneity, potency, zeal, verve, forcefulness, virility, élan, birr, vivacity, operativeness
energy 15 noun generated power strength, service, electricity, heat, potential, reaction, force, pressure, burn, gravity, steam, current, juice, application, response
energy 10 noun generated power friction, magnetism, dynamism, rays, wattage, horsepower, radioactivity, voltage, kilowatts, conductivity
engagement 8 noun pledge to marry obligation, commitment, word, contract, promise, match, undertaking, bond
engagement 11 noun pledge to marry pact, compact, troth, betrothal, vow, espousal, plight, oath, assurance, betrothing, betrothment
engagement 9 noun meeting; date appointment, commitment, arrangement, interview, visit, commission, invitation, date, meet
engagement 9 noun meeting; date gig, assignation, errand, tryst, stint, get-together, blind date, going out, seeing one
engagement 7 noun battle action, confrontation, conflict, combat, contest, fight, encounter
engagement 2 noun battle skirmish, fray
engine 12 noun device that drives a machine tool, instrument, motor, weapon, means, pot, mechanism, fan, agent, barrel, implement, horses
engine 16 noun device that drives a machine generator, power plant, appliance, cylinder, apparatus, contrivance, dynamo, rubber band, transformer, diesel, turbine, powerhouse, piston, power train, putt-putt, what's under the hood
engineer 7 noun person who puts together things designer, builder, director, manager, planner, architect, sights
engineer 9 noun person who puts together things surveyor, inventor, originator, schemer, manipulator, techie, contriver, deviser, technie
engineer 20 verb devise; bring about organize, create, manage, negotiate, direct, conceive, manipulate, arrange, control, plot, angle, doctor, scheme, cause, plant, effect, plan, work, swing, operate
engineer 25 verb devise; bring about come up with, concoct, set up, supervise, originate, scam, contrive, rig, encompass, jockey, machinate, wangle, upstage, finagle, maneuver, superintend, cook, con, play games, pull strings, pull wires, put one on, put one over, put over, put through
enhance 10 verb improve, embellish raise, strengthen, appreciate, increase, reinforce, boost, swell, lift, boom, pad
enhance 19 verb improve, embellish upgrade, augment, intensify, complement, enlarge, add to, build up, heighten, aggrandize, pyramid, magnify, exalt, exaggerate, elevate, beautify, adorn, embroider, amplify, flesh out
enjoyable 5 adj pleasing; to one's liking satisfying, pleasant, fun, entertaining, welcome
enjoyable 18 adj pleasing; to one's liking gratifying, delightful, likable, amusing, delicious, pleasurable, agreeable, delectable, genial, groovy, preferable, clear sailing, just for grins, just for kicks, just for laughs, just for the heck of it, lots of laughs, relishable
enlarge 14 verb make or grow bigger; increase develop, extend, grow, build, boost, swell, expand, elaborate, rise, bulk, stretch, spread, pad, mount
enlarge 30 verb make or grow bigger; increase augment, broaden, magnify, lengthen, add to, multiply, widen, inflate, distend, pyramid, dilate, expatiate, diffuse, snowball, aggrandize, wax, elongate, exaggerate, heighten, embroider, amplify, beef up, blow up, upsurge, give details, grow larger, jack up, jazz up, make larger, slap on
enrage 3 verb make very upset anger, provoke, needle
enrage 19 verb make very upset exasperate, infuriate, incense, inflame, rile, irritate, incite, aggravate, madden, hack, ire, umbrage, whip up, T-off, ask for it, get under skin, make blood boil, make see red, steam up
ensure 10 verb guarantee; make secure protect, secure, provide, assure, establish, okay, confirm, effect, guard, arrange
ensure 14 verb guarantee; make secure insure, safeguard, certify, clinch, cinch, warrant, nail down, lock on, lock up, make certain, make safe, make sure, put on ice, set out
enter 9 verb come, put into a place introduce, arrive, invade, insert, sneak, access, slip, crack, crawl
enter 37 verb come, put into a place get in, penetrate, come in, infiltrate, pierce, probe, intrude, insinuate, immigrate, wriggle, creep, barge in, break in, butt in, drop in, horn in, ingress, go in, blow in, breeze in, burst in, bust in, crowd in, drive in, fall into, gain entrée, jump in, make an entrance, make way, move in, pass into, pile in, pop in, rush in, set foot in, work in, worm in
enter 5 verb embark on; take part in start, begin, join, open, enroll
enter 18 verb embark on; take part in muster, enlist, subscribe, inaugurate, commence, take up, become member, commit oneself, get oneself into, join up, lead off, participate in, set about, set out on, set to, sign on, sign up, tee off
enter 7 verb record, list admit, introduce, insert, log, register, note, post
enter 8 verb record, list interpolate, inscribe, inject, docket, take down, intercalate, put in, set down
entertain 15 verb amuse satisfy, inspire, relax, comfort, please, distract, delight, cheer, charm, absorb, occupy, grab, interest, humor, stimulate
entertain 21 verb amuse gratify, enthrall, captivate, beguile, regale, tickle, elate, solace, slay, enliven, recreate, pique, engross, indulge, gladden, divert, inspirit, crack up, ecstasize, knock dead, make merry
entertain 11 verb accommodate visitors feed, invite, welcome, treat, room, house, receive, admit, foster, board, quarter
entertain 22 verb accommodate visitors dine, regale, nourish, harbor, recreate, chaperone, lodge, put up, wine and dine, be host, do the honors, give a party, have a do, have a get-together, have company, have guests, have visitors, pick up the check, pop for, show hospitality, spring for, throw a party
entertain 9 verb think about seriously contemplate, foster, consider, recognize, conceive, maintain, imagine, hold, support
entertain 9 verb think about seriously ponder, cherish, deliberate, harbor, heed, cogitate on, keep in mind, muse over, think over
entertainment 14 noun amusement, pleasure satisfaction, sport, celebration, treat, party, play, surprise, delight, game, cheer, relief, fun, laughs, grins
entertainment 30 noun amusement, pleasure picnic, gaiety, pastime, frolic, ball, merrymaking, enjoyment, recreation, relaxation, dissipation, spree, blast, bash, distraction, merriment, feast, diversion, shindig, revelry, big time, high time, clambake, blow out, divertissement, fun and games, good time, leisure activity, lots of laughs, regalement, wingding
enthusiasm 19 noun keen interest, excitement emotion, interest, joy, energy, warmth, intensity, passion, feeling, spirit, nerve, transport, snap, life, fever, fire, heat, conviction, flame, activity
enthusiasm 41 noun keen interest, excitement eagerness, zeal, fury, fervor, ardor, frenzy, devotion, keenness, fad, vim, dash, ecstasy, rapture, go, flare, pep, earnestness, vehemence, craze, hobby, hilarity, fanaticism, zest, mania, orgasm, relish, oomph, glow, avidity, joyfulness, verve, gaiety, exhilaration, mirth, élan, impetuosity, vivacity, fieriness, red heat, ardency, zealousness
enthusiastic 10 adj interested, excited warm, concerned, pleased, anxious, eager, willing, devoted, intent, attracted, bugged
enthusiastic 39 adj interested, excited forceful, avid, vigorous, fanatical, keen, zealous, rhapsodic, rabid, earnest, exuberant, ardent, passionate, fervent, agog, animated, crazy about, ebullient, exhilarated, fascinated, fervid, gung ho, hearty, lively, nutty, obsessed, red-hot, spirited, unqualified, vehement, wacky, wholehearted, athirst, gaga, thrilled, dying to, gone on, keyed up, tantalized, titillated
entire 10 adj complete, whole full, integrated, sound, gross, perfect, total, absolute, all, continuous, intact
entire 19 adj complete, whole unified, integral, outright, plenary, thorough, unbroken, undamaged, undivided, unimpaired, unmitigated, unreserved, unrestricted, untouched, unmarked, unmarred, choate, consolidated, undiminished, uninjured
entitlement 3 noun claim privilege, request, rights
entitlement 2 noun claim dueness, preemptive declaration
entitlement 13 noun expected reward right, rate, compensation, interest, payment, claim, title, satisfaction, need, privilege, deserts, rights, merits
entitlement 13 noun expected reward repayment, retribution, comeuppance, prerogative, retaliation, reprisal, revenge, vengeance, recompense, guerdon, perquisite, be in line for, what is coming to one
entitlement 11 noun authority, permission charter, right, grant, consent, permit, privilege, ticket, freedom, liberty, leave, independence
entitlement 13 noun authority, permission exemption, certificate, immunity, warrant, authorization, okay, self-determination, go-ahead, dispensation, latitude, carte blanche, green light, unconstraint
entitlement 16 noun right, due right, license, advantage, freedom, authority, benefit, opportunity, claim, charter, grant, liberty, favor, chance, sanction, franchise, event
entitlement 11 noun right, due exemption, prerogative, authorization, concession, immunity, allowance, birthright, appanage, boon, appurtenance, perquisite
entitlement 17 noun possession, laurel championship, medal, power, claim, right, authority, ribbon, due, commission, holding, privilege, degree, merit, ownership, desert, license, proof
entitlement 9 noun possession, laurel crown, decoration, pretension, deed, prerogative, crest, justification, pretense, dibs
entitlement 13 noun due claim, right, rate, need, deserts, payment, interest, privilege, desert, compensation, reward, merits, rights
entitlement 11 noun due reprisal, comeuppance, prerogative, revenge, perquisite, retribution, retaliation, recompense, repayment, be in line for, satisfa
entity 17 noun object that exists body, individual, substance, matter, being, material, presence, thing, single, stuff, item, article, existence, creature, organism, quantity, something
entity 2 noun object that exists subsistence, singleton
entity 7 noun nature of a being system, substance, essence, sum, reality, existence, integrate
entity 6 noun nature of a being integral, quintessence, totality, subsistence, actuality, quiddity
entry 10 noun way in to a place access, entrance, opening, passage, door, lobby, threshold, gate, approach, hall
entry 10 noun way in to a place vestibule, ingress, inlet, avenue, adit, portal, passageway, foyer, ingression, doorway
entry 6 noun introduction; permission to enter access, admission, entrance, appearance, way, entering
entry 8 noun introduction; permission to enter admittance, ingress, adit, initiation, entrée, coming in, free passage, introgression
entry 5 noun person participating in competition; effort player, participant, candidate, attempt, competitor
entry 3 noun person participating in competition; effort entrant, submission, contestant
entry 4 noun listing in a record item, account, note, minute
entry 4 noun listing in a record registration, memo, memorandum, jotting
envelope 15 noun wrapper box, jacket, casing, container, coat, pocket, bag, case, shell, hide, covering, cover, skin, coating, wrapping
envelope 6 noun wrapper pouch, cloak, vesicle, sheath, receptacle, enclosure
environment 16 noun surroundings, atmosphere status, climate, habitat, setting, situation, domain, neighborhood, terrain, scene, territory, conditions, medium, background, circumstances, element, context
environment 16 noun surroundings, atmosphere surroundings, entourage, locale, milieu, hood, zoo, aura, scenery, ambiance, jungle, turf, backdrop, neck of the woods, encompassment, purlieus, stomping ground
environment 2 noun earth's system of natural resources ecosystem, atmosphere
environment 4 noun earth's system of natural resources environs, biosphere, Gaia, ecosphere
environmental 2 adj incidental detailed, uncertain
environmental 12 adj incidental indirect, inconclusive, coincidental, concomitant, concurrent, conjectural, contingent, fortuitous, inferential, presumptive, provisional, amplified
environmental 1 adj referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment ecological
environmental 3 adj referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment biodegradable, environment-friendly, environmentally-safe
environmental 8 adj tangible, material real, substantial, natural, concrete, gross, objective, solid, visible
environmental 7 adj tangible, material corporeal, materialistic, palpable, phenomenal, ponderable, sensible, somatic
ephemeral 3 adj momentary, passing short, temporary, brief
ephemeral 12 adj momentary, passing short-lived, fleeting, transitory, fugitive, transient, volatile, episodic, evanescent, flitting, impermanent, fugacious, unenduring
episode 13 noun adventure; scene chapter, matter, experience, incident, event, affair, business, circumstance, section, passage, part, occasion, happening
episode 7 noun adventure; scene installment, thing, occurrence, doings, interlude, goings-on, what's going down
equal 10 adj alike identical, comparable, equivalent, balanced, correspondent, level, double, same, coordinate, uniform
equal 25 adj alike corresponding, proportionate, commensurate, egalitarian, invariable, look-alike, matching, duplicate, parallel, matched, break even, homologous, indistinguishable, tantamount, unvarying, identic, according, evenly matched, fifty-fifty, one and the same, same difference, spit and image, stack up with, to the same degree, two peas in pod
equal 2 adj fair, unbiased objective, just
equal 10 adj fair, unbiased impartial, egalitarian, nonpartisan, dispassionate, equable, even-handed, unprejudiced, nondiscriminatory, uncolored, without distinction
equal 11 noun peer equivalent, competitor, like, rival, companion, counterpart, twin, mate, double, copy, match
equal 7 noun peer complement, duplicate, likeness, compeer, parallel, alter ego, coequal
equal 13 verb make even, be even with compare, reach, match, comprise, level, rival, coordinate, meet, touch, tie, balance, approach, agree
equal 24 verb make even, be even with amount to, correspond, break even, equipoise, emulate, tally, parallel, equate, equalize, come up to, consist of, be commensurate, be identical, be level, be tantamount, equiponderate, keep pace with, live up to, measure up, partake of, rank with, rise to, run abreast, square with
equation 1 noun equating comparison
equation 2 noun equating equalization, mathematical statement
equilibrium 4 noun balance; evenness stability, rest, calm, cool
equilibrium 14 noun balance; evenness symmetry, calmness, serenity, composure, counterpoise, equanimity, coolness, stasis, poise, steadiness, counterbalance, polish, equipoise, steadying
equipment 14 noun supplies, gear for activity material, furniture, things, store, stock, provisions, outfit, tackle, stuff, tools, articles, traps, facilities, devices
equipment 29 noun supplies, gear for activity furnishings, machinery, apparatus, belongings, accessories, impedimenta, rig, paraphernalia, trappings, equipage, materiel, setup, baggage, miscellaneous, attachments, shebang, gadgets, utensils, habiliments, appliances, fixtures, fittings, accompaniments, appurtenances, contraptions, contrivances, accouterments, kit and kaboodle, provisioning
era 9 noun time period in history term, generation, age, time, cycle, day, stage, date, days
era 3 noun time period in history epoch, eon, aeon
erectile dysfunction 4 noun sterility infertility, barrenness, unproductiveness, infecundity
erection 9 noun putting together building, collection, adjustment, construction, manufacturing, connecting, shaping, modeling, joining
erection 8 noun putting together manufacture, molding, attachment, fabrication, welding, fitting together, piecing together, setting up
erection 7 noun constructed dwelling house, construction, architecture, home, fabric, framework, pile
erection 5 noun constructed dwelling hut, edifice, domicile, superstructure, ziggurat
erection 29 noun creation, building development, system, planning, plan, structure, figure, shape, invention, cut, fabric, turn, arrangement, build, type, composition, foundation, assembly, form, format, makeup, formation, constitution, conception, outline, cast, architecture, making, rearing, raising
erection 17 noun creation, building manufacture, elevation, mold, contour, edifice, origination, figuration, improvisation, systematization, disposition, fabrication, prefabrication, erecting, prefab, fabricating, putting up, roadwork
erection 6 noun structure monument, building, house, construction, pile, towers
erection 3 noun structure skyscraper, habitation, rockpile
erection 6 noun something manufactured building, product, assembly, creation, production, construction
erection 1 noun something manufactured assemblage
erection 14 noun production of processed goods accomplishment, assembly, composition, construction, creation, doing, formation, making, preparing, produce, assembling, casting, composing, finishing
erection 5 noun production of processed goods completion, fabrication, forging, mass-production, tooling
erection 9 noun memorial, remembrance stone, statue, record, column, pile, tower, reminder, witness, marker
erection 23 noun memorial, remembrance tablet, masterpiece, slab, pillar, testament, shrine, tombstone, tomb, headstone, tribute, mausoleum, monolith, ledger, commemoration, obelisk, token, memento, magnum opus, gravestone, stele, cairn, cenotaph, footstone
erection 5 noun building house, construction, cage, pile, fabric
erection 4 noun building edifice, skyscraper, pile of bricks, rockpile
erection 14 noun production construction, assembly, doing, creation, composition, produce, formation, preparing, making, accomplishment, assembling, composing, casting, finishing
erection 6 noun production manufacture, completion, fabrication, forging, tooling, mass-production
erosion 4 noun deterioration; wearing away decrease, destruction, consumption, wear
erosion 11 noun deterioration; wearing away disintegration, corrosion, despoliation, abrasion, attrition, spoiling, desedimentation, eating away, grinding down, washing away, wearing down
error 9 noun mistake; wrong fault, failure, offense, sin, slip, miss, stumble, slight, fall
error 40 noun mistake; wrong flaw, omission, miscue, glitch, lapse, misunderstanding, miscalculation, blunder, misdeed, wrongdoing, inaccuracy, misstep, transgression, falsehood, falsity, delusion, trespass, boner, absurdity, misapprehension, oversight, deviation, goof, solecism, untruth, misconception, erratum, delinquency, fallacy, faux pas, slipup, misjudgment, mismanagement, screamer, howler, boo-boo, X, bad job, misbelief, screw-up
escape 16 noun breaking away; getaway flight, rescue, freedom, departure, withdrawal, spring, powder, slip, out, beat, break, release, bolt, retreat, leave, ducking
escape 26 noun breaking away; getaway disappearance, liberation, desertion, breakout, outbreak, abdication, evasion, avoidance, lam, evasiveness, decampment, circumvention, deliverance, elopement, elusiveness, shunning, hegira, extrication, sidestepping, bypassing, AWOL, fadeout, elusion, dodging, eschewal, runaround
escape 16 verb break away from fly, depart, emerge, avoid, leave, slip, run, vanish, flee, disappear, skip, pass, double, bolt, duck, desert
escape 31 verb break away from dodge, evade, elude, elope, abscond, decamp, shun, circumvent, bail out, cut loose, get off, make off, slip away, burst out, cut and run, duck out, fly the coop, get away with, go scot-free, make getaway, make oneself scarce, play hooky, run away, run off, run out on, steal away, take a powder, take flight, take on the lam, work out of, wriggle out
essay 7 noun written discourse study, paper, article, piece, discussion, theme, composition
essay 8 noun written discourse dissertation, treatise, manuscript, thesis, explication, exposition, disquisition, tract
essay 11 noun try, attempt undertaking, effort, bid, work, labor, aim, trial, experiment, struggle, venture, test
essay 13 noun try, attempt exertion, shot, toil, hassle, tryout, travail, endeavor, whack, dry run, try on, striving, one's all, one's level best
essay 9 verb try, attempt undertake, offer, work, labor, aim, struggle, venture, test, seek
essay 15 verb try, attempt assay, toil, travail, endeavor, strive, take on, have a crack, have a go, have a shot, have at it, make a run at, put to the test, take a stab at, take a whack at, try out
essence 31 noun heart, significance core, substance, nature, root, basis, character, soul, element, meaning, principle, aspect, reality, quality, spirit, structure, point, attribute, entity, timber, constitution, bottom, being, life, fiber, form, fundamentals, base, burden, stuff, grain, property
essence 23 noun heart, significance crux, bottom line, kernel, nitty-gritty, caliber, nub, germ, essentiality, backbone, nucleus, marrow, quintessence, vein, meat, pith, be-all and end-all, lifeblood, quiddity, chief constituent, essentia, main idea, name of game, virtuality
essence 4 noun distillate, concentrate scent, spirits, drug, juice
essence 10 noun distillate, concentrate effusion, balm, potion, tincture, liquor, perfume, cologne, fragrance, elixir, extract
essential 11 adj important, vital necessary, crucial, needed, fundamental, main, leading, chief, capital, principal, required, wanted
essential 10 adj important, vital indispensable, imperative, cardinal, requisite, prerequisite, foremost, constitutive, necessitous, needful, right-hand
essential 15 adj basic, fundamental constitutional, underlying, key, inherent, main, absolute, prime, perfect, material, primary, ideal, cold, principal, complete, elementary
essential 17 adj basic, fundamental elemental, intrinsic, primitive, nitty-gritty, cardinal, nub, basal, congenital, deep-seated, inborn, inbred, innate, meat and potatoes, name of the game, quintessential, connate, substratal
essential 10 noun necessity, basic essence, requirement, element, condition, fundamental, principle, must, heart, substance, stuff
essential 19 noun necessity, basic precondition, requisite, prerequisite, rudiment, nitty-gritty, guts, quintessence, groceries, bottom line, brass tacks, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, part and parcel, sine qua non, ABCs, fire and ice, vital part, where one's at
establish 24 verb set up, organize authorize, settle, form, provide, create, start, base, build, install, put, found, enact, secure, constitute, station, ground, fix, live, plant, practice, stick, land, place, root
establish 19 verb set up, organize inaugurate, institute, inculcate, decree, erect, moor, lodge, implant, entrench, stabilize, endow, originate, ensconce, domiciliate, rivet, lay foundation, ring in, set down, start ball rolling
establish 13 verb authenticate; demonstrate authorize, prove, make, confirm, base, determine, enact, show, learn, discover, rest, stay, constitute
establish 16 verb authenticate; demonstrate formulate, ratify, legislate, verify, decree, certify, predicate, substantiate, prescribe, corroborate, ascertain, validate, find out, make out, disambiguate, circumstantiate
established 8 adj in a firm position traditional, settled, set, rooted, stable, fixed, secure, permanent
established 6 adj in a firm position entrenched, ingrained, deep-rooted, unshakable, well-established, vested
established 13 adj set up to endure initiated, completed, organized, founded, incorporated, settled, realized, produced, finished, begun, equipped, chartered, conceived
established 8 adj set up to endure set up, originated, endowed, inaugurated, ratified, systematized, instituted, codified
established 16 adj conclusively proved confirmed, closed, accepted, endorsed, approved, assured, guaranteed, determined, proved, certain, sure, valid, concluded, identified, achieved, demonstrated
established 10 adj conclusively proved verified, upheld, undeniable, substantiated, objectified, corroborated, ascertained, authenticated, validated, found out
estate 8 noun extensive manor and its property area, farm, residence, ranch, domain, territory, grounds, lands
estate 13 noun extensive manor and its property parcel, plantation, villa, holdings, acreage, dominion, freehold, demesne, country home, country place, finca, quinta, rural seat
estate 8 noun person's possessions, property, wealth legacy, substance, fortune, assets, heritage, goods, effects, capital
estate 8 noun person's possessions, property, wealth endowment, inheritance, devise, patrimony, belongings, bequest, chattels, earthly possessions
estate 19 noun class, rank repair, grade, period, sphere, shape, quality, category, state, station, lot, status, standing, form, position, condition, level, place, situation, order
estate 6 noun class, rank classification, echelon, footing, stratum, bracket, caste
estimate 15 noun approximate calculation; educated guess guess, evaluation, projection, assessment, measure, opinion, survey, measurement, conclusion, impression, belief, thought, stock, judgment, rating
estimate 14 noun approximate calculation; educated guess appraisal, estimation, valuation, conjecture, assay, mensuration, reckoning, surmise, ballpark figure, point of view, appraisement, gauging, guesstimate, sizing up
estimate 31 verb guess, try to value count, consider, predict, evaluate, rank, assess, examine, expect, determine, believe, decide, classify, figure, tax, number, rate, guess, sum, suspect, scheme, regard, reason, plan, judge, class, account, outline, budget, cast, suppose, think
estimate 20 verb guess, try to value appraise, prophesy, gauge, deduce, enumerate, surmise, conjecture, assay, reckon, cipher, compute, look into, guesstimate, calculate roughly, form opinion, look upon, run over, set a figure, size up, think through
eternal 7 adj without pause; endless constant, permanent, enduring, always, continuous, forever, continued
eternal 36 adj without pause; endless immortal, infinite, abiding, boundless, everlasting, immutable, unceasing, indestructible, never-ending, unending, unremitting, continual, interminable, perennial, perpetual, timeless, relentless, lasting, ageless, ceaseless, deathless, immemorial, imperishable, incessant, indefinite, persistent, unbroken, undying, uninterrupted, amaranthine, dateless, illimitable, perdurable, termless, unfading, without end
ethical 12 adj moral, righteous honest, proper, clean, correct, decent, fair, fitting, good, just, right, square, straight
ethical 17 adj moral, righteous virtuous, honorable, principled, humane, conscientious, elevated, equitable, kosher, noble, respectable, upright, upstanding, right-minded, Christian, high-principled, moralistic, true blue
ethics 14 noun morality integrity, ethic, conduct, ideal, convention, conscience, belief, nature, practice, standard, value, honor, principles, standards
ethics 11 noun morality honesty, mores, goodness, imperative, ethos, decency, morality, moral code, criteria, conventionalities, natural law
ethnic 4 adj racial, cultural traditional, national, indigenous, native
ethnic 1 adj racial, cultural tribal
even 19 adj flat, uniform alike, square, constant, smooth, direct, right, balanced, same, stable, plane, level, straight, steady, equal, regular, consistent, continuous, surfaced, true
even 20 adj flat, uniform flush, proportional, matching, plumb, horizontal, parallel, continual, homogenous, unbroken, unchanging, uninterrupted, unvarying, unwavering, metrical, stabile, planate, undeviating, unfluctuating, unvaried, unwrinkled
even 5 adj calm, undisturbed composed, stable, steady, cool, peaceful
even 10 adj calm, undisturbed equable, even-tempered, imperturbable, placid, serene, tranquil, unruffled, well-balanced, equanimous, unexcitable
even 13 adj commensurate; having no advantage square, level, equivalent, equal, tied, same, balanced, drawn, uniform, exact, comparable, identical, similar
even 13 adj commensurate; having no advantage proportional, parallel, matching, proportionate, coequal, neck and neck, equalized, coterminous, even-steven, fifty-fifty, horse to horse, on a par, smack in the middle
even 5 adj fair, impartial balanced, square, equal, honest, just
even 9 adj fair, impartial nonpartisan, matching, disinterested, dispassionate, equitable, fair and square, straightforward, unbiased, unprejudiced
even 3 adv still, yet indeed, much, despite
even 5 adv still, yet notwithstanding, disregarding, all the more, in spite of, so much as
even 10 verb balance, make smooth match, square, level, grade, steady, equal, uniform, plane, lay, roll
even 8 verb balance, make smooth pancake, stabilize, align, equalize, flush, flatten, regularize, symmetrize
evening 5 noun latter part of a day even, decline, dark, close, black
evening 11 noun latter part of a day dim, dusk, eve, nightfall, sundown, eventide, twilight, sunset, duskiness, early black, late afternoon
everybody 4 noun all involved, all human beings; the whole world all, anybody, masses, people
everybody 9 noun all involved, all human beings; the whole world generality, populace, all and sundry, each one, each person, every person, the public, the whole, young and old
evil 7 adj sinful, immoral ugly, bad, offensive, wrong, base, low, angry
evil 42 adj sinful, immoral unpleasant, destructive, hateful, vile, malicious, vicious, heinous, nefarious, villainous, corrupt, malevolent, hideous, wicked, reprobate, poison, foul, atrocious, baneful, beastly, calamitous, damnable, depraved, disastrous, execrable, flagitious, harmful, iniquitous, injurious, loathsome, malignant, obscene, pernicious, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, spiteful, stinking, unpropitious, wrathful, rancorous, maleficent, no good
evil 12 noun badness, immorality; disaster harm, pain, ill, wrong, corruption, suffering, crime, sin, blow, injury, hurt, ruin
evil 40 noun badness, immorality; disaster catastrophe, calamity, misery, hatred, obscenity, indecency, impiety, affliction, lewdness, wickedness, misfortune, curse, malevolence, meanness, debauchery, wrongdoing, depravity, outrage, viciousness, mischief, infamy, sorrow, malignity, licentiousness, woe, perversity, heinousness, baseness, vice, iniquity, turpitude, devilry, diablerie, villainy, vileness, sinfulness, criminality, looseness, diabolism, knavery
evolution 7 noun development, progress expansion, growth, transformation, change, unfolding, flowering, increase
evolution 6 noun development, progress progression, enlargement, evolvement, maturation, natural process, working out
exact 15 adj accurate, precise perfect, identical, explicit, specific, correct, clear, express, right, careful, distinct, nice, particular, sharp, verbal, true
exact 21 adj accurate, precise definite, literal, rigorous, clear-cut, downright, faithful, faultless, methodical, orderly, right on, unequivocal, unerring, veracious, verbatim, dead on, nailed down, on target, on the button, on the money, on the numbers, bull's-eye
exact 4 adj careful, painstaking strict, exacting, demanding, severe
exact 10 adj careful, painstaking rigorous, meticulous, scrupulous, conscientious, finicky, fussy, heedful, punctilious, punctual, conscionable
exact 10 verb demand, call for impose, compel, claim, force, challenge, assess, call, command, squeeze, require
exact 19 verb demand, call for extort, wrest, extract, levy, oblige, pinch, gouge, bleed, coerce, requisition, wrench, solicit, postulate, wring, constrain, put on, insist upon, lean on, shake down
exaggerate 10 verb overstate, embellish emphasize, color, lie, stretch, romance, pad, boost, expand, boast, hike
exaggerate 37 verb overstate, embellish overdo, magnify, fabricate, distort, inflate, misrepresent, heighten, falsify, amplify, pyramid, scam, corrupt, fudge, caricature, enlarge, exalt, embroider, intensify, up, hyperbolize, brag, puff, romanticize, build up, cook up, put on, overdraw, overestimate, overemphasize, misquote, blow out of proportion, go to extremes, lay it on thick, loud talk, make too much of, misreport, pretty up
examination 24 noun test, analysis scan, questionnaire, review, research, experiment, inquiry, exploration, investigation, questioning, search, observation, study, trial, survey, diagnosis, inspection, exam, battery, quest, oral, final, view, written, checking
examination 26 noun test, analysis checkup, probe, raid, scrutiny, interrogation, audit, breakdown, inquisition, inquest, catechism, perusal, dissection, quiz, once-over, tryout, canvass, assay, reconnaissance, third degree, cross-examination, make-up, grilling, blue book, legwork, perlustration, the eye
examination 5 noun medical checkup observation, inquiry, test, exam, physical
examination 4 noun medical checkup probe, autopsy, biopsy, postoperative
examine 20 verb analyze, test consider, scan, check, review, research, read, screen, explore, criticize, study, try, investigate, survey, view, prospect, case, prove, sweep, weigh, scope
examine 36 verb analyze, test probe, scrutinize, ponder, inspect, audit, check out, assay, inquire, winnow, eye, peruse, gun, sift, finger, frisk, canvass, reconnoiter, appraise, go into, go over, go through, turn over, delve into, vet, pore over, parse, chew over, dig into, look over, look see, pat down, pick at, scrutinate, search into, size up, take stock of
examine 7 verb ask questions pointedly try, check, measure, pump, experiment, weigh, judge
examine 11 verb ask questions pointedly grill, inquire, interrogate, quiz, catechize, query, cross-examine, give the third, give the third degree, put through the wringer, try out
example 15 noun instance, model case, pattern, symbol, object, part, lesson, copy, stereotype, standard, sample, excuse, ideal, representation, original, sampling
example 15 noun instance, model illustration, precedent, prototype, specimen, citation, paragon, exemplar, paradigm, archetype, quotation, case history, case in point, exemplification, for instance, kind of thing
excavation 9 noun site of digging; digging mining, dig, removal, cut, mine, cutting, hole, pit, blasting
excavation 14 noun site of digging; digging shaft, quarry, cavity, dugout, hollow, trench, trough, ditch, burrow, disinterring, exhuming, scooping, shoveling, unearthing
exceed 7 verb be superior to; surpass top, better, distance, beat, cap, pass, best
exceed 23 verb be superior to; surpass eclipse, outstrip, transcend, overtake, excel, overstep, outshine, surmount, outdo, outrun, go by, outpace, overtax, break record, get upper hand, go beyond, have a jump on, have advantage, have it all over, out-distance, outreach, rise above, run circles around
excellent 20 adj superior, wonderful great, good, outstanding, accomplished, attractive, finest, fine, distinguished, capital, champion, choice, distinctive, first, high, noted, premium, prime, select, striking, choicest
excellent 27 adj superior, wonderful sterling, superlative, exemplary, exceptional, skillful, admirable, magnificent, superb, first-rate, exquisite, desirable, estimable, first-class, incomparable, invaluable, meritorious, notable, peerless, priceless, supreme, tiptop, top-notch, transcendent, A-1, certified, piked, world-class
excellently 2 adv very well perfectly, well
excellently 23 adv very well splendidly, magnificently, fine, incomparably, marvelously, nobly, notably, swimmingly, wonderfully, remarkably, famously, admirably, distinctively, divinely, exquisitely, extremely well, flawlessly, ingeniously, masterfully, sensationally, skillfully, superbly, supremely
exception 4 noun leaving out barring, reservation, excepting, excusing
exception 9 noun leaving out omission, rejection, exclusion, expulsion, repudiation, debarment, disallowment, noninclusion, passing over
exception 3 noun special case; irregularity privilege, departure, difference
exception 15 noun special case; irregularity anomaly, exemption, oddity, deviation, freak, quirk, peculiarity, dispensation, eccentricity, nonconformity, inconsistency, allowance, anomalism, perquisitor, privileged person
excess 8 noun overabundance of something waste, rest, enough, fat, spare, plenty, refuse, balance
excess 35 noun overabundance of something glut, exuberance, surplus, profusion, exorbitance, surfeit, plethora, superabundance, wastefulness, residue, redundancy, lavishness, overload, oversupply, leavings, inundation, overweight, leftover, overflow, remainder, overrun, by-product, overmuch, superfluity, too much, overkill, nimiety, supererogation, fulsomeness, redundance, luxuriance, overdose, recrement, the limit, too much of a good thing
excess 1 noun overindulgence in personal desires extreme
excess 16 noun overindulgence in personal desires extravagance, exorbitance, indulgence, extremity, self-indulgence, prodigality, debauchery, dissoluteness, saturnalia, dissipation, intemperance, unrestraint, immoderation, inordinateness, immoderacy, overdoing
excessive 9 adj too much; overdone extra, enormous, steep, extreme, more, over, stiff, super, towering
excessive 34 adj too much; overdone needless, exaggerated, superfluous, inordinate, unreasonable, redundant, undue, exorbitant, extravagant, unconscionable, disproportionate, boundless, dissipated, immoderate, indulgent, intemperate, limitless, prodigal, profligate, self-indulgent, supernatural, way out, dizzying, overmuch, sky-high, stratospheric, superabundant, unbounded, overboard, overkill, plethoric, recrementitious, too many, unmeasurable
exchange 11 noun trade; deal transaction, network, transfer, change, conversion, traffic, shift, switch, truck, replacement, dealing
exchange 23 noun trade; deal commerce, swap, shuffle, barter, interdependence, interchange, commutation, reciprocity, revision, correspondence, substitution, reciprocation, rearrangement, quid pro quo, tit for tat, shuffling, transposing, interrelation, castling, transposition, supplanting, buying and selling, supplantment
exchange 4 noun place where stocks are bought, sold network, market, net, store
exchange 6 noun place where stocks are bought, sold stock exchange, curb, Wall Street, over the counter, the Big Board, the Street
exchange 11 verb trade replace, market, network, transfer, shuttle, traffic, change, reverse, shift, switch, truck
exchange 36 verb trade swap, shuffle, barter, seesaw, commute, correspond, interchange, invert, alternate, reciprocate, flip-flop, substitute, bandy, transpose, displace, rearrange, bargain, castle, transact, revise, change hands, buy and sell, cash in, contact with, convert into, deal in, give and take, go over to, hook up, horse trade, link up, pass to, pay back, return the compliment, swap horses, turn the tables
excited 10 adj inspired; upset nervous, delighted, eager, disturbed, moved, provoked, stimulated, charged, wild, stirred
excited 36 adj inspired; upset enthusiastic, agitated, passionate, hysterical, annoyed, disconcerted, inflamed, wired, animated, beside oneself, feverish, frantic, high, hot, hot and bothered, hyperactive, jumpy, on edge, on fire, overwrought, fired up, thrilled, ruffled, discomposed, roused, awakened, aroused, piqued, tumultous/tumultuous, aflame, in a tizzy, juiced up, keyed up, steamed up, worked up, zipped up
excitement 21 noun enthusiasm; incitement emotion, motivation, rage, confusion, drama, passion, adventure, feeling, warmth, motive, stir, movement, urge, fever, impulse, hurry, stimulus, bother, activity, action, kicks
excitement 32 noun enthusiasm; incitement tumult, turmoil, thrill, furor, fuss, commotion, elation, trepidation, buzz, frenzy, hysteria, provocation, agitation, hullabaloo, disturbance, stimulation, hubbub, animation, titillation, ferment, ado, to-do, excitation, flurry, heat, perturbation, intoxication, discomposure, instigation, dither, melodrama, wildness
exciting 13 adj inspiring, exhilarating impressive, interesting, appealing, dramatic, dangerous, moving, stimulating, overwhelming, arresting, fine, stirring, neat, wild
exciting 33 adj inspiring, exhilarating intriguing, thrilling, breathtaking, astonishing, flashy, lively, hectic, provocative, bracing, rousing, overpowering, animating, intoxicating, eye-popping, far-out, groovy, hair-raising, mind-blowing, racy, sensational, showy, spine-tingling, exhilarant, arousing, titillating, commoving, impelling, electrifying, heady, melodramatic, agitative, rip-roaring, zestful
exclude 13 verb expel, forbid prohibit, suspend, bar, prevent, refuse, remove, ignore, eliminate, reject, ban, block, except, bounce
exclude 38 verb expel, forbid rule out, preclude, omit, boycott, ostracize, embargo, oust, bate, sideline, eject, veto, debar, proscribe, blackball, disallow, blacklist, repudiate, interdict, occlude, obviate, evict, close out, count out, estop, get rid of, pass over, put out, shut out, throw out, drive out, force out, keep out, leave out, lock out, refuse admittance, set aside, shut the door on, ward off
exclusive 21 adj unshared, restricted limited, sole, private, licensed, absolute, unique, independent, full, entire, narrow, choice, chosen, single, particular, total, whole, closed, complete, elegant, only, select
exclusive 27 adj unshared, restricted swank, segregated, posh, fashionable, restrictive, chic, privileged, ritzy, aloof, aristocratic, clannish, classy, confined, country club, peculiar, preferential, prohibitive, selfish, snobbish, undivided, discriminative, upper crust, exclusionary, circumscribed, cliquish, exclusory, socially correct
excuse 8 noun reason, explanation apology, defense, story, routine, plea, shift, grounds, regrets
excuse 28 noun reason, explanation justification, alibi, trick, rationalization, pretext, substitute, whitewash, disguise, extenuation, stopgap, evasion, makeshift, mitigation, semblance, song, vindication, cover, stall, subterfuge, expedient, fish story, song and dance, jive, cleanup, cop-out, cover story, coverup, why and wherefore
excuse 11 verb forgive, absolve; justify explain, tolerate, forgive, relieve, spare, defend, overlook, cover, free, release, clear
excuse 35 verb forgive, absolve; justify acquit, pardon, indulge, exempt, condone, exonerate, reprieve, exculpate, mitigate, whitewash, appease, alibi, vindicate, rationalize, extenuate, purge, remit, discharge, pretext, shrive, liberate, bear with, let off, pass over, shrug off, let go, apologize for, dispense from, exempt from, give absolution, grant amnesty, make allowances for, plead ignorance, take rap for, wink at
execute 6 verb kill shoot, murder, hang, finish, gas, eliminate
execute 11 verb kill assassinate, behead, electrocute, liquidate, purge, guillotine, bump off, do in, knock off, put away, put to death
execute 18 verb carry out a task accomplish, complete, do, perform, meet, implement, enforce, enact, play, finish, render, act, effect, administer, govern, cause, realize, achieve
execute 28 verb carry out a task prosecute, pull off, hit, transact, score, consummate, percolate, discharge, fulfill, administrate, bring off, come through, hack it, polish off, take care of, deal with, bring to fruition, do the job, do the trick, do to a T, earn wings, get there, make it, put into effect, put over, put through, sail through, take care of business
execution 4 noun killing hit, hanging, shooting, punishment
execution 14 noun killing crucifixion, capital punishment, rub out, strangulation, electrocution, gassing, strangling, beheading, impalement, decapitation, contract killing, guillotining, lethal injection, necktie party
execution 13 noun carrying out of a task enforcement, prosecution, accomplishment, implementation, administration, effect, delivery, rendering, style, performance, operation, achievement, doing
execution 7 noun carrying out of a task completion, consummation, enactment, realization, discharge, nuts and bolts, fulfilling
executive 5 adj administrative ruling, governing, controlling, managing, directing
executive 2 adj administrative managerial, decision-making
executive 17 noun person who manages an organization administrator, management, supervisor, government, official, administration, manager, boss, director, entrepreneur, chief, officer, commander, leader, head, governor, leadership
executive 18 noun person who manages an organization businessperson, exec, hierarchy, VIP, higher-up, tycoon, heavyweight, skipper, industrialist, brass, big wheel, directorate, CEO, co, head honcho, head person, key player, top brass
exemplar 8 noun ideal pattern, copy, standard, instance, model, type, example, mirror
exemplar 9 noun ideal epitome, paragon, archetype, prototype, specimen, illustration, criterion, paradigm, exemplification
exemption 3 noun freedom from a responsibility privilege, exception, release
exemption 6 noun freedom from a responsibility discharge, immunity, dispensation, impunity, absolution, exoneration
exercise 23 noun work, effort training, task, lesson, workout, act, problem, action, examination, drill, activity, test, performance, operation, study, movement, discipline, pursuit, constitutional, labor, theme, occupation, exercising, drilling
exercise 9 noun work, effort exertion, recitation, discharge, toil, daily dozen, calisthenics, gym, warm-up, schoolwork
exercise 7 noun accomplishment, use performance, operation, practice, application, pursuit, implementation, employment
exercise 5 noun accomplishment, use exertion, utilization, enjoyment, discharge, fulfillment
exercise 12 verb put to use enjoy, handle, exploit, apply, operate, use, devote, practice, utilize, employ, execute, drill
exercise 7 verb put to use exert, rehearse, wield, bestow, sharpen, bring to bear, put into practice
exercise 16 verb do repeatedly, especially to improve develop, prepare, train, improve, discipline, practice, fix, work, labor, break, strain, foster, set, drill, teach, condition
exercise 23 verb do repeatedly, especially to improve exert, work out, maneuver, inure, rehearse, hone, ply, habituate, cultivate, groom, break in, dry run, put out, run through, tune up, lick into shape, limber up, loosen up, pump iron, put through grind, put through mill, walk through, warm up
exercise 8 verb upset, worry try, disturb, pain, bother, occupy, burden, trouble, provoke
exercise 11 verb upset, worry annoy, chafe, distress, afflict, perturb, preoccupy, vex, irk, agitate, gall, abrade
exhibit 6 noun viewing; presentation performance, model, display, fair, show, exhibition
exhibit 2 noun viewing; presentation exposition, illustration
exhibit 17 verb put on view; present reveal, show, express, feature, indicate, demonstrate, display, illustrate, disclose, parade, offer, expose, flash, proclaim, evidence, mark, air
exhibit 18 verb put on view; present manifest, evince, flaunt, advertise, disport, brandish, show and tell, show off, trot out, showcase, let it all hang out, make clear, make plain, ostend, parade wares, roll out, strut stuff, wave around
exhibition 10 noun showing, demonstration exhibit, offering, fair, show, sight, representation, performance, presentation, display, airing
exhibition 12 noun showing, demonstration pageant, carnival, spectacle, manifestation, advertisement, flash, exposition, front, fireworks, expo, a scene, an act
exile 3 noun deportation from a place migration, separation, scattering
exile 11 noun deportation from a place dispersion, proscription, exclusion, displacement, expulsion, diaspora, ostracism, expatriation, extradition, banishment, relegation
exile 1 noun person deported from a place refugee
exile 11 noun person deported from a place expatriate, fugitive, outlaw, outcast, deportee, émigré, displaced person, expellee, nonperson, DP, person without country
exile 1 verb deport from place transport
exile 17 verb deport from place oust, relegate, extradite, outlaw, expel, displace, evacuate, ostracize, banish, expatriate, proscribe, dispossess, eject, turn out, drive out, cast out, expulse
exit 5 noun way out of a place gate, door, opening, hole, outlet
exit 5 noun way out of a place vent, egress, avenue, fire escape, passage out
exit 6 noun leaving retirement, withdrawal, departure, retreat, going, death
exit 13 noun leaving exodus, farewell, demise, evacuation, stampede, egress, expiration, goodbye, adieu, egression, leave-taking, expiry, offgoing
exit 8 verb leave a place quit, depart, retire, withdraw, move, go, issue, retreat
exit 15 verb leave a place blow, get off, go out, get, split, git, bid farewell, do vanishing act, flake off, get away, go away, move out, say goodbye, take a hike, take one's leave
exotic 14 adj not native or usual; mysterious romantic, colorful, unusual, alien, strange, curious, fascinating, different, external, extraordinary, foreign, introduced, outside, striking
exotic 16 adj not native or usual; mysterious alluring, glamorous, unfamiliar, peculiar, weird, bizarre, extraneous, extrinsic, far out, imported, kinky, outlandish, way out, enticing, avant garde, peregrine
expand 14 verb extend, augment swell, increase, spread, develop, open, grow, stretch, detail, pad, mushroom, unfold, hike, elaborate, mount
expand 42 verb extend, augment bolster, widen, broaden, enlarge, thicken, pyramid, lengthen, unfurl, protract, distend, magnify, dilate, prolong, unroll, wax, unravel, inflate, embellish, multiply, heighten, diffuse, amplify, bloat, burgeon, explicate, fatten, aggrandize, beef up, blow up, fill out, upsurge, piggyback, bulk up, fan out, open out, outspread, puff up, slap on, soup up, spread out, stretch out, tack on
expand 4 verb go into detail develop, extend, elaborate, discourse
expand 12 verb go into detail enlarge, build up, expound, dilate, expatiate, embellish, sweeten, amplify, beef up, drag out, spell out, flesh out
expansion 11 noun growth development, extension, increase, inflation, spread, distance, evolution, stretch, swelling, space, unfolding
expansion 13 noun growth enlargement, diffusion, amplification, breadth, expanse, magnification, augmentation, multiplication, dilation, maturation, distension, opening out, unfurling
expect 19 verb believe strongly; anticipate predict, await, suppose, take, think, hope, look, figure, contemplate, gather, feel, assume, sense, suspect, imagine, divine, understand, trust, calculate
expect 22 verb believe strongly; anticipate foresee, forecast, conjecture, surmise, reckon, apprehend, presume, presuppose, envisage, bargain for, count on, foreknow, bargain on, be afraid, hope for, in the cards, look ahead to, look for, look forward to, see coming, wait for, watch for
expect 3 verb want, wish require, demand, exact
expect 5 verb want, wish call for, count on, insist on, look for, rely upon
expectation 17 noun belief, anticipation prospect, confidence, trust, possibility, prediction, intention, chance, assumption, promise, fear, likelihood, notion, hope, view, motive, calculation, design
expectation 13 noun belief, anticipation outlook, forecast, expectancy, presumption, conjecture, probability, apprehension, supposition, reliance, suspense, assurance, surmise, looking forward
expected 3 adj wonted normal, conventional, familiar
expected 1 adj wonted habitual
expected 9 adj anticipated scheduled, likely, proposed, coming, due, predicted, contemplated, envisioned, awaited
expected 10 adj anticipated foreseen, predictable, foretold, prophesied, counted upon, foreseeable, hoped for, looked for, planned for, prepared for
expedition 18 noun journey; people on a journey quest, patrol, undertaking, travel, trip, tour, exploration, cruise, crew, crowd, campaign, company, swing, enterprise, mission, team, party, fleet
expedition 19 noun journey; people on a journey trek, squadron, crusade, outing, jaunt, safari, caravan, excursion, voyage, picnic, posse, junket, cavalcade, peregrination, wayfarers, voyagers, travellers, explorers, entrada
expedition 1 noun speed; speeding up hurry
expedition 14 noun speed; speeding up readiness, celerity, goodwill, alacrity, dispatch, quickness, expeditiousness, haste, promptness, punctuality, swiftness, rapidity, hustle, promptitude
expenditure 15 noun payment figure, consumption, price, rate, value, amount, cost, output, expense, investment, use, application, charge, waste, spending
expenditure 15 noun payment disbursement, outlay, splurge, kickback, setback, dissipation, valuation, throw, tune, payoff, bottom line, squander, outgo, cash on barrelhead, come to
expensive 6 adj high-priced costly, high, valuable, dear, excessive, rich
expensive 27 adj high-priced fancy, lavish, extravagant, exorbitant, highway robbery, holdup, immoderate, inordinate, invaluable, out of sight, plush, posh, ritzy, steep, stiff, unreasonable, sky-high, swank, overpriced, pricey, upscale, an arm and a leg, at a premium, big-ticket, pretty penny, too high, uneconomical
experience 24 noun knowledge training, practice, understanding, wisdom, patience, contact, involvement, struggle, background, sense, action, skill, reality, participation, seasoning, evidence, existence, doing, combat, judgment, exposure, observation, trial, proof
experience 16 noun knowledge maturity, know-how, caution, acquaintance, familiarity, empiricism, actuality, savoir-faire, sophistication, practicality, perspicacity, strife, intimacy, worldliness, inwardness, forebearance
experience 9 noun happening, occurrence incident, event, encounter, adventure, test, trial, episode, trip, affair
experience 1 noun happening, occurrence ordeal
experienced 20 adj knowledgeable, knowing wise, capable, veteran, sophisticated, accomplished, qualified, seasoned, trained, professional, rounded, tried, instructed, tested, practiced, sport, expert, familiar, old, practical, pro
experienced 22 adj knowledgeable, knowing mature, skillful, competent, versed, cultivated, matured, accustomed, adept, old hand, worldly, worldly-wise, vet, dynamite, been around, been there, broken in, having something on the ball, in the know, knowing the score, the right stuff, well-versed, knowing one's stuff
experiment 23 noun investigation, test search, attempt, observation, undertaking, study, practice, enterprise, analysis, research, trial, examination, procedure, venture, measure, operation, exercise, essay, agreement, try, speculation, check, proof, verification
experiment 15 noun investigation, test probe, experimentation, rehearsal, assay, fling, dissection, scrutiny, tryout, quiz, dry run, trial and error, trial run, try-on, R and D, research and development
experiment 13 verb investigate, test explore, analyze, examine, diagnose, sample, search, prove, study, research, try, venture, weigh, speculate
experiment 14 verb investigate, test assay, verify, probe, scrutinize, mess around, try on, fool with, futz around, play around with, practice with, put to the test, shake down, try on for size, try out
experimental 8 adj exploratory preliminary, beginning, laboratory, pilot, primary, temporary, test, trial
experimental 15 adj exploratory unproved, empirical, momentary, preparatory, provisional, speculative, tentative, developmental, experiential, first stage, on approval, probationary, trial-and-error, unconcluded, under probation
expert 10 adj knowledgeable, proficient experienced, skilled, trained, crack, professional, sharp, able, practiced, qualified, schooled
expert 14 adj knowledgeable, proficient adroit, deft, skillful, adept, crackerjack, slick, virtuoso, savvy, handy, apt, big league, clever, dexterous, facile
expert 6 noun master, specialist professional, authority, artist, phenomenon, pro, graduate
expert 15 noun master, specialist connoisseur, ace, guru, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, buff, old hand, proficient, artiste, shark, doyen, hot shot, old pro
expertise 14 noun knowledge ability, facility, skill, judgment, art, oil, craft, goods, line, cunning, bag, stuff, command, chops
expertise 23 noun knowledge prowess, proficiency, know-how, savvy, competence, dexterity, adroitness, sharpness, cleverness, ingeniousness, dodge, knack, readiness, expertness, finesse, mastery, aptness, deftness, makings, skillfulness, ableness, masterliness, one's thing
explain 18 verb make clear; give a reason for disclose, reveal, analyze, read, illustrate, describe, define, resolve, solve, demonstrate, tell, interpret, justify, render, excuse, unfold, teach, translate
explain 27 verb make clear; give a reason for expound, spell out, clarify, point out, untangle, paraphrase, diagram, rationalize, elucidate, manifest, annotate, unravel, refine, explicate, decipher, construe, account for, bring out, clear up, get across, break down, go into detail, make plain, put across, put in plain English, set right, throw light upon
explanation 33 noun clarification; reason comment, interpretation, confession, evidence, motive, sense, information, story, note, statement, answer, cause, description, excuse, meaning, report, definition, account, expression, summary, resolution, example, talking, demonstration, brief, writing, details, significance, showing, telling, tale, display, history
explanation 15 noun clarification; reason commentary, justification, elucidation, explication, narration, specification, gloss, mitigation, exposition, rendition, breakdown, illustration, vindication, annotation, recital
explicit 17 adj specific, unambiguous precise, accurate, clear, positive, certain, obvious, exact, correct, absolute, direct, distinct, express, open, patent, plain, stated, sure
explicit 15 adj specific, unambiguous definitive, straightforward, categorical, clear-cut, unequivocal, definite, clean-cut, frank, lucid, on the nose, outspoken, perspicuous, understandable, unqualified, unreserved
explode 6 verb blow up collapse, mushroom, burst, blast, jet, split
explode 18 verb blow up shatter, detonate, erupt, break out, rupture, backfire, convulse, shiver, fracture, thunder, discharge, blaze, set off, flare up, blow to kingdom come, flame up, kablooey, let go
explode 12 verb discredit invalidate, disprove, refute, repudiate, deflate, debunk, belie, confute, puncture, discard, shoot down, shoot full of holes
exploit 10 noun achievement accomplishment, adventure, coup, do, enterprise, job, stroke, venture, performance, effort
exploit 7 noun achievement feat, deed, escapade, maneuver, attainment, stunt, tour de force
exploit 10 verb take advantage of; misuse use, handle, utilize, employ, abuse, apply, manipulate, work, milk, exercise
exploit 21 verb take advantage of; misuse mine, maneuver, play, jockey, finesse, soak, fleece, bleed, stick, skin, profit from, capitalize on, avail oneself of, cash in on, get mileage out of, impose upon, make capital of, make use of, play on, profit by, put to use
exploration 11 noun investigation; survey search, expedition, study, analysis, research, examination, inspection, travel, tour, inquiry, trip
exploration 3 noun investigation; survey probe, scrutiny, reconnaissance
explosion 8 noun eruption, discharge burst, blast, fit, pop, access, crack, report, firing
explosion 18 noun eruption, discharge outbreak, detonation, outburst, combustion, salvo, blowout, roar, gust, concussion, flare-up, percussion, bang, paroxysm, fulmination, blowup, clap, backfire, ignition
export 4 verb sell or trade abroad ship, dump, transport, convey
export 7 verb sell or trade abroad smuggle, consign, freight, transship, find market, find outlet, send out
expose 20 verb reveal disclose, prove, bare, uncover, open, display, exhibit, streak, parade, show, feature, flash, publish, crack, broadcast, unfold, report, present, spill, air
expose 29 verb reveal bring to light, unmask, flaunt, advertise, manifest, brandish, unearth, leak, divulge, debunk, betray, unveil, disport, denude, unclothe, give away, show off, trot out, dig up, lay bare, lay open, let cat out of bag, let out, make known, open to view, put on view, smoke out, tip off, unshroud
expose 2 verb subject to danger risk, hazard
expose 9 verb subject to danger endanger, jeopardize, imperil, peril, lay open, leave open, make liable, make vulnerable, put in harm's way
exposure 14 noun uncovering; putting in view or danger publicity, risk, hazard, liability, unfolding, confession, introduction, revelation, exhibition, presentation, showing, display, baring, airing
exposure 23 noun uncovering; putting in view or danger disclosure, vulnerability, nakedness, openness, acknowledgment, jeopardy, betrayal, manifestation, susceptibility, peril, denunciation, exposé, vulnerableness, unveiling, defenselessness, giveaway, divulgence, denudation, unmasking, divulging, laying open, susceptiveness, susceptivity
express 19 adj certain, precise explicit, specific, set, individual, intended, considered, plain, pointed, direct, willing, particular, voiced, exact, clear, special, voluntary, accurate, distinct, expressed
express 19 adj certain, precise premeditated, deliberate, singular, uttered, clear-cut, categorical, clean-cut, definite, definitive, especial, intentional, out-and-out, outright, unambiguous, unconditional, unmistakable, unqualified, designful, witting
express 4 adj direct, speedy rapid, fast, accelerated, quick
express 4 adj direct, speedy swift, nonstop, high-speed, velocious
express 30 verb articulate; signify, mean disclose, reveal, give, suggest, show, communicate, hint, declare, assert, indicate, say, convey, put, voice, tell, speak, exhibit, represent, phrase, couch, state, air, import, intend, intimate, spell, depict, testify, word, proclaim
express 27 verb articulate; signify, mean insinuate, formulate, vent, frame, pronounce, denote, evince, asseverate, utter, verbalize, ventilate, connote, divulge, bespeak, manifest, designate, circulate, enunciate, broach, embody, symbolize, add up to, stand for, make known, pop off, put across, put into words
express 3 verb discharge by squeezing or force crush, forward, ship
express 7 verb discharge by squeezing or force expel, dispatch, distill, extract, force out, press out, squeeze out
expression 24 noun verbalization definition, style, word, language, explanation, remark, interpretation, speech, term, statement, phrase, voice, communication, argument, announcement, emphasis, issue, speaking, voicing, delivery, mention, execution, phrasing, writ
expression 22 noun verbalization enunciation, vent, elucidation, narration, rendition, diction, assertion, idiom, exposition, commentary, articulation, pronouncement, asseveration, declaration, intonation, phraseology, locution, utterance, formulation, choice of words, set phrase, turn of phrase
expression 8 noun facial appearance look, character, face, aspect, smile, grin, air, cast
expression 10 noun facial appearance simper, visage, mien, pout, smirk, mug, countenance, grimace, sneer, contortion
extend 14 verb make larger, longer last, stretch, boost, develop, increase, spread, continue, take, enhance, open, expand, draw, pad, unfold
extend 34 verb make larger, longer prolong, widen, broaden, lengthen, enlarge, go on, supplement, augment, magnify, dilate, mantle, unfurl, unroll, stall, elongate, multiply, protract, heighten, aggrandize, amplify, add to, beef up, carry on, drag out, draw out, prolongate, crane, fan out, let out, run on, spin out, spread out, string out, drag one's feet
extend 10 verb offer advance, give, grant, present, pose, yield, submit, award, tender, donate
extend 14 verb offer allocate, accord, impart, confer, bestow, proffer, allot, hold out, reach out, bring forward, place at disposal, put forth, put forward, stretch out
extension 19 noun enlargement, continuation delay, increase, development, expansion, sweep, production, arm, stretch, span, addition, spread, branch, scope, reach, extent, orbit, wing, continuing, stretching
extension 22 noun enlargement, continuation postponement, purview, supplement, radius, broadening, amplification, adjunct, protraction, annex, appendix, augmentation, compass, prolongation, elongation, appendage, addendum, lengthening, widening, dilatation, distension, drawing out, spreading out
extent 32 noun range, magnitude term, length, degree, intensity, expansion, matter, amount, measure, scope, quantity, size, neighborhood, proportions, sweep, sphere, span, dimensions, area, stretch, mass, territory, play, reach, volume, tune, bulk, extension, space, orbit, limit, time, order
extent 20 noun range, magnitude breadth, duration, purview, tract, radius, leeway, ambit, vicinity, width, proliferation, expanse, capaciousness, compass, amplitude, admeasurement, bounds, wideness, spaciousness, elbowroom, period of time
external 9 adj outside, extrinsic foreign, independent, over, surface, alien, out, apparent, outer, visible
external 7 adj outside, extrinsic extraneous, exterior, peripheral, outermost, outward, superficial, outmost
extinct 11 adj dead, obsolete asleep, departed, ended, fallen, gone, late, lost, out, unknown, vanished, disappeared
extinct 23 adj dead, obsolete archaic, bygone, cold, deceased, defunct, done for, inactive, lifeless, outmoded, passé, superseded, void, abolished, dead and gone, doused, exanimate, exterminated, extinguished, no longer known, passed on, snuffed out, terminated, vanquished
extraordinary 17 adj strange and wonderful fantastic, remarkable, outstanding, curious, odd, special, unusual, incredible, terrific, amazing, strange, unprecedented, particular, unique, rare, surprising, weird
extraordinary 22 adj strange and wonderful unheard-of, marvelous, bizarre, phenomenal, singular, unimaginable, exceptional, uncommon, boss, flash, gnarly, heavy, inconceivable, out of the ordinary, peculiar, stupendous, unfamiliar, unthinkable, wicked, unwonted, fab, off beaten path
extraterrestrial 6 noun alien space being, Martian, E.T., little green man, men from outer space, space inhabitant
extreme 7 adj very great severe, intense, top, maximum, high, ultimate, highest
extreme 7 adj very great acute, utmost, uttermost, sovereign, consummate, supreme, maximal
extreme 12 adj beyond reason and convention unusual, excessive, harsh, remarkable, radical, extraordinary, severe, sheer, absolute, gross, desperate, strict
extreme 34 adj beyond reason and convention egregious, exaggerated, irrational, exceptional, unreasonable, outrageous, dire, utter, drastic, stern, downright, extravagant, fabulous, fanatical, flagrant, immoderate, improper, imprudent, inordinate, intemperate, nonsensical, out-and-out, preposterous, rabid, rigid, thorough, unbending, uncommon, uncompromising, unconventional, unseemly, zealous, overkill, out of proportion
extreme 6 adj faraway last, ultimate, final, farthest, most distant, remotest
extreme 7 adj faraway utmost, terminal, uttermost, outermost, far-off, furthermost, outmost
extreme 10 noun ultimate; limit depth, height, pole, end, top, boundary, ceiling, peak, maximum, edge
extreme 19 noun ultimate; limit excess, zenith, consummation, climax, crown, culmination, nadir, apex, crest, apogee, uttermost, utmost, pinnacle, acme, extremity, termination, bitter end, inordinancy, nth degree
eye 13 noun judgment, opinion taste, feeling, mind, view, conviction, perception, belief, sentiment, discrimination, watch, appreciation, surveillance, recognition
eye 7 noun judgment, opinion discernment, scrutiny, tab, persuasion, viewpoint, eagle eye, point of view
eye 2 noun optical organ of an animate being blinder, lamp
eye 8 noun optical organ of an animate being ocular, optic, headlight, oculus, peeper, eyeball, pie, baby blue
eye 8 verb gaze at, scrutinize contemplate, scan, consider, study, regard, watch, survey, view
eye 17 verb gaze at, scrutinize check out, inspect, rubberneck, leer, peruse, ogle, gape, take in, look at, eyeball, give the eye, glance at, have a look, keep eagle eye on, size up, stare at, take a look
eyebrow 4 noun forehead top, face, front, temple
eyebrow 3 noun forehead mien, countenance, frons
eyebrow 8 noun threadlike growth on animate being grass, fur, fiber, shock, lock, down, cut, beard
eyebrow 28 noun threadlike growth on animate being wig, hairstyle, haircut, wool, strand, tress, tuft, bristle, filament, mop, whiskers, coiffure, fluff, fringe, feeler, sideburn, mane, eyelash, quill, cowlick, villus, ruff, thatch, vibrissa, moustache, cilium, frizzies, split ends
fabric 6 noun cloth, material fiber, texture, goods, web, stuff, bolt
fabric 1 noun cloth, material textile
fabric 10 noun structure texture, building, foundation, infrastructure, constitution, substance, frame, framework, construction, organization
fabric 4 noun structure stamp, consistency, mold, make-up
facade 7 noun appearance, often deceptive front, color, look, show, mask, face, beard
facade 14 noun appearance, often deceptive exterior, veneer, frontage, semblance, phony, disguise, bluff, fake, guise, put-on, pretense, false front, window dressing, false colors
face 19 noun front of something; expression, exterior look, top, mask, surface, air, aspect, show, features, clock, seeming, presentation, profile, finish, frown, showing, makeup, appearance, cast, display
face 25 noun front of something; expression, exterior light, visage, kisser, disguise, semblance, simulacrum, facet, dial, silhouette, glower, obverse, frontispiece, paint, mug, scowl, map, frontal, countenance, frontage, physiognomy, pout, grimace, smirk, guise, lineaments
face 7 noun pretense, nerve front, cheek, mask, air, confidence, show, cover
face 16 noun pretense, nerve presumption, semblance, boldness, impertinence, cloak, disguise, audacity, gall, façade, brass, chutzpah, veil, impudence, effrontery, false front, facade
face 5 noun authority, status image, standing, dignity, reputation, honor
face 3 noun authority, status self-respect, prestige, social position
face 25 verb come up against a situation risk, confront, challenge, experience, fight, oppose, take, allow, meet, suffer, encounter, endure, brave, resist, contend, court, cross, submit, sustain, beard, bear, dare, tolerate, stand, venture
face 25 verb come up against a situation withstand, accost, abide, brook, brace, stomach, defy, countenance, affront, swallow, take it, take on, tell off, deal with, run into, eyeball, be confronted by, bit the bullet, cope with, fly in face of, go up against, grapple with, make a stand, square off, take the bull by the horns
face 8 verb be opposite; look at confront, watch, meet, stare, overlook, gaze, front, border
face 3 verb be opposite; look at glare, be turned toward, front onto
face 12 verb put paint or finish on finish, level, smooth, coat, cover, surface, decorate, skin, front, line, dress, side
face 10 verb put paint or finish on redecorate, clad, plaster, overlay, remodel, veneer, polish, sheathe, refinish, shingle
facility 6 noun ease; ability bent, skill, efficiency, address, turn, leaning
facility 21 noun ease; ability dexterity, adroitness, wit, aptitude, fluency, propensity, spontaneity, competence, tact, poise, proficiency, knack, lightness, smoothness, readiness, expertness, quickness, effortlessness, skillfulness, smooth sailing, child's play
facility 10 noun convenience resource, tool, material, equipment, advantage, means, comfort, fitting, aid, opportunity
facility 3 noun convenience amenity, accommodation, appliance
fact 9 noun verifiable truth; reality case, law, experience, evidence, basis, intelligence, appearance, scene, stability
fact 22 noun verifiable truth; reality matter, certitude, permanence, dope, solidity, genuineness, palpability, authenticity, gospel, actuality, certainty, verity, bottom line, brass tacks, gospel truth, substantiality, scripture, concrete happening, how it is, like it is, naked truth, what's what
fact 31 noun event; detail of action case, information, accomplishment, phenomenon, circumstance, experience, evidence, incident, factor, action, performance, data, affair, point, being, creation, entity, proceeding, feature, particular, construction, adventure, consideration, episode, transaction, conception, happening, specific, item, act, organism
fact 8 noun event; detail of action occurrence, truism, deed, actuality, manifestation, fait accompli, statistic, datum
factor 19 noun determinant circumstance, influence, point, component, element, thing, part, aspect, consideration, cause, ingredient, means, agency, instrument, agent, item, portion, board, aid
factor 6 noun determinant antecedent, constituent, instrumentality, part and parcel, fixin's, makin's
factory 10 noun manufacturing plant shop, firm, cooperative, industry, workshop, branch, laboratory, mill, warehouse, works
factory 8 noun manufacturing plant foundry, forge, mint, manufactory, workroom, sweatshop, machine shop, salt mines
faculty 18 noun ability, skill bent, facility, intelligence, sense, quality, strength, capacity, genius, pistol, power, reason, instinct, talent, gift, capability, turn, leaning, property
faculty 19 noun ability, skill dexterity, adroitness, peculiarity, aptitude, cleverness, propensity, proclivity, penchant, forte, knack, readiness, aptness, nose, predilection, flair, right stuff, wits, knowing way around, what it takes
faculty 18 noun teachers in educational institution department, university, personnel, staff, body, society, clinic, college, organization, academics, advisers, workers, instructors, mentors, professors, employees, scholars, researchers
faculty 8 noun teachers in educational institution institute, corps, profs, lecturers, pedagogues, literati, tutors, professorate
fade 5 verb lose color dissolve, vanish, disappear, pale, clear
fade 20 verb lose color dim, evaporate, dull, blanch, neutralize, tarnish, muddy, discolor, etiolate, blench, bleach, tone down, decolorize, achromatize, become colorless, evanish, grow dim, lose brightness, lose luster, wash out
fade 18 verb dwindle, die out sink, wilt, weaken, melt, fall, fail, diminish, vanish, dissolve, disappear, decline, tire, quiet, fold, flag, thin, moderate, clear
fade 30 verb dwindle, die out dim, ebb, wane, lessen, evaporate, wither, peter out, abate, deteriorate, deliquesce, perish, taper, droop, attenuate, disperse, rarefy, hush, etiolate, evanesce, shrivel, languish, die away, die on vine, evanish, fag out, melt away, poop out, slack off, tucker out, waste away
fail 6 verb be unsuccessful decline, fall, founder, fold, slip, miss
fail 36 verb be unsuccessful flounder, flop, blunder, abort, fizzle, miscarry, backslide, deteriorate, go down, break down, back wrong horse, be defeated, be demoted, be found lacking, be in vain, be ruined, come to naught, come to nothing, fall flat, fall short, fall through, go astray, go down swinging, go downhill, go up in smoke, go wrong, hit bottom, hit the skids, lose control, lose out, lose status, meet with disaster, miss the boat, play into, run aground, turn out badly
fail 9 verb abandon, forsake ignore, forget, slight, fault, overlook, blink, discount, slip, desert
fail 12 verb abandon, forsake neglect, omit, abort, disregard, disappoint, miscarry, funk, back out, let down, overpass, go astray, break one's word
fail 7 verb lose money break, close, drop, finish, end, crash, fold
fail 25 verb lose money default, terminate, dishonor, repudiate, go under, defalcate, overdraw, be cleaned out, be in arrears, be ruined, be taken to the cleaners, become insolvent, close down, drop a bundle, go bankrupt, go belly up, go broke, go bust, go into Chapter 11, go out of business, go to the wall, go up, lose big, close one's doors, lose one's shirt
failure 13 noun lack of success loss, collapse, decline, failing, defeat, bankruptcy, bomb, turkey, lemon, deficit, frustration, mess, abortion
failure 32 noun lack of success breakdown, misstep, deficiency, deterioration, flop, downfall, wreck, stoppage, rout, misadventure, inadequacy, bust, overthrow, stalemate, checkmate, miscarriage, rupture, decay, botch, loser, fiasco, bungle, false step, faux pas, flash in the pan, nonperformance, implosion, washout, lead balloon, nonsuccess, sinking ship, total loss
failure 3 noun person who does not succeed disappointment, turkey, nobody
failure 25 noun person who does not succeed also-ran, insolvent, bankrupt, dud, moocher, prodigal, derelict, incompetent, beat, deadbeat, loafer, bum, castaway, flop, loser, good-for-nothing, lumpy, no-good, has-been, defaulter, might-have-been, underachiever, washout, born loser, nonperformer
faint 24 adj having little effect on senses remote, slight, weak, gentle, mild, distant, soft, vague, delicate, deep, padded, pale, aside, low, piano, moderate, whispered, light, smooth, quiet, thin, faded, muttering, softened
faint 33 adj having little effect on senses dim, dull, inaudible, hazy, soothing, muffled, far-off, wan, hushed, subdued, obscure, bland, breathless, dusty, feeble, hoarse, ill-defined, imperceptible, indistinct, lenient, shadowy, tenuous, unclear, low-pitched, muted, stifled, murmuring, blurred, faltering, deadened, bleached, bated, out of earshot
faint 6 adj weak delicate, slight, exhausted, fatigued, tender, fragile
faint 10 adj weak drooping, dizzy, enervated, feeble, languid, lethargic, lightheaded, unenthusiastic, woozy, faltering
faint 1 noun unconsciousness collapse
faint 9 noun unconsciousness insensibility, vertigo, syncope, knockout, swoon, stupor, dizziness, blackout, grayout
faint 6 verb lose consciousness collapse, drop, fade, fall, fail, weaken
faint 10 verb lose consciousness black out, swoon, succumb, keel over, pass out, flicker, languish, be overcome, become unconscious, go out like light
fair 16 adj impartial, unprejudiced civil, proper, generous, decent, objective, good, reasonable, legitimate, equal, honest, clean, square, just, open, straight, moderate
fair 31 adj impartial, unprejudiced sincere, unbiased, lawful, principled, honorable, straightforward, impartial, candid, equitable, trustworthy, courteous, frank, upright, nonpartisan, aboveboard, benevolent, blameless, disinterested, dispassionate, even-handed, on the level, pious, praiseworthy, respectable, righteous, scrupulous, temperate, virtuous, uncorrupted, on up-and-up, uncolored
fair 6 adj light-complexioned, light-haired neutral, pale, light, faded, blond, white
fair 20 adj light-complexioned, light-haired pearly, argent, blanched, sallow, blonde, chalky, colorless, creamy, milky, pallid, snowy, fair-haired, bleached, fair-skinned, flaxen-haired, pale-faced, silvery, tow-haired, tow-headed, whitish
fair 11 adj mediocre, satisfactory decent, adequate, reasonable, medium, okay, average, common, ordinary, moderate, mean, usual
fair 14 adj mediocre, satisfactory satisfactory, middling, commonplace, intermediate, all right, indifferent, passable, respectable, so-so, tolerable, fairish, not bad, pretty good, up to standard
fair 7 adj beautiful attractive, lovely, charming, delicate, handsome, pretty, pure
fair 9 adj beautiful dainty, enchanting, bonny, chaste, comely, exquisite, good-looking, beauteous, pulchritudinous
fair 10 adj bright, cloudless (weather) clear, favorable, calm, dry, fine, mild, pleasant, pretty, sunny, smiling
fair 10 adj bright, cloudless (weather) clarion, balmy, clement, placid, tranquil, rainless, unclouded, sunshiny, undarkened, unthreatening
fair 8 noun exposition, carnival exhibit, show, festival, display, market, celebration, exhibition, occasion
fair 8 noun exposition, carnival pageant, gala, bazaar, observance, fete, spectacle, expo, centennial
fairy 2 noun supernatural being spirit, sprite
fairy 19 noun supernatural being imp, goblin, gnome, leprechaun, gremlin, siren, enchanter, nymph, puck, elf, brownie, pixie, genie, fay, hob, sylph, bogie, mermaid, nisse
faith 10 noun trust in something confidence, belief, conviction, acceptance, loyalty, truth, hope, credit, store, stock
faith 17 noun trust in something truthfulness, certitude, fealty, faithfulness, credence, constancy, surety, certainty, assent, allegiance, reliance, dependence, sureness, fidelity, troth, assurance, credulity
faith 11 noun belief in a higher being; community of believers conviction, religion, doctrine, church, teaching, principle, revelation, confession, profession, connection, theology
faith 17 noun belief in a higher being; community of believers denomination, sect, credo, piety, dogma, creed, tenet, piousness, canon, cult, communion, gospel, persuasion, worship, orthodoxy, doxy, theism
faithful 14 adj loyal, reliable devoted, loving, honest, firm, constant, straight, steady, fast, enduring, genuine, sure, tried, true, attached
faithful 32 adj loyal, reliable resolute, sincere, hard-core, conscientious, ardent, staunch, trusty, steadfast, dependable, scrupulous, obedient, truthful, affectionate, honorable, upright, dutiful, trustworthy, patriotic, circumspect, dyed-in-the-wool, incorruptible, on the level, tried and true, true-blue, unchanging, unswerving, unwavering, veracious, allegiant, behind one, confiding, string along with
faithful 8 adj authentic, accurate precise, strict, exact, close, right, just, similar, true
faithful 6 adj authentic, accurate credible, trusty, lifelike, veracious, veridical, undistorted
fake 5 adj false, imitation affected, assumed, pretended, invented, artificial
fake 15 adj false, imitation spurious, phony, fraudulent, fictitious, forged, counterfeit, mock, bogus, pseudo, reproduction, simulated, make-believe, sham, fabricated, concocted
fake 4 noun imposter, copy trick, cheat, actor, fraud
fake 29 noun imposter, copy scam, phony, hoax, forgery, deception, counterfeit, fabrication, sham, sleight, faker, imitation, imposition, mountebank, imposture, plant, flimflam, put-on, pretender, spoof, pretense, swindle, pseudo, reproduction, make-believe, charlatan, four-flusher, bluffer, gold brick, junque
fake 4 verb pretend assume, act, affect, copy
fake 12 verb pretend fabricate, feign, put on, counterfeit, dissimulate, bluff, disguise, simulate, forge, spoof, sham, put on an act
fall 12 noun descent; lowering decline, plunge, spill, drop, recession, reduction, decrease, dip, slope, header, cut, slip
fall 19 noun descent; lowering slump, plummet, incline, declivity, tumble, dive, slant, ebb, lessening, abatement, diminution, downgrade, lapse, belly flop, dwindling, pratfall, downward slope, falling off, nose dive
fall 8 noun defeat, overthrow loss, disaster, drop, failure, collapse, death, ruin, destruction
fall 11 noun defeat, overthrow downfall, breakdown, humiliation, tumble, dive, degradation, abasement, capitulation, diminution, surrender, resignation
fall 20 verb descend; become lower decline, plunge, crash, collapse, ease, stumble, settle, decrease, sink, slip, diminish, dip, land, slope, pitch, trip, trail, drag, spin, flag
fall 34 verb descend; become lower tumble, dwindle, slump, plummet, go down, dive, depreciate, ebb, wane, lessen, droop, buckle, subside, backslide, totter, topple, gravitate, abate, relapse, lapse, flop, recede, cascade, regress, keel over, be precipitated, break down, cave in, drop down, fold up, hit the dirt, nose-dive, take a header, tip over
fall 6 verb be overthrown by an enemy; surrender drop, die, submit, resign, yield, bend
fall 21 verb be overthrown by an enemy; surrender go down, slump, perish, succumb, capitulate, obey, back down, give in, go under, give up, be casualty, be destroyed, be killed, be lost, be taken, defer to, eat dirt, fall to pieces, give way, lie down, pass into enemy hands
fall 4 verb happen become, occur, chance, arrive
fall 4 verb happen befall, come about, take place, come to pass
fall asleep 5 verb suspend consciousness relax, nod, retire, rest, dream
fall asleep 31 verb suspend consciousness snooze, doze, languish, hibernate, crash, oversleep, slumber, bunk, catnap, repose, flop, yawn, nap, snore, drop off, fall out, hit the hay, turn in, bed down, drowse, catch a wink, catch forty winks, conk out, hit the sack, nod off, sack out, saw wood, take a nap, zonk out, zzz, cop some z's
false 2 adj wrong, made up mistaken, lying
false 44 adj wrong, made up fake, untrue, distorted, improper, erroneous, fanciful, untruthful, incorrect, deceitful, invalid, fictitious, bogus, misleading, faulty, inaccurate, spurious, phony, specious, unfounded, dishonest, fraudulent, unreal, apocryphal, delusive, ersatz, fallacious, fishy, illusive, imaginary, inexact, mendacious, sham, trumped up, unsound, counterfactual, beguiling, casuistic, concocted, contrary to fact, cooked-up, deceiving, misrepresentative, off the mark, sophistical
false 3 adj dishonest, hypocritical base, lying, mean
false 40 adj dishonest, hypocritical misleading, deceptive, malicious, deceitful, apostate, canting, corrupt, crooked, delusive, devious, dishonorable, disloyal, double-dealing, duplicitous, faithless, foul, malevolent, perfidious, recreant, renegade, traitorous, treacherous, two-faced, underhanded, unfaithful, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, venal, villainous, wicked, perjured, treasonable, beguiling, deceiving, deluding, falsehearted, forsworn, mythomaniac, rascally, scoundrelly
false 10 adj fake, counterfeit wrong, artificial, assumed, bent, colored, framed, pretended, seeming, so-called, copied
false 33 adj fake, counterfeit contrived, deceptive, spurious, phony, unreal, forged, hollow, bogus, adulterated, bum, crock, disguised, ersatz, factitious, feigned, fishy, imitation, made-up, make-believe, manufactured, meretricious, mock, ostensible, pseudo, shady, sham, simulated, snide, substitute, synthetic, alloyed, brummagem, fabricated
falsehood 6 noun lie story, fiction, fraud, line, tale, error
falsehood 34 noun lie prevarication, tall tale, deception, falsity, misstatement, cover-up, distortion, perjury, untruth, deceit, sham, dishonesty, fabrication, fallacy, falseness, canard, fable, fib, whopper, figment, pretense, hogwash, equivocation, yarn, untruthfulness, mendacity, erroneousness, fakery, fallaciousness, dissimulation, feigning, fibbery, half truth, untruism
fame 20 noun celebrity dignity, glory, character, popularity, honor, recognition, reputation, rank, standing, credit, note, favor, station, regard, distinction, report, account, name, place, position
fame 28 noun celebrity renown, stardom, prominence, immortality, notoriety, acclaim, greatness, majesty, superiority, esteem, eminence, acknowledgment, preeminence, rep, repute, heyday, luster, elevation, exaltation, acclamation, kudos, laurels, illustriousness, splendor, estimation, nobility, éclat, public esteem
familiar 17 adj common, well-known simple, usual, intimate, natural, plain, household, domestic, routine, ordinary, native, stock, conventional, everyday, frequent, informal, known, repeated
familiar 17 adj common, well-known mundane, commonplace, homespun, accustomed, customary, habitual, humble, matter-of-fact, old hat, prosaic, proverbial, unceremonious, unsophisticated, wonted, recognizable, garden variety, workaday
familiar 5 adj knowledgeable aware, conscious, informed, introduced, grounded
familiar 22 adj knowledgeable acquainted, conversant, savvy, versant, abreast, au courant, au fait, cognizant, mindful, with it, up, apprised, at home with, in on, in the know, kept posted, no stranger to, plugged in, tuned in, up on, versed in, well up in
familiar 16 adj friendly, bold intimate, easy, comfortable, wise, free, forward, dear, close, thick, open, smart, fresh, informal, near, tight, relaxed
familiar 26 adj friendly, bold cordial, cozy, snug, sociable, affable, amicable, chummy, confidential, genial, gracious, impudent, intrusive, neighborly, nervy, obtrusive, officious, palsy-walsy, presuming, presumptuous, sassy, unceremonious, unreserved, unconstrained, palsy, buddy-buddy, free-and-easy
family 24 noun kin, offspring; classification tribe, group, people, house, household, folk, strain, system, issue, relationship, blood, birth, genre, line, class, kind, network, race, children, relations, relatives, siblings, ancestors, generations
family 22 noun kin, offspring; classification clan, dynasty, ancestry, parentage, brood, pedigree, inheritance, progeny, extraction, kindred, descent, lineage, subdivision, genealogy, kith and kin, menage, in-laws, descendants, progenitors, forebears, heirs and assigns, ménage
famous 20 adj legendary, notable to many honored, remarkable, outstanding, powerful, well-known, leading, grand, important, excellent, prominent, great, influential, recognized, noted, brilliant, distinguished, celebrated, extraordinary, imposing, signal
famous 26 adj legendary, notable to many preeminent, acclaimed, renowned, illustrious, eminent, memorable, splendid, notorious, glorious, august, conspicuous, elevated, exalted, foremost, mighty, noble, noteworthy, peerless, reputable, applauded, in limelight, in spotlight, lionized, much-publicized, of note, talked about
fan 3 noun blower of air leaf, blade, draft
fan 8 noun blower of air propeller, vane, windmill, ventilator, air conditioner, flabellum, palm leaf, thermantidote
fan 2 noun person enthusiastic about an interest lover, supporter
fan 15 noun person enthusiastic about an interest devotee, follower, admirer, buff, adherent, freak, aficionado, votary, zealot, addict, amateur, hound, groupie, habitué, rooter
fan 3 verb blow on spread, wind, cool
fan 7 verb blow on ventilate, ruffle, aerate, winnow, refresh, air-condition, air-cool
fan 4 verb provoke extend, increase, stimulate, expand
fan 10 verb provoke whip up, arouse, excite, rouse, agitate, enkindle, work up, impassion, add fuel, stir up
fantastic 11 adj strange, different; imaginary incredible, crazy, ridiculous, weird, odd, exotic, artificial, extreme, foreign, mad, unlikely
fantastic 35 adj strange, different; imaginary insane, imaginative, unbelievable, singular, ludicrous, grotesque, unreal, preposterous, outlandish, fanciful, absurd, implausible, capricious, chimerical, comical, eccentric, erratic, extravagant, far-fetched, foolish, freakish, illusive, irrational, misleading, nonsensical, out of sight, peculiar, quaint, queer, wacky, whimsical, fictional, hallucinatory, suppositious, phantasmagorical
fantastic 9 adj enormous tremendous, huge, great, overwhelming, extreme, massive, severe, towering, cracking
fantastic 5 adj enormous humongous, monstrous, monumental, prodigious, stupendous
fantastic 2 adj wonderful, excellent great, best
fantastic 16 adj wonderful, excellent sensational, first-rate, awesome, superb, marvelous, unreal, delicious, far out, first-class, out of sight, out of this world, A-1, best ever, like wow, primo, cat's meow
fantasy 11 noun imagination, dream nightmare, illusion, vision, invention, trip, creativity, flight, appearance, imagining, conceiving, envisioning
fantasy 27 noun imagination, dream reverie, delusion, fancy, mirage, chimera, rainbow, originality, bubble, apparition, figment, fabrication, vagary, daydream, utopia, imaginativeness, hallucination, head trip, fancying, objectifying, Atlantis, fairyland, externalizing, fantasia, air castle, flight of imagination, mind trip, fool's paradise
far 8 adj at a great distance distant, deep, long, bit, piece, remote, removed, ways
far 15 adj at a great distance afar, far-flung, far-off, faraway, out-of-the-way, outlying, miles, a good way, a long way, end of rainbow, far piece, far-removed, good ways, middle of nowhere, stone's throw
far 7 adv considerably much, well, somewhat, extremely, greatly, quite, very
far 5 adv considerably decidedly, incomparably, notably, significantly, very much
fare 8 noun amount charged for transportation ticket, expense, price, toll, check, passage, charge, book
fare 3 noun amount charged for transportation tariff, token, slug
fare 6 noun food served at meals menu, eats, diet, table, provision, meals
fare 8 noun food served at meals slop, swill, victuals, sustenance, commons, edibles, rations, eatables
fare 12 verb get along; turn out manage, handle, happen, prove, do, proceed, advance, shift, journey, pass, go, progress
fare 8 verb get along; turn out prosper, stagger, hie, get by, get on, make out, muddle through, make headway
farm 9 noun land for agriculture or animal breeding lawn, estate, ranch, field, garden, claim, soil, patch, holding
farm 16 noun land for agriculture or animal breeding meadow, orchard, acreage, plantation, nursery, grassland, pasture, enclosure, grange, homestead, farmstead, arboretum, freehold, vineyard, acres, demense
farm 16 verb produce crops, raise animals tend, operate, harvest, grow, plant, ranch, run, garden, work, direct, crop, till, seed, husband, dress, landscape
farm 13 verb produce crops, raise animals plow, reap, graze, sow, cultivate, subdue, superintend, pasture, harrow, look after, homestead, bring under cultivation, till the soil
farmer 3 noun person who produces crops, raises animals peasant, producer, tender
farmer 27 noun person who produces crops, raises animals rancher, laborer, grower, Reaper, gardener, agriculturist, clodhopper, hired hand, horticulturist, villein, homesteader, gleaner, feeder, planter, agriculturalist, cropper, sower, sharecropper, tiller, agronomist, harvester, cultivator, plower, cob, breeder, country person, grazer
farmland 7 noun rural area; area away from city province, woods, wilderness, bush, sticks, forests, farms
farmland 15 noun rural area; area away from city boondocks, countryside, outdoors, outback, backwoods, hinterland, back country, wilds, woodlands, boonies, cow country, green belt, middle of nowhere, up country, wide open space
farmland 8 noun open land that can be cultivated territory, terrain, range, green, ground, garden, plot, patch
farmland 14 noun open land that can be cultivated meadow, grassland, pasture, tract, acreage, enclosure, lea, moorland, vineyard, mead, glebe, tillage, cropland, ranchland
farmland 27 noun earth's surface; ownable property estate, soil, terrain, home, earth, continent, ground, plot, district, area, field, homeland, territory, beach, province, nation, country, region, ranch, shore, extent, dirt, stretch, sweep, holding, farming, grounds
farmland 18 noun earth's surface; ownable property parcel, countryside, acreage, tract, real estate, expanse, mainland, sod, manor, purlieu, quarry, terra firma, loam, acres, tillage, realty, old sod, quinta
fascinate 19 verb captivate, hold spellbound overwhelm, attract, please, charm, delight, engage, win, draw, provoke, transport, compel, attach, interest, stir, entrance, invite, fire, absorb, stimulate
fascinate 34 verb captivate, hold spellbound tantalize, beguile, animate, seduce, transfix, titillate, enthrall, mesmerize, excite, bewitch, tempt, enamor, thrill, intrigue, engross, entice, enrapture, enchant, subdue, ensnare, pique, arouse, overpower, gladden, enslave, lure, hypnotize, spellbind, ravish, allure, kindle, intoxicate, infatuate, rivet
fashion 17 noun latest style, prevailing taste tone, look, form, trend, pattern, shape, mode, model, cut, figure, rage, make, cry, appearance, custom, convention, latest
fashion 19 noun latest style, prevailing taste thing, fad, chic, usage, furor, line, configuration, mold, craze, vogue, dernier cri, last word, latest thing, bandwagon, cultism, cultus, faddism, in thing, newest wrinkle
fashion 19 noun attitude, manner style, tone, form, trend, technique, mode, way, tendency, system, custom, convention, formula, method, sort, practice, device, prescription, order, procedure
fashion 12 noun attitude, manner etiquette, observance, prevalence, demeanor, mores, usage, formality, vein, guise, precedent, vogue, modus operandi
fashion 17 verb adjust, design, create fit, construct, shape, produce, build, carve, adapt, plot, cut, form, make, work, accommodate, plan, suit, model, sculpture
fashion 14 verb adjust, design, create manufacture, tailor, dream up, devise, erect, forge, mold, fabricate, contrive, frame, cook up, turn out, knock together, throw together
fashionable 11 adj stylish, up-to-date modern, contemporary, popular, new, smart, current, favored, latest, now, prevailing, usual
fashionable 28 adj stylish, up-to-date swank, hot, trendy, chic, mod, chichi, customary, dashing, fly, genteel, in vogue, last word, latest thing, modish, natty, newfangled, rakish, with it, up-to-the-minute, upscale, a go-go, all the rage, faddy, in style, in-thing, trendsetting, well-liked, à la mode
fast 12 adj speedy rapid, hot, quick, electric, flying, hurried, ready, accelerated, fleet, racing, active, flashing
fast 34 adj speedy agile, brisk, nimble, swift, fleeting, dashing, snap, breakneck, expeditious, hasty, on the double, posthaste, presto, pronto, snappy, winged, PDQ, blue streak, chop-chop, double-time, expeditive, hairtrigger, hypersonic, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, lickety split, like a bat out of hell, like all get out, like crazy, like mad, speedball, supersonic, velocious, screamin'
fast 15 adj fixed, immovable tight, sure, stable, sound, firm, set, secure, stuck, held, permanent, close, constant, loyal, true, attached
fast 20 adj fixed, immovable durable, faithful, fastened, fortified, adherent, staunch, constrained, lasting, ardent, impregnable, indelible, inextricable, resistant, resolute, steadfast, tenacious, unwavering, wedged, glued, true blue
fast 4 adj immoral, promiscuous loose, easy, light, wild
fast 32 adj immoral, promiscuous debauched, wanton, depraved, libertine, gadabout, dissipated, bawdy, profligate, careless, devil-may-care, dissolute, extravagant, flirtatious, frivolous, giddy, incontinent, indecent, intemperate, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, libidinous, licentious, lustful, rakish, reckless, salacious, self-indulgent, sportive, sporty, unchaste, self-gratifying
fast 4 adv speedily rapidly, soon, quickly, quick
fast 22 adv speedily swiftly, swift, apace, flat-out, hastily, in a flash, posthaste, presto, promptly, pronto, chop-chop, expeditiously, fleetly, full tilt, hurriedly, in haste, in nothing flat, in short order, like a flash, like a shot, like greased lightning, like wildfire
fast 5 adv fixedly tight, hard, firm, deeply, firmly
fast 5 adv fixedly securely, solidly, soundly, steadfastly, tightly
fast 2 noun abstention from eating diet, fasting
fast 2 noun abstention from eating abstinence, xerophagy
fast 1 verb go without food diet
fast 8 verb go without food abstain, forbear, refrain, starve, famish, deny oneself, go hungry, not eat
fastidious 6 adj very careful, meticulous exacting, critical, demanding, difficult, nice, particular
fastidious 20 adj very careful, meticulous choosy, discriminating, squeamish, finicky, fussy, captious, dainty, hypercritical, persnickety, picky, punctilious, queasy, finical, easily disgusted, fussbudgety, hard to please, nit-picky, overdelicate, overnice, stickling
fat 8 adj overweight large, big, heavy, gross, bull, solid, broad, swollen
fat 38 adj overweight bulky, obese, inflated, bulging, hefty, chunky, meaty, plump, lard, roly-poly, bovine, blimp, stout, husky, distended, beefy, brawny, burly, corpulent, dumpy, elephantine, fleshy, gargantuan, ponderous, porcine, portly, pudgy, rotund, weighty, heavyset, plumpish, thickset, butterball, jelly-belly, oversize, paunchy, potbellied, whalelike
fat 7 adj containing an oily substance fatty, greasy, unctuous, adipose, oleaginous, fatlike, suety
fat 2 adj productive, rich thriving, good
fat 10 adj productive, rich lucrative, flourishing, lush, affluent, cushy, fertile, fruitful, profitable, prosperous, remunerative
fat 2 noun overweight, adipose tissue flesh, bulk
fat 18 noun overweight, adipose tissue grease, lard, surplus, overabundance, plethora, paunch, fatness, superfluity, tallow, corpulence, blubber, obesity, overflow, excess, surfeit, suet, flab, cellulite
father 5 noun male person who begets children dad, ancestor, parent, origin, source
father 11 noun male person who begets children predecessor, sire, papa, pop, progenitor, forebearer, padre, begetter, pa, daddy, procreator
father 3 noun priest minister, pastor, cure
father 9 noun priest confessor, preacher, parson, ecclesiastic, clergyman, padre, reverend, abbé, curé
father 8 verb sire conceive, establish, create, invent, produce, found, generate, trigger
father 7 verb sire spawn, engender, originate, procreate, beget, dream up, sow the seeds of
fatigue 1 noun tiredness weakness
fatigue 17 noun tiredness lethargy, weariness, debility, feebleness, heaviness, listlessness, languor, ennui, enervation, dullness, lassitude, exhaustion, faintness, brain fag, burnout, fatigation, overtiredness
fatigue 8 verb tire, wear out exhaust, weaken, sink, drain, drop, flag, bush, take
fatigue 23 verb tire, wear out jade, disable, droop, debilitate, sag, poop, weary, succumb, fizzle, deplete, enervate, prostrate, languish, burn out, knock out, peter out, wear down, overtire, tucker, bedraggle, fag, conk out, poop out
fatigued 3 adj tired exhausted, worn, dropping
fatigued 33 adj tired listless, weary, prostrate, beat, jaded, spent, bushed, wasted, tuckered, enervated, bedraggled, blasé, dead, done in, droopy, languid, pooped, worn-out, zonked, languorous, overtired, all in, burned out, dead-beat, dead-tired, dog-tired, dog-weary, fagged out, lassitudinous, out of gas, played out, ready to drop, washed out
fault 11 noun blame, sin; mistake offense, crime, responsibility, weakness, liability, wrong, failing, guilt, error, accountability, slip
fault 33 noun blame, sin; mistake omission, negligence, defect, misconduct, indiscretion, wrongdoing, oversight, flaw, misdeed, miscue, lapse, blunder, transgression, onus, misdemeanor, trespass, impropriety, vice, malpractice, solecism, culpability, inaccuracy, dereliction, malfeasance, infirmity, frailty, delinquency, foible, peccancy, slip-up, answerability, evil doing, loss of innocence
fault 2 noun physical defect weakness, lack
fault 10 noun physical defect shortcoming, imperfection, deficiency, debility, blemish, demerit, zit, pimple, infirmity, weak point
favor 18 noun approval, good opinion; help service, gift, backing, support, benefit, consideration, respect, assistance, aid, bias, grace, blessing, championship, okay, cooperation, regard, account, present
favor 23 noun approval, good opinion; help benignity, indulgence, encouragement, esteem, dispensation, approbation, largess, boon, compliment, partiality, courtesy, kindness, accommodation, patronage, admiration, benevolence, token, benediction, estimation, friendliness, good will, good turn, obligement
favor 10 verb pamper, reward; help promote, facilitate, advance, humor, assist, value, accommodate, spare, further, aid
favor 17 verb pamper, reward; help abet, befriend, gratify, oblige, esteem, spoil, indulge, side with, be partial to, do a kindness, do right by, make exception, play favorites, pull strings, show consideration, smile upon, treat well
favor 17 verb prefer, like champion, support, advocate, appreciate, back, accept, encourage, choose, praise, endorse, approve, pick, prize, value, sanction, honor, for
favor 26 verb prefer, like fancy, approbate, eulogize, patronize, commend, countenance, esteem, incline, go for, be in favor of, buck for, cotton to, flash on, hold with, lean toward, look up to, opt for, regard highly, root for, single out, take a liking to, take a shine to, take to, think well of, tilt toward, be on one's side
favor 2 verb look like feature, resemble
favor 4 verb look like simulate, take after, be the image of, be the picture of
favorable 7 adj approving, friendly positive, encouraging, supportive, kind, okay, understanding, welcoming
favorable 24 adj approving, friendly sympathetic, benign, agreeable, affirmative, amicable, benevolent, complimentary, enthusiastic, inclined, kindly, laudatory, predisposed, acclamatory, approbatory, benignant, approbative, assenting, commending, in favor of, praiseful, reassuring, recommendatory, well-disposed, well-intentioned
favorable 17 adj good, timely, advantageous pleasing, useful, helpful, fair, encouraging, pleasant, appropriate, suitable, bright, cheering, fit, happy, lucky, nice, promising, toward, welcome
favorable 22 adj good, timely, advantageous beneficial, convenient, benign, auspicious, fortunate, gratifying, healthful, hopeful, kindly, opportune, pleasurable, propitious, prosperous, seasonable, well-timed, wholesome, worthy, benefic, providential, full of promise, pleasureful, reassuring
fax 2 noun facsimile transmission, copy
fax 3 noun facsimile duplicate, reproduction, electronic message
fax 3 verb copy transmit, deliver, send
fax 1 verb copy relay
fear 10 noun alarm, apprehension anxiety, horror, doubt, suspicion, terror, panic, scare, worry, concern, nightmare
fear 36 noun alarm, apprehension dismay, angst, unease, jitters, dread, despair, uneasiness, cowardice, phobia, distress, fright, agitation, foreboding, faintheartedness, revulsion, presentiment, timidity, misgiving, trepidation, reverence, qualm, tremor, awe, funk, disquietude, consternation, abhorrence, discomposure, aversion, cold feet, chickenheartedness, recreancy, creeps, trembling, cold sweat, bête noire
fear 9 verb feel alarm; be scared of avoid, suspect, anticipate, worry, expect, shy, wilt, start, shrink
fear 26 verb feel alarm; be scared of foresee, dread, shun, blanch, apprehend, crouch, tremble, quaver, shudder, cower, falter, quail, flinch, fret, be afraid, be anxious, be apprehensive, be disquieted, be frightened, be in awe, break out in a sweat, dare not, feel concern, have butterflies, have qualms, lose courage
feast 5 noun banquet and celebration festival, dinner, entertainment, spread, treat
feast 20 noun banquet and celebration festivity, picnic, repast, fiesta, gala, barbecue, blow, carousal, carnival, blowout, refreshment, fete, regale, merrymaking, wassail, potlatch, jollification, clambake, big feed, fest
feast 3 verb eat a great amount or very well entertain, stuff, treat
feast 10 verb eat a great amount or very well dine, gormandize, indulge, regale, gorge, overindulge, banquet, wine and dine, eat sumptuously, stuff one's face
feather 2 noun tuft of bird; plumage down, wing
feather 14 noun tuft of bird; plumage plume, fringe, shaft, fluff, crest, spike, fin, calamus, pompon, pinna, plumule, quill, pinion, penna
feature 19 noun characteristic trait, component, detail, element, item, aspect, factor, article, ingredient, quality, character, point, attribute, unit, angle, mark, specialty, virtue, property
feature 18 noun characteristic individuality, hallmark, peculiarity, gimmick, savor, particularity, slant, gag, constituent, notability, twist, earmark, idiosyncrasy, facet, affection, integrant, speciality, differential
feature 3 noun highlight, special attraction innovation, draw, specialty
feature 8 noun highlight, special attraction peculiarity, headliner, speciality, big show, crowd puller, drawing card, main item, prominent part
feature 6 noun special article in publication column, item, story, piece, report, comment
feature 7 verb give prominence to star, headline, mark, emphasize, promote, present, stress
feature 12 verb give prominence to advertise, spotlight, accentuate, blaze, underscore, underline, italicize, play up, call attention to, make conspicuous, point up, set off
feces 7 noun excrement dung, feculence, ordure, excreta, egesta, ejecta, ejectamenta
federal 6 adj allied incorporated, organized, combined, corporate, associated, leagued
federal 5 adj allied amalgamated, federated, unionized, syndicated, in alliance
federal 14 adj concerning a country with a civil, ethnic, domestic, internal, social, public, royal, general, state, sweeping, home, native, political, widespread
federal 12 adj concerning a country with a communal, governmental, sovereign, vernacular, imperial, inland, politic, societal, nationwide, interstate, countrywide, government civic
federal 19 adj community, general urban, mutual, civic, civil, national, social, popular, universal, city, metropolitan, government, country, free, state, common, open, accessible, municipal, widespread
federal 10 adj community, general communal, governmental, unrestricted, conjoint, open-door, conjunct, free to all, intermutual, not private, without charge
federal 13 adj combined; in agreement linked, cooperative, integrated, incorporated, collective, corporate, one, pooled, associated, agreed, banded, leagued, assembled
federal 28 adj combined; in agreement homogeneous, unified, concerted, undivided, unanimous, allied, conjugate, affiliated, cognate, congruent, like-minded, conjoint, consolidated, amalgamated, confederated, coadunate, concordant, conjunctive, hooked up, in accord, in cahoots, joined up, lined up, of one mind, of the same opinion, plugged in, tied in, unitary
federation 15 noun partnership, organization union, league, association, tribe, alliance, family, combination, pool, coalition, crowd, crew, gang, ring, outfit, bunch
federation 7 noun partnership, organization syndicate, entente, mob, amalgamation, confederacy, syndication, federacy
fee 19 noun charge for service or privilege salary, wage, account, pay, price, bill, share, commission, compensation, cost, expense, payment, reward, handle, chunk, hire, toll, consideration, percentage
fee 18 noun charge for service or privilege cut, stipend, gravy, slice, house, end, honorarium, take-in, juice, emolument, recompense, ante, piece, bite, take, remuneration, rake-off, piece of the action
feedback 9 noun response comment, reaction, observation, assessment, criticism, evaluation, sentiment, answer, reply
feedback 3 noun response retaliation, comeback, rebuttal
feel 10 noun texture; air impression, atmosphere, mood, touch, sense, feeling, quality, finish, sensation, surface
feel 7 noun texture; air aura, ambience, tactility, semblance, vibes, palpation, taction
feel 13 verb touch, stroke try, perceive, sense, manipulate, poke, finger, test, grip, handle, explore, press, squeeze, grasp
feel 20 verb touch, stroke caress, twiddle, fondle, paw, wield, tickle, grapple, frisk, fumble, ply, palpate, clasp, pinch, clutch, grope, maul, palm, thumb, apperceive, run hands over
feel 27 verb experience enjoy, taste, accept, see, have, sense, seem, suffer, appear, acknowledge, suggest, notice, welcome, perceive, understand, know, receive, appreciate, endure, meet, exhibit, remark, resemble, note, observe, undergo, encounter
feel 18 verb experience go through, get, savor, comprehend, discern, be affected, be aware of, be excited, be impressed, be sensible of, be sensitive, be turned on to, get in touch, get vibes, have a hunch, have funny feeling, have vibes, take to heart
feel 14 verb believe consider, assume, know, sense, hold, think, guess, suspect, conclude, gather, credit, deem, suppose, judge
feel 12 verb believe conjecture, intuit, deduce, esteem, presume, repute, infer, surmise, be convinced, be of the opinion, have a hunch, have the impression
feeling 12 noun sensation, especially of touch reaction, perception, pain, feel, sensitivity, excitement, sense, pleasure, awareness, consciousness, perceiving, activity
feeling 14 noun sensation, especially of touch responsiveness, sensuality, enjoyment, tactility, titillation, excitation, receptivity, sensibility, reflex, tangibility, innervation, excitability, motility, motor response
feeling 13 noun idea, impression reaction, belief, sentiment, thought, suspicion, sense, instinct, opinion, notion, view, conviction, consciousness, mind
feeling 9 noun idea, impression apprehension, outlook, eye, hunch, inkling, persuasion, presentiment, inclination, point of view
feeling 24 noun a state of mind, often strong emotion, reaction, sentiment, impression, taste, sensitivity, appreciation, warmth, sympathy, intensity, passion, culture, behavior, understanding, spirit, concern, intelligence, imagination, capacity, discrimination, heat, faculty, judgment, action
feeling 20 noun a state of mind, often strong compassion, affection, intuition, keenness, sharpness, palpability, cultivation, fervor, ardor, delicacy, refinement, tangibility, pathos, fondness, pity, sentimentality, empathy, discernment, tenderness, sensibility
feeling 5 noun ambience impression, atmosphere, quality, mood, air
feeling 3 noun ambience aura, imprint, semblance
feline 1 noun cat lion
feline 9 noun cat puma, lynx, leopard, tiger, wildcat, jaguar, civet, tom, cheetah
female 8 adj having the qualities or characteristics of a woman feminine, effeminate, fecund, fertile, maternal, womanish, womanly, muliebrous
female 7 noun woman girl, mother, sister, daughter, lady, grandmother, miss
female 8 noun woman madam, matron, gal, gentlewoman, femme, she, Ms, mrs
feminine 3 adj girlish soft, tender, female
feminine 5 adj girlish ladylike, womanly, dainty, effeminate, womanish
fence 14 noun barrier used to enclose a piece of land bar, wall, rail, railing, net, block, stop, guard, defense, boards, posts, paling, stakes, chains
fence 13 noun barrier used to enclose a piece of land dike, roadblock, barbed wire, barricade, shield, palisade, cyclone, stockade, rampart, hedge, balustrade, pickets, backstop
fence 11 verb enclose or separate an area protect, bound, secure, wall, defend, rail, pen, surround, restrict, guard, cage
fence 12 verb enclose or separate an area encircle, coop, immure, girdle, corral, fortify, circumscribe, mew, hedge, confine, hem, mure
fence 3 verb dodge; beat around the bush shift, avoid, duck
fence 16 verb dodge; beat around the bush cavil, maneuver, equivocate, sidestep, outwit, evade, parry, baffle, foil, stonewall, quibble, hedge, feint, prevaricate, shirk, tergiversate
ferry 5 noun transportation boat barge, packet, ferryboat, packet boat, passage boat
ferry 10 verb carry across send, shuttle, carry, ship, transport, buck, run, bear, convey, pack
ferry 5 verb carry across tote, lug, schlepp, chauffeur, move across
festival 6 noun celebration fair, anniversary, competition, holiday, entertainment, treat
festival 10 noun celebration feast, gala, commemoration, carnival, merrymaking, fiesta, fete, jubilee, festivities, field day
fever 5 noun state of high temperature or agitation fire, intensity, excitement, heat, passion
fever 14 noun state of high temperature or agitation delirium, frenzy, turmoil, restlessness, unrest, ecstasy, fervor, flush, ferment, pyrexia, burning up, febrile disease, running a temperature, the shakes
few 14 adj hardly any minority, less, slight, lean, short, minute, scattering, minor, occasional, rare, scattered, seldom, some, thin
few 31 adj hardly any petty, scanty, middling, trifling, exiguous, imperceptible, inconsequential, infrequent, insufficient, meager, negligible, paltry, piddling, scarce, skimpy, slender, slim, sparse, sporadic, stingy, uncommon, inconsiderable, scant, few and far between, not many, not too many, scarcely any, semioccasional, straggling, unfrequent, widely spaced
few 4 pron scarcely any several, some, sprinkling, scattering
few 7 pron scarcely any smattering, spattering, not many, not too many, slim pickings, small number, smatter
fiction 12 noun made-up story drama, novel, myth, imagination, tale, fantasy, book, narrative, legend, lie, invention, romance
fiction 26 noun made-up story fable, yarn, prevarication, falsehood, crock, improvisation, concoction, whopper, fancy, hooey, fib, untruth, smoke, anecdote, misrepresentation, fabrication, fish story, best seller, clothesline, potboiler, cliff-hanger, figment of imagination, storytelling, tall story, terminological inexactitude, work of imagination
field 8 noun open land that can be cultivated territory, terrain, range, green, ground, garden, plot, patch
field 15 noun open land that can be cultivated meadow, grassland, pasture, tract, acreage, enclosure, farmland, lea, moorland, vineyard, mead, glebe, tillage, cropland, ranchland
field 8 noun persons taking part in competition competition, possibilities, participants, candidates, competitors, entries, nominees, runners
field 3 noun persons taking part in competition contestants, entrants, applicants
field 27 noun sphere of influence, activity, interest, study province, area, region, work, terrain, range, environment, job, department, line, territory, domain, jurisdiction, sweep, orbit, occupation, discipline, weakness, scope, circle, reach, specialty, walk, calling, thing, margin, limits
field 16 noun sphere of influence, activity, interest, study purview, avocation, racket, vocation, bailiwick, confines, compass, precinct, dominion, cup of tea, long suit, métier, speciality, demesne, champaign, bounds
field 13 noun arena with special use, as athletics court, track, terrain, park, course, range, green, stadium, diamond, theater, circuit, lot, grounds
field 12 noun arena with special use, as athletics turf, golf course, battlefield, amphitheater, playground, landing strip, race track, racecourse, fairground, gridiron, rink, playing area
field 9 verb catch a hit or thrown object retrieve, handle, play, patrol, cover, stop, occupy, return, hold
field 4 verb catch a hit or thrown object pick up, deflect, deal with, turn aside
fig 3 noun composite fruit aggregate fruit, mulberry, pineapple
fig 1 noun smallest amount damn
fig 3 noun smallest amount hoot, darn, smallest degree
fight 19 noun physical encounter riot, battle, combat, contest, confrontation, war, match, dispute, exchange, argument, action, struggle, controversy, conflict, round, brush, difficulty, engagement, row
fight 36 noun physical encounter scuffle, melee, altercation, bout, clash, brawl, disagreement, rivalry, duel, feud, skirmish, quarrel, tiff, ruckus, affray, broil, free-for-all, fuss, tussle, scrap, to-do, contention, hostility, dissension, rumble, joust, fracas, fray, scrimmage, fisticuffs, strife, battle royal, wrangling, set-to, dogfight, sparring match
fight 4 noun courage, will to resist attack, resistance, spirit, aggression
fight 11 noun courage, will to resist belligerence, boldness, militancy, backbone, pluck, mettle, combativeness, pugnacity, aggressiveness, gameness, hardihood
fight 13 verb engage in physical encounter protect, challenge, resist, attack, battle, meet, contend, war, dispute, assault, struggle, box, buck
fight 40 verb engage in physical encounter clash, withstand, traverse, wrestle, bicker, tiff, scuffle, wrangle, tussle, tilt, scrap, grapple, spar, strive, brawl, tug, duel, rowdy, joust, feud, repel, skirmish, oppugn, quarrel, bear arms, cross swords, altercate, bandy with, brush with, carry on war, do battle, exchange blows, flare up, go to war, mix it up, ply weapons, take all comers, take the field, take up the gauntlet, wage war
fight 18 verb oppose action, belief force, combat, support, maintain, resist, continue, oppose, argue, further, row, wage, contest, conduct, dispute, persist, effect, struggle, endure
fight 31 verb oppose action, belief withstand, traverse, bicker, wrangle, hassle, uphold, persevere, prosecute, squabble, travail, defy, strive, buck, repel, buckle down, carry on, fall out, lay into, take on, engage in, exert oneself, hammer away, light into, make a stand against, push forward, put up an argument, spare no effort, stand up to, take pains, tangle with, toil on
figure 11 noun numeral; numeric value price, character, rate, number, symbol, amount, cost, total, sum, terms, worth
figure 5 noun numeral; numeric value digit, cipher, quotation, integer, chiffer
figure 15 noun form, shape; physical structure development, frame, attitude, constitution, outline, build, proportions, body, pose, shadow, substance, appearance, cast, mass, measurements
figure 11 noun form, shape; physical structure silhouette, physique, conformation, anatomy, chassis, configuration, posture, delineation, carriage, torso, bod
figure 12 noun object with design; depiction image, model, motive, portrait, pattern, composition, cast, statue, representation, device, piece, drawing
figure 10 noun object with design; depiction embellishment, emblem, effigy, sketch, illustration, decoration, diagram, motif, mold, ornamentation
figure 7 noun famous person character, leader, personality, force, presence, celebrity, somebody
figure 5 noun famous person dignitary, notable, personage, worthy, notability
figure 8 verb calculate, compute guess, add, estimate, count, sum, number, cast, total
figure 19 verb calculate, compute work out, totalize, tote, reckon, tally, tot, cipher, enumerate, foot, run down, summate, count heads, count noses, cut ice, dope out, fix a price, keep tabs, take account of, tot up
figure 15 verb understand; decide, infer resolve, conclude, discover, see, settle, suppose, determine, solve, think, unfold, rule, reason, master, crack, follow
figure 19 verb understand; decide, infer fathom, decode, unravel, get, disentangle, comprehend, untangle, cipher, decipher, opine, clear up, make out, unscramble, catch on to, dope out, make heads or tails of, puzzle out, think out, unriddle
figure of speech 8 noun turn of expression comparison, device, expression, flower, image, irony, metaphor, rhetoric
figure of speech 45 noun turn of expression allegory, allusion, analogy, anticlimax, antithesis, bathos, conceit, euphemism, euphuism, exaggeration, flourish, hyperbole, imagery, ornament, parable, paradox, parallel, personification, sarcasm, satire, simile, analogue, understatement, adumbration, alliteration, anaphora, antistrophe, aposiopesis, apostrophe, asyndeton, communication that is not meant literally; stylistic device, echoism, ellipsis, litotes, malapropism, manner of speaking, metonymy, onomatopoeia, oxymoron, proteron, synecdoche, trope, tropology, turn of phrase, way of speaking
file 13 noun system of order, placement for ease of use case, information, list, notebook, record, book, data, index, register, cabinet, portfolio, documents, charts
file 8 noun system of order, placement for ease of use dossier, directory, folder, repository, pigeonhole, census, docket, circular file
file 7 noun line, queue column, list, string, rank, parade, troop, row
file 2 noun line, queue echelon, tier
file 11 verb put in place, order register, enter, slot, index, list, record, catalog, deposit, classify, document, arrange
file 6 verb put in place, order alphabetize, catalogue, pigeonhole, categorize, docket, tabulate
file 4 verb rub down, grind finish, level, smooth, shape
file 11 verb rub down, grind erode, furbish, burnish, scrape, refine, rasp, grate, polish, sharpen, raze, abrade
fill 5 noun capacity stuffing, padding, enough, plenty, sufficient
fill 5 noun capacity sufficiency, satiety, ample, filler, all one wants
fill 16 verb to put in and occupy the whole of load, crowd, supply, swell, block, stuff, store, close, top, pack, satisfy, stretch, charge, sate, stock, meet
fill 34 verb to put in and occupy the whole of lade, clog, saturate, permeate, cram, overflow, furnish, impregnate, glut, ram, replenish, shoal, distend, pervade, inflate, satiate, congest, heap, fulfill, gorge, plug, stopper, choke, blow up, take up, jam-pack, overspread, brim over, bulge out, pack like sardines, puff up, pump up, ram in, top off
fill 12 verb execute, fulfill occupy, hold, name, satisfy, engage, elect, perform, fix, distribute, assign, answer, meet
fill 5 verb execute, fulfill dispatch, discharge, officiate, carry out, take up
filling station 3 noun service station gas station, petrol station, gasoline station
film 11 noun coating, tissue; mist layer, fold, skin, cloud, web, sheet, fabric, dusting, leaf, covering, coat
film 17 noun coating, tissue; mist integument, haze, membrane, opacity, blur, foil, veil, partition, nebula, transparency, scum, brume, gauze, mistiness, pellicle, haziness, obscuration
film 3 noun movie picture, show, rushes
film 10 noun movie flick, cinema, motion picture, moving picture, silent, footage, dailies, talkie, photoplay, picture show
film 5 verb take photographs shoot, photograph, record, take, roll
film 1 verb take photographs put in the can
filter 5 verb separate to refine; seep through drain, clean, screen, strain, escape
filter 19 verb separate to refine; seep through permeate, leak, winnow, sift, refine, percolate, penetrate, trickle, dribble, clarify, purify, distill, ooze, sieve, exude, filtrate, metastasize, osmose, soak through
final 7 adj ending, last concluding, closing, ultimate, end, latter, latest, finishing
final 8 adj ending, last eventual, lag, terminal, crowning, hindmost, supreme, last-minute, terminating
final 4 adj conclusive, definitive finished, absolute, decided, settled
final 9 adj conclusive, definitive decisive, definite, determinative, incontrovertible, irrefutable, irrevocable, determinate, unanswerable, unappealable
finance 6 noun economic affairs banking, economics, investment, business, money, accounts
finance 3 noun economic affairs commerce, financial affairs, money management
finance 8 verb offer loan money; set up in business support, back, fund, sponsor, promote, guarantee, stake, bank
finance 20 verb offer loan money; set up in business underwrite, subsidize, bankroll, float, capitalize, grubstake, patronize, juice, endow, go for, loan shark, lay on one, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab, prime the pump, provide funds, provide security, put up money, raise dough
financial 8 adj having to do with money fiscal, economic, commercial, banking, business, pocket, budgeting, numbers
financial 3 adj having to do with money monetary, numeric, pecuniary
find 6 noun discovery boast, treasure, catch, pride, acquisition, asset
find 7 noun discovery jewel, bargain, bonanza, gem, treasure trove, good buy, one in a million
find 18 verb catch sight of, lay hands on locate, notice, detect, spot, discover, identify, meet, strike, uncover, recover, encounter, sight, recognize, expose, perceive, observe, distinguish, collar
find 29 verb catch sight of, lay hands on unearth, turn up, corral, espy, descry, discern, pinpoint, bring to light, bump into, come across, come up with, come upon, ferret out, make out, arrive at, chance upon, dig up, fall in with, happen upon, hit upon, lay fingers on, light upon, run across, run into, scare up, smoke out, stumble upon, track down, trip on
find 6 verb achieve, win meet, get, earn, acquire, obtain, gain
find 5 verb achieve, win procure, attain, fall to the lot, meet with, be one's lot
fine 21 adj excellent, masterly beautiful, outstanding, elegant, subtle, expensive, superior, handsome, striking, attractive, lovely, smart, pleasant, great, rare, solid, accomplished, top, capital, choice, select, mean
fine 29 adj excellent, masterly magnificent, refined, fashionable, admirable, exceptional, well-made, cool, first-rate, splendid, neat, exquisite, dandy, crack, aces, enjoyable, first-class, gnarly, good-looking, ornate, showy, skillful, supreme, top-notch, unreal, wicked, first-string, five-star, gilt-edged, not too shabby
fine 5 adj cloudless, sunny pleasant, dry, bright, clear, fair
fine 5 adj cloudless, sunny clarion, balmy, clement, rainless, undarkened
fine 9 adj dainty, delicate; sheer small, thin, little, loose, light, quality, minute, fragile, powdered
fine 20 adj dainty, delicate; sheer slender, exquisite, gossamer, flimsy, lightweight, diaphanous, ethereal, filmy, gauzy, impalpable, porous, powdery, transparent, granular, pulverized, threadlike, fine-drawn, fine-grained, fine-spun, gossamery
fine 14 adj discriminating, exact delicate, pure, sharp, subtle, intelligent, sensitive, clear, quick, nice, minute, critical, distinct, precise, strict
fine 20 adj discriminating, exact refined, obscure, sterling, acute, petty, keen, hairsplitting, trifling, abstruse, cryptic, enigmatic, esoteric, fastidious, recondite, tasteful, tenuous, unadulterated, hairline, fine-spun, unpolluted
fine 4 noun penalty in money punishment, rip, assessment, damages
fine 5 noun penalty in money reparation, forfeit, amercement, amends, mulct
fine 4 verb penalize in monetary way punish, seize, tax, exact
fine 14 verb penalize in monetary way levy, confiscate, extort, alienate, dock, mulct, amerce, sequestrate, sconce, hit with, make pay, pay through the nose, slap with, throw book at
finger 12 noun appendage of hand claw, hook, digit, antenna, extremity, tentacle, feeler, pointer, thumb, ring finger, pinky, tactile member
finger 3 verb touch lightly handle, feel, manipulate
finger 9 verb touch lightly paw, maul, palpate, fiddle, grope, meddle, thumb, play with, toy with
finger 9 verb choose, designate appoint, locate, tap, name, make, indicate, identify, determine, specify
finger 3 verb choose, designate nominate, point out, pin down
finish 16 noun conclusion; completion accomplishment, ending, defeat, cease, wrap, close, death, end, ruin, curtain, curtains, stop, achievement, last, closing, acquisition
finish 17 noun conclusion; completion finale, acquirement, culmination, annihilation, attainment, terminus, denouement, cessation, termination, end of the line, finis, desistance, end of the road, last stage, wind-up, winding-up, wrap-up
finish 8 noun coating; perfecting appearance, surface, shine, beauty, culture, texture, grain, grace
finish 12 noun coating; perfecting elaboration, lacquer, glaze, smoothness, refinement, burnish, cultivation, perfection, polish, veneer, luster, patina
finish 19 verb bring to a conclusion; get done do, accomplish, end, complete, conclude, stop, settle, close, make, achieve, perfect, execute, scratch, effect, fold, cease, ultimate, determine, wrap
finish 28 verb bring to a conclusion; get done wind up, clinch, wrap up, scrub, halt, finalize, crown, terminate, culminate, shutter, fulfill, discharge, break up, round off, round up, shut down, bag it, bring to a close, carry through, deal with, get out of the way, hang it up, have done with, make short work of, mop up, put finishing touches on, sew up, top off
finish 8 verb consume, use up go, spend, exhaust, use, drain, drink, eat, empty
finish 7 verb consume, use up expend, dispatch, devour, deplete, dispose of, run through, wash up
finish 5 verb defeat; kill overcome, execute, ruin, down, destroy
finish 22 verb defeat; kill overpower, vaporize, annihilate, exterminate, liquidate, slay, slaughter, worst, dispatch, assassinate, rout, best, bring down, dispose of, do in, get rid of, put away, rub out, take off, carry off, put an end to, take out
finish 6 verb put a coating on; perfect face, develop, coat, elaborate, smooth, texture
finish 7 verb put a coating on; perfect gild, lacquer, refine, wax, polish, stain, veneer
finished 8 adj cultivated, refined smooth, accomplished, perfected, classic, elegant, expert, professional, skilled
finished 13 adj cultivated, refined flawless, polished, consummate, cultured, all-around, exquisite, impeccable, masterly, proficient, suave, urbane, versatile, many-sided
finished 24 adj complete, done realized, full, satisfied, ended, decided, stopped, closed, settled, shut, executed, accomplished, made, perfected, entire, final, over, through, resolved, concluded, elaborated, ceased, performed, effected, achieved
finished 22 adj complete, done finalized, lapsed, fulfilled, discharged, done for, terminated, effectuated, dispatched, compassed, consummated, brought about, come to an end, disposed of, done with, in the past, over and done, put into effect, sewn up, tied up, worked out, wound up, wrapped up
finished 9 adj consumed, used up empty, lost, spent, gone, drained, exhausted, ruined, done, through
finished 10 adj consumed, used up bankrupt, wrecked, undone, done for, done in, devastated, liquidated, played out, washed up, wiped out
fire 6 noun burning heat, warmth, element, sparks, flames, coals
fire 27 noun burning inferno, blaze, bonfire, embers, combustion, scorching, devouring, searing, luminosity, conflagration, glow, hearth, holocaust, tinder, flare, pyre, scintillation, hot spot, phlogiston, campfire, incandescence, oxidation, charring, flame and smoke, rapid oxidation, sea of flames, up in smoke
fire 4 noun barrage of projectiles attack, explosion, bombing, round
fire 11 noun barrage of projectiles bombardment, salvo, cannonade, hail, fusillade, volley, shelling, crossfire, sniping, cannonading, bombarding
fire 11 noun animation, vigor light, heat, force, intensity, energy, passion, enthusiasm, life, spirit, drive, excitement
fire 32 noun animation, vigor radiance, eagerness, ginger, gusto, dash, zing, brio, zip, pep, liveliness, sparkle, fervor, snap, heartiness, luster, ardor, punch, fervency, vim, zeal, verve, exhilaration, splendor, scintillation, élan, virtuosity, impetuosity, starch, vivacity, red heat, white heat, calenture
fire 1 verb cause to burn light
fire 11 verb cause to burn ignite, kindle, enkindle, put a match to, set ablaze, set aflame, set alight, set fire to, set on fire, start a fire, touch off
fire 8 verb detonate or throw a weapon shoot, explode, launch, shell, toss, loose, cast, pitch
fire 9 verb detonate or throw a weapon discharge, hurl, eject, fling, heave, let off, pull trigger, set off, touch off
fire 4 verb excite, arouse inspire, inform, provoke, stir
fire 17 verb excite, arouse rouse, inflame, enliven, intensify, incite, inspirit, quicken, irritate, exalt, galvanize, electrify, heighten, animate, thrill, impassion, intoxicate, enthuse
fire 3 verb dismiss from responsibility drop, sack, boot
fire 17 verb dismiss from responsibility oust, expel, terminate, discharge, ax, can, eject, kick out, lay off, pink slip, give marching orders, give one notice, give pink slip, give the sack, hand walking papers, let one go, give bum's rush
firearm 3 noun gun weapon, rifle, pistol
firearm 5 noun gun musket, heat, shotgun, revolver, handgun
firefighter 3 noun one who extinguishes fires engineman, ladderman, smoke jumper
firm 12 adj inflexible tough, solid, hard, substantial, thick, stiff, concentrated, set, concrete, close, heavy, dense
firm 18 adj inflexible sturdy, unyielding, rigid, compact, condensed, refractory, hardened, impenetrable, impermeable, impervious, inelastic, solidified, compressed, congealed, jelled, close-grained, fine-grained, nonporous
firm 19 adj stable, unmoving solid, steady, fast, tight, substantial, strong, set, rooted, secure, closed, sound, mounted, fixed, settled, nailed, secured, screwed, tightened, bolted
firm 21 adj stable, unmoving tenacious, unshakable, sturdy, robust, immovable, petrified, fastened, embedded, spiked, durable, immobile, motionless, stationary, taut, riveted, braced, anchored, soldered, cemented, welded, unfluctuating
firm 25 adj unalterable, definite flat, consistent, steady, specific, strict, determined, stable, strong, explicit, established, set, constant, bent, stated, settled, bound, exact, going, intent, enduring, fixed, prevailing, sure, resolved, true
firm 24 adj unalterable, definite tenacious, unwavering, adamant, unflinching, steadfast, resolute, unshakable, persistent, unyielding, staunch, persevering, unbending, abiding, hang tough, inflexible, obdurate, stand pat, unchangeable, unqualified, unshaken, stipulated, dead set on, never-failing, undeviating
firm 14 noun business corporation, company, enterprise, organization, association, crowd, house, partnership, crew, gang, bunch, ring, outfit, concern
firm 4 noun business conglomerate, mob, multinational, megacorp
first 19 adj earliest in order early, prime, head, fundamental, opening, leading, initial, primary, least, pioneer, key, basic, front, beginning, original, ahead, elementary, smallest, slightest
first 22 adj earliest in order antecedent, premier, inaugural, aboriginal, cardinal, primitive, anterior, first off, incipient, introductory, number one, primeval, primordial, pristine, rudimentary, inceptive, headmost, in the beginning, lead off, numero uno, primogenial, right up front
first 14 adj highest in importance prime, head, dominant, champion, leading, primary, chief, ruling, main, principal, advanced, outstanding, ranking, greatest
first 17 adj highest in importance foremost, premier, sovereign, arch, eminent, first-class, number one, paramount, predominant, preeminent, supreme, top-flight, primo, A-number-1, first-string, head of the line, top of the list
first 2 adv at the beginning initially, originally
first 6 adv at the beginning beforehand, at the outset, before all else, in the first place, to begin with, to start with
firsthand 3 adj direct immediate, primary, straight
firsthand 2 adj direct eyewitness, straight from the horse's mouth
fish 5 verb throwing bait to catch seafood angle, cast, produce, net, find
fish 14 verb throwing bait to catch seafood troll, trawl, chum, extricate, bob, bait, extract, pull out, seine, bait the hook, go fishing, haul out, cast one's hook, cast one's net
fisherman 7 noun angler trawler, fisher, lobsterman, troller, clam digger, piscator, rodman
fist 4 noun clenched hand hand, grip, grasp, hold
fist 6 noun clenched hand paw, clutch, vise, clasp, clenched fist, mitt
fit 24 adj suitable, appropriate wise, capable, able, prepared, qualified, happy, right, becoming, due, fitting, correspondent, deserving, trained, equipped, ready, meet, adapted, correct, fitted, adequate, favorable, just, likely, proper
fit 26 adj suitable, appropriate apt, competent, befitting, expedient, worthy, advantageous, apposite, beneficial, comely, conformable, convenient, desirable, equitable, feasible, felicitous, opportune, practicable, preferable, rightful, seasonable, seemly, tasteful, timely, comme il faut, good enough, well-suited
fit 3 adj healthy, in good physical shape trim, sound, well
fit 13 adj healthy, in good physical shape able-bodied, slim, competent, robust, strapping, hale, wholesome, toned, muscled, fit as a fiddle, in good condition, up to snuff, wrapped tight
fit 12 noun seizure; sudden emotion mood, burst, stroke, blow, humor, access, attack, spell, rush, rage, turn, jumps
fit 17 noun seizure; sudden emotion frenzy, outburst, whim, whimsy, conniption, convulsion, spasm, outbreak, bout, spate, throe, tantrum, caprice, paroxysm, twitch, torrent, epileptic attack
fit 13 verb belong, correspond suit, apply, go, become, match, respond, set, join, consist, relate, answer, meet, agree
fit 18 verb belong, correspond conform, click, accord, dovetail, tally, interlock, befit, harmonize, concur, parallel, be apposite, be apt, be comfortable, be consonant, be in keeping, go together, go with, have its place
fit 10 verb equip prepare, get, provide, make, accommodate, ready, fix, outfit, implement, arm
fit 5 verb equip furnish, rig, accoutre, make up, kit out
fit 10 verb adapt, change shape, adjust, suit, alter, fashion, modify, square, place, position, arrange
fit 6 verb adapt, change conform, tailor, reconcile, dispose, quadrate, tailor-make
fitness 5 noun good condition strength, health, trim, repair, shape
fitness 5 noun good condition vigor, kilter, fettle, robustness, good health
fitness 4 noun appropriateness harmony, keeping, convenience, order
fitness 36 noun appropriateness readiness, eligibility, compatibility, preparedness, suitability, qualification, consistency, adequacy, competence, pertinence, applicability, expediency, adaptation, aptitude, relevancy, congeniality, timeliness, decorum, agreeableness, seemliness, correspondence, appositeness, assimilation, consonance, decency, accommodation, accordance, aptness, propriety, rightness, auspiciousness, congruousness, admissibility, concurrency, patness, seasonableness
fix 1 noun difficult or ticklish situation dilemma
fix 13 noun difficult or ticklish situation mess, box, predicament, spot, quandary, scrape, embarrassment, jam, corner, hole, pickle, plight, hot water
fix 19 verb establish, make firm settle, set, install, secure, pin, connect, attach, tie, locate, plant, couple, link, stick, catch, bind, steady, place, position, root
fix 27 verb establish, make firm stabilize, consolidate, thicken, affix, inculcate, glue, instill, graft, ingrain, moor, congeal, lodge, implant, entrench, cement, fasten, infix, stiffen, harden, solidify, embed, anchor, nail down, rigidify, rivet, freeze to, stay put
fix 13 verb determine, decide set, settle, resolve, solve, limit, establish, specify, define, appoint, work, name, conclude, arrange
fix 3 verb determine, decide work out, agree on, arrive at
fix 8 verb mend, repair restore, rebuild, patch, adjust, regulate, correct, sort, doctor
fix 15 verb mend, repair overhaul, revamp, revise, face-lift, amend, emend, recondition, debug, reconstruct, do up, tune up, retread, fiddle with, put to rights, see to
fix 2 verb prepare, plan ahead frame, arrange
fix 10 verb prepare, plan ahead set up, rig, dispose, put up, prearrange, precontrive, predesign, preorder, preplan, stack the deck
fix 3 verb focus on put, direct, concentrate
fix 5 verb focus on fixate, fasten, concenter, rivet, level at
fix 7 verb cook a meal prepare, get, fit, make, heat, warm, ready
fix 4 verb cook a meal microwave, make up, whip up, get ready
fix 4 verb manipulate, influence an event buy, reach, have, square
fix 9 verb manipulate, influence an event maneuver, suborn, lubricate, fiddle, bribe, corrupt, buy off, pull strings, tamper with
fix 2 verb wreak vengeance on punish, hurt
fix 6 verb wreak vengeance on get, get even, get revenge, pay back, take retribution, cook someone's goose
fixture 3 noun fitting, appliance device, equipment, component
fixture 4 noun fitting, appliance accessory, appendage, appurtenance, attachment
flag 2 noun pennant, symbol colors, standard
flag 10 noun pennant, symbol emblem, banner, streamer, pennon, ensign, jack, banderole, bannerol, burgee, gonfalon
flag 8 verb decline, fall off fade, wilt, die, faint, pine, sink, fail, weaken
flag 12 verb decline, fall off ebb, wane, sag, abate, languish, deteriorate, droop, slump, weary, succumb, peter out, taper off
flag 5 verb signal indicate, motion, warn, gesture, wave
flag 3 verb signal salute, hail, give a sign to
flash 12 noun shimmer, flicker reflection, beam, burst, radiation, flame, spark, vision, streak, shine, stream, impulse, glance
flash 23 noun shimmer, flicker glare, flare, gleam, sparkle, blaze, glimmer, glint, ray, glitter, glow, dazzle, quiver, glisten, twinkle, imprint, twinkling, coruscation, illumination, scintillation, luster, incandescence, phosphorescence, bedazzlement
flash 6 noun instant, split second moment, burst, breathing, show, shake, minute
flash 4 noun instant, split second outburst, twinkling, jiffy, trice
flash 4 noun demonstration burst, sign, display, show
flash 4 noun demonstration splash, outburst, manifestation, swank
flash 8 verb shimmer, flicker shine, blink, reflect, beam, glance, light, flame, spark
flash 20 verb shimmer, flicker glare, glisten, twinkle, flare, blaze, gleam, sparkle, glow, incandesce, dazzle, coruscate, scintillate, bedazzle, spangle, glimmer, glint, radiate, glitter, phosphoresce, shoot out
flash 12 verb move fast and display shoot, fly, streak, exhibit, parade, show, spring, expose, sweep, race, bolt, speed
flash 11 verb move fast and display flit, zoom, dart, dash, whistle, flaunt, brandish, disport, flourish, show off, trot out
flat 8 adj level, smooth low, empty, even, plane, depressed, extended, fallen, collapsed
flat 22 adj level, smooth horizontal, unbroken, reclining, pancake, flush, deflated, prone, prostrate, recumbent, supine, decumbent, planar, procumbent, splay, oblate, complanate, laid low, outstretched, planate, punctured, spread out, tabular
flat 4 adj dull, lackluster to the senses weak, dead, blind, boring
flat 34 adj dull, lackluster to the senses bland, lifeless, stale, vanilla, blah, drab, banal, colorless, dim, flavorless, inane, innocuous, insipid, jejune, monotonous, pointless, prosaic, spiritless, tasteless, tedious, uninteresting, unpalatable, unsavory, unseasoned, vapid, watery, matte, draggy, ho hum, lead balloon, muted, prosy, sapless, whitebread
flat 6 adj absolute, positive straight, plain, final, direct, explicit, fixed
flat 10 adj absolute, positive categorical, downright, indubitable, out-and-out, peremptory, unconditional, unequivocal, unmistakable, unqualified, unquestionable
flat 6 noun apartment suite, room, pad, rental, rooms, chambers
flat 10 noun apartment tenement, joint, lodging, crash pad, condo, walk-up, co-op, floor-through, go-down, railroad apartment
flattery 42 noun false praise, compliments approbation, stroke, plaudits, servility, snow, tribute, palaver, mush, commendation, eulogy, encomium, gallantry, applause, adulation, incense, puffery, smoke, blandishment, blarney, gratification, fawning, flattering, laud, snow job, sweet talk, fulsomeness, flummery, ingratiation, jive, sycophancy, eyewash, obsequiousness, hokum, cajolery, truckling, unctuousness, bootlicking, honeyed words, pretty speech, soft words, soft-soap, toadyism
flatulence 1 noun pomposity boasting
flatulence 10 noun pomposity bombast, claptrap, babble, fustian, turgidity, twaddle, empty talk, hot air, windiness, idle words
flatulent 2 adj pretentious, long-winded shallow, swollen
flatulent 13 adj pretentious, long-winded bombastic, inflated, oratorical, overblown, pompous, prolix, superficial, tedious, tumescent, tumid, turgid, windy, wordy
flatus 2 noun wind or something in the air sigh, smell
flatus 10 noun wind or something in the air whiff, vapor, gust, odor, waft, aroma, puff, flutter, zephyr, faint breeze
flatus 7 noun blast of air pull, draw, breath, drag, draft, smoke, wind
flatus 7 noun blast of air wisp, whiff, emanation, gust, flurry, waft, draught
flatus 6 noun smell of an odor hint, breath, scent, trace, shade, blast
flatus 14 noun smell of an odor fume, odor, aroma, puff, trifle, snuff, sniff, gust, waft, dash, smack, soupçon, draught, inhalation
flawed 6 adj wrong; defective bad, confused, mistaken, sick, unfair, false
flawed 18 adj wrong; defective untoward, improper, awry, crooked, erring, erroneous, fallacious, faulty, foul, haywire, imperfect, inaccurate, inappropriate, incorrect, out of order, unlawful, unsuitable, glitched up
flawed 8 adj broken, not working injured, gone, shot, bent, hurt, down, sunk, totaled
flawed 28 adj broken, not working impaired, run-down, spoiled, imperfect, kaput, on the blink, on the fritz, unsound, flubbed, snafued, busted, blemished, dinged, marred, beat-up, fouled up, glitched, in need of repair, in poor condition, in smithereens, loused up, messed up, mucked up, no go, out of action, out of kilter, out of whack, screwed up
flawed 7 adj broken, not working damaged, injured, lacking, poor, sick, wanting, seconds
flawed 16 adj broken, not working unhealthy, deficient, inadequate, abnormal, unsound, insufficient, faulty, amiss, impaired, imperfect, incomplete, out of order, unfinished, blemished, on the bum, subnormal
flawed 9 adj imperfect, inadequate lacking, weak, bad, damaged, injured, rare, short, shy, wanting
flawed 29 adj imperfect, inadequate unsatisfactory, defective, scarce, inferior, impaired, insufficient, faulty, incomplete, skimpy, amiss, exiguous, infrequent, meager, scanty, second fiddle, second string, sketchy, unequal, unfinished, scant, found wanting, marred, not cut out for, not enough, not make it, not up to scratch, outta gas, third string, unassembled
flawed 4 adj socially impaired broken, sick, wounded, undermined
flawed 8 adj socially impaired debilitated, decayed, defective, deteriorated, inhibited, maladjusted, unfit, malfunctional
flawed 3 adj wrong, incorrect mistaken, off, false
flawed 19 adj wrong, incorrect untrue, inaccurate, spurious, specious, unsound, invalid, faulty, misguided, unfounded, amiss, askew, awry, defective, fallacious, inexact, all off, all wet, way off, wrong number
flawed 11 adj not working; incorrect damaged, broken, cracked, bad, injured, lemon, rank, sick, weak, wrong, false
flawed 37 adj not working; incorrect erroneous, inaccurate, defective, inadequate, deficient, invalid, insufficient, unreliable, leaky, incomplete, adulterated, amiss, awry, below par, blamable, debased, distorted, fallacious, fallible, frail, impaired, imperfect, inexact, lame, maimed, malformed, out of order, tainted, unfit, unsound, malfunctioning, imprecise, blemished, botched, marred, unretentive, warped
flawed 4 adj injured, faulty damaged, harmed, hurt, broken
flawed 11 adj injured, faulty defective, debilitated, down, spoiled, imperfect, kaput, on the blink, on the fritz, unsound, busted, marred
flawed 2 adj wrong mistaken, false
flawed 20 adj wrong erroneous, inaccurate, inappropriate, improper, unsound, untrue, unreliable, faulty, inexact, out, specious, unseemly, unsuitable, wide of the mark, counterfactual, imprecise, not trustworthy, unfitting, way off, wrong number
flawed 5 adj wanting, deficient short, needed, missing, without, needing
flawed 11 adj wanting, deficient inadequate, incomplete, impaired, defective, minus, coming up short, deprived of, not hacking it, not making it, sans, can't cut it
flawed 7 adj not well; flimsy fragile, dangerous, delicate, ill, mad, weak, false
flawed 38 adj not well; flimsy incorrect, illogical, erroneous, unhealthy, defective, insecure, unsafe, inaccurate, shaky, unstable, insane, unreliable, faulty, unbalanced, ailing, crazed, decrepit, demented, deranged, diseased, fallacious, frail, incongruous, infirm, insubstantial, invalid, lunatic, rickety, specious, unhinged, unsteady, unsubstantial, unwell, wobbly, tottering, in poor health, not solid, unbacked
flawed 3 adj indefensible unsound, illogical, unsupportable
flawed 4 verb distort, disfigure injure, damage, twist, ruin
flawed 21 verb distort, disfigure skew, cripple, impair, contort, maim, mutilate, mangle, deface, flaw, mar, knot, buckle, warp, blemish, batter, grimace, spoil, wince, misshape, gnarl, malform
flawed 7 verb mark, hurt injure, beat, scratch, brand, damage, cut, score
flawed 10 verb mark, hurt maim, traumatize, mar, disfigure, deface, flaw, blemish, stab, slash, pinch
flawed 4 verb deform damage, injure, ruin, twist
flawed 22 verb deform batter, blemish, buckle, contort, cripple, deface, disfigure, distort, flaw, grimace, impair, knot, maim, mangle, mar, mutilate, skew, spoil, warp, wince, gnarl, malform
flawless 5 adj spotless, intact perfect, absolute, entire, sound, whole
flawless 10 adj spotless, intact impeccable, unblemished, immaculate, unbroken, faultless, irreproachable, undamaged, unimpaired, unsullied, unmarred
fleet 4 adj quick in movement rapid, flying, fast, screaming
fleet 19 adj quick in movement speedy, brisk, swift, agile, breakneck, expeditious, hasty, lively, mercurial, meteoric, nimble, on the double, barreling, winged, expeditive, in nothing flat, like greased lightning, nimble-footed, speedball
fleet 3 noun group of ships formation, line, vessels
fleet 9 noun group of ships armada, navy, squadron, flotilla, argosy, tonnage, warships, naval force, sea power
flesh 7 noun body tissue, skin beef, muscle, meat, fat, weight, food, cells
flesh 9 noun body tissue, skin brawn, fatness, flesh and blood, corpuscles, sinews, plasm, protoplasm, plasma, thews
flesh 6 noun humankind people, race, world, humanity, mortality, stock
flesh 9 noun humankind physicality, sensuality, carnality, animality, human nature, Homo sapiens, human race, living creatures, physical nature
flexible 5 adj pliable, bendable soft, bending, plastic, stretch, yielding
flexible 25 adj pliable, bendable malleable, flexile, adjustable, ductile, elastic, formative, impressionable, limber, lithe, pliant, spongy, springy, supple, tractable, willowy, extensible, extensile, moldable, formable, like putty, stretchable, stretchy, tensile, tractile, whippy
flexible 3 adj adaptable, responsive gentle, open, variable
flexible 14 adj adaptable, responsive adjustable, amenable, complaisant, compliant, discretionary, docile, manageable, tractable, acquiescent, biddable, going every which way, hanging loose, like putty in hands, rolling with punches
flight 8 noun flying; journey shuttle, arrival, trip, transport, departure, jump, soaring, mounting
flight 11 noun flying; journey voyage, aeronautics, hop, aviation, navigation, gliding, winging, aerial navigation, avigation, take-off, volitation
flight 6 noun fleeing; departure powder, exit, escape, retreat, escaping, retreating
flight 14 noun fleeing; departure exodus, lam, escapement, beat, spring, getaway, break, breakout, slip, out, fugue, exfiltration, getaway car, running away
fling 6 noun casual throw shot, toss, pitch, cast, firing, launching
fling 6 noun casual throw lob, chuck, hurl, peg, heave, slinging
fling 9 noun unrestrained behavior essay, affair, try, trial, party, venture, attempt, fun, celebration
fling 13 noun unrestrained behavior splurge, indulgence, rampage, whirl, binge, orgy, stab, gamble, crack, go, spree, shot, good time
fling 7 verb throw with abandon dump, launch, fire, toss, pitch, send, cast
fling 12 verb throw with abandon lob, jerk, hurl, sling, heave, catapult, propel, chuck, shy, precipitate, peg, let fly
flirt 2 noun person who makes advances player, operator
flirt 13 noun person who makes advances vixen, siren, wanton, tease, philanderer, coquette, wolf, seducer, vamp, cruiser, trifler, swinger, heartbreaker
flirt 1 verb make advances toward someone fool
flirt 21 verb make advances toward someone tease, coquet, disport, banter, ogle, proposition, pitch, philander, dally, come on, pick up, eyeball, gam, bat eyes at, come hither, hit on, lead on, linger with, make a move, make a pass, wink at
flock 17 noun congregation colony, gathering, crowd, assembly, drove, cloud, group, army, crush, flight, company, drift, collection, host, mass, pack, scores
flock 12 noun congregation throng, brood, legion, herd, multitude, convoy, litter, progeny, rout, bevy, skein, gaggle
flock 6 verb congregate gather, group, crowd, collect, mass, troop
flock 4 verb congregate throng, converge, huddle, herd
flood 11 noun overwhelming flow, quantity flow, tide, stream, wave, plenty, bore, current, eager, drift, rush, pour
flood 26 noun overwhelming flow, quantity deluge, downpour, glut, spate, surge, torrent, freshet, profusion, superabundance, surplus, bounty, multitude, inundation, cataclysm, alluvion, excess, overflow, abundance, outpouring, flux, superfluity, cataract, tsunami, Niagara, drencher, outgushing
flood 6 verb inundate or submerge rush, overwhelm, flow, sweep, drown, fill
flood 15 verb inundate or submerge deluge, saturate, choke, swamp, engulf, overflow, oversupply, immerse, glut, surge, swarm, gush, whelm, brim over, pour over
floor 12 noun bottom of a room; level of a multistory building canvas, flooring, deck, ground, basement, stage, carpet, flat, story, landing, upstairs, boards
floor 8 noun bottom of a room; level of a multistory building rug, cellar, mezzanine, tier, nadir, mat, downstairs, lowest point
floor 9 verb perplex, confound level, beat, puzzle, drop, down, fell, defeat, throw, ground
floor 16 verb perplex, confound baffle, stump, dumbfound, bewilder, overthrow, disconcert, discomfit, conquer, flatten, prostrate, nonplus, bowl over, bring down, bring up short, knock down, lay low
flour 6 verb crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains pound, reduce, cover, file, dust, scatter
flour 16 verb crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains grate, pulverize, rasp, crunch, strew, bray, smash, scrape, grind, dredge, abrade, crumble, granulate, triturate, comminute, pestle
flour 7 verb smash by beating, crushing pound, buck, fragment, crush, beat, powder, mill
flour 20 verb smash by beating, crushing shatter, crunch, mull, bray, splinter, fragmentize, grind, granulate, grate, crumble, atomize, abrade, break up, triturate, comminute, pestle, contriturate, fragmentalize, levigate, micronize
flourish 2 noun curlicue, decoration twist, sweep
flourish 8 noun curlicue, decoration embellishment, ornamentation, quirk, plume, spiral, curl, garnish, furbelow
flourish 10 verb grow, prosper develop, succeed, boom, expand, thrive, flower, increase, score, go, arrive
flourish 18 verb grow, prosper blossom, multiply, bloom, augment, batten, wax, burgeon, amplify, come along, get ahead, get on, make out, do well, be on top of heap, bear fruit, go great guns, hit it big, live high on hog
flourish 4 verb wave about display, swing, sweep, shake
flourish 8 verb wave about twirl, wag, wield, brandish, swish, flaunt, flutter, vaunt
flower 5 noun bloom of a plant shoot, head, annual, cluster, spray
flower 12 noun bloom of a plant blossom, vine, perennial, efflorescence, posy, floret, spike, bud, herb, pompon, floweret, inflorescence
flower 8 noun best, choicest part prime, prize, top, height, pick, pride, elite, cream
flower 3 noun best, choicest part freshness, finest point, greatest point
flower 4 verb bloom, flourish unfold, thrive, blow, open
flower 7 verb bloom, flourish prosper, mature, blossom, burgeon, batten, effloresce, outbloom
flu 8 noun mild sickness illness, syndrome, disease, disorder, condition, complaint, bug, dose
flu 4 noun mild sickness malady, ache, indisposition, infirmity
flu 17 noun ailment, affliction stroke, illness, syndrome, Cancer, infection, virus, fever, epidemic, disorder, condition, temperature, fit, attack, complaint, collapse, spell, upset
flu 30 noun ailment, affliction malady, sickness, defect, plague, contamination, bug, inflammation, seizure, hemorrhage, unsoundness, distemper, feebleness, endemic, blight, breakdown, visitation, canker, decrepitude, ache, infirmity, debility, contagion, indisposition, misery, affection, unhealthiness, convulsions, ill health, pathosis, sickliness
flu 9 noun disease; bad health disability, virus, collapse, disorder, syndrome, complaint, fit, attack, dose
flu 22 noun disease; bad health malady, breakdown, disturbance, ailment, sickness, seizure, relapse, confinement, indisposition, malaise, affliction, prostration, bug, infirmity, ailing, ill health, convalescence, diseasedness, failing health, poor health, unhealth, what's going around
flu 2 noun upset stomach pain, gas
flu 9 noun upset stomach heartburn, nausea, flatulence, dyspepsia, acidosis, acid indigestion, digestive upset, dyspepsy, gaseous stomach
flu 5 noun contamination disease, epidemic, virus, pollution, corruption
flu 11 noun contamination bug, impurity, contagion, poison, defilement, germs, communicability, contagiousness, insanitation, septicity, what's going around
flu 4 noun weakness, sickness failing, fault, disease, disorder
flu 24 noun weakness, sickness malady, ailment, imperfection, deficiency, affliction, frailty, decrepitude, debility, debilitation, decay, feebleness, confinement, vulnerability, indisposition, malaise, shortcoming, defect, ailing, ill health, unwellness, unhealthiness, diseasedness, sickliness, unhealth
flu 12 noun disease illness, syndrome, Cancer, disability, virus, infection, epidemic, fever, disorder, complaint, attack, condition
flu 14 noun disease sickness, inflammation, affliction, blight, ache, infirmity, ailment, contagion, debility, distemper, plague, bug, affection, ill health
flu 4 noun infirmity fault, failing, disease, disorder
flu 35 noun infirmity vulnerability, ailment, fragility, defect, deficiency, shortcoming, affliction, decay, imperfection, unsoundness, flimsiness, malady, feebleness, frailness, weakness, delicacy, decrepitude, malaise, frailty, puniness, debility, debilitation, indisposition, confinement, ailing, delicateness, fragileness, unsubstantiality, weakliness, unhealthiness, unwellness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth
flu 4 noun infirmity fault, failing, disease, disorder
flu 35 noun infirmity vulnerability, ailment, fragility, defect, deficiency, shortcoming, affliction, decay, imperfection, unsoundness, flimsiness, malady, feebleness, frailness, weakness, delicacy, decrepitude, malaise, frailty, insubstantiality, debility, debilitation, indisposition, confinement, ailing, delicateness, fragileness, unsubstantiality, weakliness, unhealthiness, unwellness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth
flu 4 noun infirmity fault, failing, disease, disorder
flu 35 noun infirmity vulnerability, ailment, feebleness, fragility, defect, deficiency, shortcoming, affliction, decay, imperfection, flimsiness, malady, frailness, weakness, delicacy, decrepitude, confinement, frailty, insubstantiality, puniness, debility, debilitation, indisposition, malaise, ailing, delicateness, fragileness, unsubstantiality, weakliness, unhealthiness, unwellness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth
flu 4 noun infirmity disease, disorder, failing, fault
flu 35 noun infirmity affliction, ailing, ailment, confinement, debilitation, debility, decay, decrepitude, defect, deficiency, delicacy, delicateness, feebleness, flimsiness, fragileness, fragility, frailness, frailty, imperfection, indisposition, insubstantiality, malady, malaise, puniness, shortcoming, unsoundness, vulnerability, weakliness, weakness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth, unhealthiness, unwellness
flu 4 noun infirmity disease, disorder, failing, fault
flu 35 noun infirmity affliction, ailing, ailment, confinement, debilitation, debility, decay, decrepitude, defect, deficiency, delicacy, delicateness, feebleness, flimsiness, fragileness, fragility, frailness, frailty, imperfection, indisposition, insubstantiality, malady, malaise, puniness, shortcoming, unsoundness, unsubstantiality, vulnerability, weakness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth, unhealthiness, unwellness
fluctuation 2 noun vacillation variation, change
fluctuation 1 noun vacillation inconstancy
fluid 4 adj liquid flowing, running, melted, molten
fluid 10 adj liquid fluent, juicy, watery, lymphatic, aqueous, in solution, liquefied, runny, serous, uncongealed
fluid 5 adj adaptable, changeable flexible, variable, mobile, floating, shifting
fluid 11 adj adaptable, changeable unstable, unsettled, adjustable, indefinite, malleable, mercurial, mutable, unsteady, protean, changeful, fluctuating
fluid 3 noun liquid juice, cooler, solution
fluid 7 noun liquid broth, vapor, goo, liquor, aqua, goop, chaser
flush 6 adj flat even, square, level, smooth, plane, true
flush 2 adj flat horizontal, planate
flush 6 adj overflowing, abundant full, liberal, rich, close, generous, wealthy
flush 5 adj overflowing, abundant well-off, affluent, lavish, prodigal, opulent
flush 1 noun blush color
flush 7 noun blush freshness, glow, bloom, ruddiness, rosiness, pinkness, redness
flush 5 verb become or make pink or red burn, pink, color, rose, flame
flush 10 verb become or make pink or red suffuse, glow, mantle, rouge, crimson, blush, redden, color up, go red, pinken
flush 2 verb inundate with liquid wash, flood
flush 8 verb inundate with liquid drench, cleanse, rinse, expel, hose, eject, swab, douche
fly 20 verb take to the air, usually employing wings shoot, float, drift, travel, sail, reach, cross, climb, circle, operate, speed, rush, pilot, control, skirt, jet, soar, hurry, mount, fleet
fly 34 verb take to the air, usually employing wings take off, glide, flutter, swoop, dash, skim, barnstorm, hop, circumnavigate, maneuver, hover, dive, dart, whisk, flit, zoom, scud, whiz, buzz, wing, zip, whoosh, aviate, flat-hat, seagull, bend the throttle, jet out, jet over, remain aloft, sky out, take a hop, take flight, take wing, wing in
fly 13 verb run or pass swiftly shoot, rush, speed, race, pass, flee, tear, career, breeze, bolt, hurry, roll, barrel
fly 16 verb run or pass swiftly glide, elapse, hasten, flit, scamper, scoot, zoom, dart, dash, whiz, sprint, hustle, make off, go like the wind, run its course, slip away
fly 8 verb escape, flee break, withdraw, disappear, hide, skip, clear, bolt, avoid
fly 18 verb escape, flee take off, run, hightail, skedaddle, abscond, decamp, clear out, light out, make off, cut and run, get away, hasten away, make a getaway, make a quick exit, run for it, run from, steal away, take flight
focused 9 verb aim attention at direct, concentrate, put, meet, attract, join, center, fix, adjust
focused 22 verb aim attention at fixate, centralize, sweat, convene, fasten, sharpen, converge, spotlight, pinpoint, bring out, knuckle down, concenter, rivet, get detail, home in, home in on, hone in, key on, move in, pour it on, zero in, zoom in
fog 4 noun heavy mist that reduces visibility smoke, steam, cloud, film
fog 20 noun heavy mist that reduces visibility gloom, smog, vapor, murk, effluvium, obscurity, wisp, nebula, murkiness, smother, haze, grease, miasma, brume, soup, London fog, ground clouds, pea soup, smaze, visibility zero-zero
fog 1 noun mental unclarity confusion
fog 13 noun mental unclarity mist, vagueness, stupor, obscurity, trance, befuddlement, haze, daze, blindness, perplexity, maze, muddledness, muddlement
fog 4 verb muddle, obscure confuse, puzzle, blind, cloud
fog 17 verb muddle, obscure mystify, dim, bedim, darken, perplex, befuddle, muddy, eclipse, blur, bewilder, obfuscate, daze, stupefy, becloud, mist, addle, steam up
fold 9 noun double thickness gather, layer, bend, gathering, ridge, lap, tuck, turn, loop
fold 31 noun double thickness pleat, corrugation, convolution, crease, overlap, ruck, crimp, circumvolution, ruffle, plication, ply, wrinkle, furrow, rumple, pucker, cockle, plait, crinkle, plica, groove, rimple, knife-edge, flection, flexure, lapel, shirring, smocking, plicature, rivel, ruche, dog's ear
fold 7 verb lay in creases bend, tuck, purse, ridge, lap, double, gather
fold 26 verb lay in creases curl, crimp, knit, pleat, intertwine, overlay, overlap, ruck, replicate, hem, ruffle, wrinkle, furrow, crisp, pucker, cockle, plait, groove, crumple, plicate, telescope, corrugate, dog-ear, double over, ruche, turn under
fold 2 verb encase, enclose wrap, involve
fold 5 verb encase, enclose entwine, envelop, enfold, do up, wrap up
fold 5 verb fail, close collapse, crash, give, yield, break
fold 12 verb fail, close pauper, bust, impoverish, pauperize, crumple, go under, shut down, be ruined, become insolvent, go bankrupt, go bust, go into Chapter 11
folk 16 noun person's relations, acquaintances community, group, public, family, people, tribe, settlement, house, masses, nation, society, state, race, population, household, stock
folk 14 noun person's relations, acquaintances lineage, proletariat, kindred, kin, nationality, clan, confederation, body politic, menage, inhabitants, culture group, ethnic group, general public, ménage
folklore 5 noun tales from the past custom, wisdom, myth, legend, tradition
folklore 7 noun tales from the past superstition, fable, mythology, ballad, mythos, folk story, oral literature
follow 5 verb take the place of pursue, replace, succeed, result, chase
follow 14 verb take the place of supervene, supersede, displace, supplant, ensue, come from, postdate, be subsequent to, come after, come next, go after, go next, proceed from, spring from
follow 12 verb trail, pursue physically track, seek, accompany, attend, search, hunt, freeze, tail, tag, shadow, chase, onto
follow 27 verb trail, pursue physically concatenate, spook, draggle, convoy, persecute, dog, stalk, escort, hound, run down, string along, catenate, shag, tailgate, bring up the rear, come with, dog the footsteps of, give chase, go after, go with, put a tail on, run after, schlepp along, stick to, tag after, tag along, take out after
follow 15 verb act in accordance with attend, serve, support, adopt, watch, keep, reflect, observe, regard, mind, note, match, mirror, copy, comply
follow 28 verb act in accordance with conform, accord, obey, imitate, emulate, mimic, heed, harmonize, cultivate, abide by, string along, take after, adhere to, follow suit, be consistent with, be devoted to, be guided by, be in keeping, be interested in, do like, give allegiance to, hold fast, keep abreast of, keep an eye on, live up to, model on, pattern oneself upon, take as an example
follow 5 verb understand see, accept, appreciate, grasp, realize
follow 9 verb understand get, apprehend, dig, fathom, comprehend, catch, take in, catch on, get the picture
food 18 noun edible material feed, meat, drink, fare, cooking, meal, bread, table, menu, board, store, diet, provision, tuck, eats, keep, cheer, support
food 34 noun edible material cuisine, snack, foodstuff, grub, sustenance, groceries, slop, pabulum, bite, aliment, refreshment, comestible, larder, nutrition, fodder, nourishment, grit, mess, subsistence, ration, eatable, nutriment, handout, chow, entrée, fast food, vittles, viand, goodies, cookery, victual, home cooking, moveable feast, take out
fool 6 noun stupid or ridiculous person ass, victim, bore, turkey, innocent, silly
fool 41 noun stupid or ridiculous person stooge, jerk, idiot, sucker, clown, twit, buffoon, nitwit, moron, boob, nerd, clod, dunce, imbecile, lightweight, cretin, dolt, oaf, sap, nincompoop, bonehead, illiterate, dope, ninny, schlemiel, numskull, loon, blockhead, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, easy mark, fair game, fathead, goose, birdbrain, dunderhead, twerp, dumb ox, halfwit, lamebrain
fool 3 verb trick, mislead cheat, pretend, kid
fool 29 verb trick, mislead dupe, deceive, hoodwink, delude, trifle, flimflam, scam, diddle, gull, snow, hoax, outfox, bluff, spoof, con, bamboozle, make believe, put on, take in, play-act, chicane, fox, juke, jive, fake out, lead on, play a trick on, put one over on, suck in
foolish 8 adj nonsensical, idiotic crazy, stupid, fantastic, ridiculous, silly, mad, simple, weak
foolish 40 adj nonsensical, idiotic insane, irrational, ludicrous, unreasonable, preposterous, absurd, unwise, ill-advised, asinine, brainless, daffy, daft, dotty, fatuous, feebleminded, half-baked, half-witted, harebrained, imprudent, incautious, indiscreet, injudicious, jerky, loony, lunatic, moronic, nutty, senseless, short-sighted, unintelligent, wacky, witless, zany, dippy, doltish, ill-considered, imbecilic, kooky, cockamamy, nerdy
foot 1 noun extremity of an animate being pad
foot 2 noun extremity of an animate being hoof, paw
foot 2 noun base of an object foundation, bottom
foot 3 noun base of an object pier, nadir, lowest point
foot 1 noun twelve inches/30.48 centimeters measured square
foot 1 noun twelve inches/30.48 centimeters measured cubic
football 8 noun a sport soccer, rugby, American football, Association football, Canadian football, grid game, gridiron pastime, the pigskin sport
football 1 noun the ball used in football peanut
football 9 noun the ball used in football sphere, oval, pigskin, moleskin, porker, watermelon, pineapple, inflated oval, regulation football
forbid 10 verb outlaw, prohibit an action prevent, cancel, exclude, stop, restrict, deny, oppose, ban, block, check
forbid 33 verb outlaw, prohibit an action rule out, censor, freeze, deprive, enjoin, restrain, hinder, halt, proscribe, inhibit, disallow, impede, preclude, obstruct, embargo, stymie, veto, forestall, spike, obviate, nix, interdict, debar, taboo, withhold, hold up, shut down, shut out, forfend, declare illegal, lock up, put the chill on, say no
force 24 noun physical energy, power violence, effort, strength, enforcement, strain, speed, arm, impact, sock, potential, draft, might, tension, punch, pressure, impulse, trouble, stress, stimulus, momentum, push, muscle, steam, pains
force 23 noun physical energy, power fury, clout, impetus, coercion, brunt, sinew, conscription, compulsion, exaction, duress, vigor, extortion, potency, stuff, velocity, subjection, pow, horsepower, dynamism, constrait, full head of steam, strong arm, what it takes
force 18 noun mental power, energy capability, authority, requirement, point, influence, intensity, emphasis, effectiveness, ability, punch, validity, effect, pressure, determination, obligation, stress, drive, push
force 21 noun mental power, energy gumption, persuasiveness, cogency, coercion, sapience, bite, guts, willpower, puissance, fierceness, vehemence, dominance, duress, vigor, efficacy, competence, forcefulness, persistence, intestinal fortitude, impressiveness, validness
force 15 noun military organization patrol, army, guard, squad, troop, unit, division, shop, body, crew, cell, host, horses, reserves, soldiers
force 7 noun military organization battalion, armed forces, corps, regiment, legion, detachment, squadron
force 29 verb obligate to do something urge, charge, move, require, impose, compel, drive, restrict, pressure, drag, limit, demand, press, cause, order, make, insist, apply, exact, fix, draft, overcome, impress, burden, bind, contract, command, occasion, enforce
force 26 verb obligate to do something oblige, inflict, wrest, necessitate, coerce, enjoin, constrain, blackmail, wring, extort, choke, impel, obtrude, strong-arm, bear down, sandbag, pressurize, conscript, dragoon, concuss, shotgun, bear hard on, bring pressure to bear upon, pin down, put screws to, put squeeze on
force 8 verb use violence upon push, violate, blast, burst, twist, assault, squeeze, rape
force 16 verb use violence upon extort, defile, propel, wrest, pry, ravish, undo, jimmy, wrench, spoil, thrust, wring, break in, break open, bust open, crack open
forecast 8 noun prediction, often of weather or business projection, calculation, budget, estimate, guess, cast, planning, prescience
forecast 16 noun prediction, often of weather or business outlook, prognosis, foreknowledge, conjecture, anticipation, precognition, augury, forethought, foresight, prognostication, prophecy, divination, foretoken, foreseeing, prevision, foretelling
forecast 11 verb predict, guess calculate, conclude, anticipate, determine, estimate, figure, gather, reason, plan, demonstrate, divine
forecast 20 verb predict, guess foresee, portend, foretell, gauge, augur, conjecture, prophesy, predetermine, adumbrate, prognosticate, presage, infer, surmise, telegraph, call the turn, dope out, figure out, in the cards, see it coming, soothsay
forehead 2 noun brow front, temples
foreigner 4 noun person from another country alien, outsider, immigrant, stranger
foreigner 5 noun person from another country greenhorn, newcomer, outlander, fresh off the boat, incomer
forest 11 noun area with a large number of trees park, wood, jungle, timber, cover, shelter, woods, growth, stand, brake, chase
forest 12 noun area with a large number of trees woodland, thicket, coppice, grove, covert, backwoods, clump, copse, weald, timberland, wildwood, woodlot
forestry 8 noun forest management afforestation, arboriculture, silviculture, dendrology, forest ranging, forestation, ranger service, sylviculture
forge 10 verb counterfeit produce, fashion, trace, scratch, make, copy, invent, design, coin, frame
forge 11 verb counterfeit falsify, feign, fabricate, pirate, reproduce, imitate, duplicate, transcribe, fake, phony up, trump up
forge 11 verb make something from scratch form, create, construct, shape, build, fashion, beat, frame, work, invent, pound
forge 8 verb make something from scratch devise, hammer out, manufacture, contrive, fabricate, mold, put together, turn out
forget 1 verb not be able to remember blow
forget 13 verb not be able to remember obliterate, clean forget, consign to oblivion, dismiss from mind, disremember, draw a blank, fail to remember, let slip from memory, lose consciousness of, lose sight of, misrecollect, think no more of, escape one's memory
forget 8 verb leave behind ignore, fail, overlook, skip, discount, drop, slight, blink
forget 8 verb leave behind neglect, omit, trespass, disregard, overpass, pass over, transgress, lose sight of
forgiveness 4 noun pardon; end of blame grace, charity, quarter, overlooking
forgiveness 25 noun pardon; end of blame reprieve, mercy, remission, compassion, vindication, clemency, dispensation, amnesty, absolution, extenuation, lenity, exculpation, quittance, condonation, impunity, justification, acquittal, respite, purgation, lenience, indemnity, exoneration, immunity, palliation, remittal
fork 4 verb go separate ways angle, divide, part, split
fork 5 verb go separate ways bifurcate, diverge, branch off, divaricate, branch out
form 20 noun shape; arrangement style, fashion, pattern, system, design, mode, model, scheme, structure, plan, profile, cut, outline, figure, die, appearance, cast, construction, formation, framework
form 9 noun shape; arrangement silhouette, articulation, conformation, anatomy, embodiment, configuration, mold, contour, skeleton
form 13 noun animate body and its condition thing, shape, object, condition, phenomenon, figure, being, frame, person, health, build, fitness, outline
form 6 noun animate body and its condition trim, silhouette, fettle, physique, anatomy, torso
form 22 noun accepted procedure; ceremony style, fashion, behavior, process, practice, rule, regulation, manner, way, law, method, mode, ritual, habit, conduct, manners, custom, proceeding, convention, protocol, channels, ropes
form 15 noun accepted procedure; ceremony precept, layout, formality, setup, canon, propriety, etiquette, usage, rite, decorum, ceremonial, by the numbers, by the book, convenance, done thing
form 7 noun document that requires answers or information application, questionnaire, letter, paper, sheet, chart, blank
form 1 noun document that requires answers or information data sheet
form 19 noun type, kind sort, style, variety, practice, character, system, order, design, manner, way, arrangement, method, mode, description, grade, make, rank, class, species
form 4 noun type, kind semblance, stamp, manifestation, guise
form 9 noun organization, arrangement plan, scheme, order, structure, format, placement, proportion, framework, harmony
form 2 noun organization, arrangement symmetry, orderliness
form 34 verb bring into existence; make, produce compose, organize, develop, complete, create, work, construct, constitute, assemble, set, design, build, found, establish, plan, fashion, frame, invent, shape, perfect, plot, cut, pattern, fix, scheme, finish, trace, structure, arrange, outline, conceive, project, cast, model
form 21 verb bring into existence; make, produce set up, forge, devise, contrive, cultivate, mold, concoct, erect, manufacture, fabricate, consummate, block out, bring about, cook up, dream up, hammer out, knock off, make up, put together, turn out, throw together
form 7 verb come into being; arise acquire, set, develop, appear, rise, settle, grow
form 14 verb come into being; arise materialize, condense, eventuate, harden, mature, accumulate, show up, crystallize, become a reality, become visible, fall into place, shape up, take on character, take shape
form 5 verb educate, discipline school, instruct, train, teach, rear
form 3 verb educate, discipline breed, bring up, give character
form 3 verb comprise, be a part of constitute, make, compose
form 4 verb comprise, be a part of figure in, make up, serve as, act as
formal 17 adj established, orderly precise, academic, explicit, legal, strict, proper, express, set, official, regular, ritual, approved, confirmed, conventional, directed, fixed, stereotyped
formal 16 adj established, orderly solemn, ceremonial, ceremonious, decorous, lawful, methodical, prescribed, pro forma, punctilious, rigid, ritualistic, stately, systematic, stereotypical, ceremonialistic, formalistic
formal 5 adj stiff, affected, correct precise, conventional, distant, exact, reserved
formal 16 adj stiff, affected, correct polite, nominal, aloof, by the numbers, ceremonious, decorous, prim, punctilious, seemly, sententious, stilted, stuffy, unbending, straight arrow, playing the game, starched
format 13 noun layout, plan scheme, form, pattern, arrangement, shape, composition, size, look, figure, makeup, formation, formula, dimensions
format 2 noun layout, plan setup, configuration
formation 20 noun composition, establishment development, evolution, creation, arrangement, production, construction, design, pattern, structure, figure, generation, rank, constitution, deposit, makeup, order, architecture, organization, grouping, forming
formation 12 noun composition, establishment embodiment, induction, genesis, manufacture, compilation, disposition, configuration, fabrication, dispersal, synthesis, accumulation, crystallization
former 11 adj previous in time or order old, departed, ancient, past, prior, above, first, earlier, late, once, sometime
former 15 adj previous in time or order erstwhile, anterior, antecedent, bygone, aforesaid, foregoing, one-time, preceding, quondam, aforementioned, ex-, long ago, long gone, of yore, whilom
formula 12 noun set preparation; rule, recipe code, custom, way, method, direction, description, form, prescription, equation, ritual, principle, procedure
formula 13 noun set preparation; rule, recipe creed, canon, credo, precept, rubric, theorem, rite, blueprint, maxim, rote, modus operandi, formulary, specifications
formulate 17 verb plan, specify systematically map, develop, prepare, draft, define, evolve, work, frame, express, detail, invent, couch, compose, put, phrase, coin, make
formulate 18 verb plan, specify systematically devise, codify, forge, work out, draw up, originate, concoct, systematize, particularize, contrive, vamp, indite, hatch, cook up, dream up, make up, give form to, set down
fortune 9 noun wealth, possessions substance, estate, treasure, riches, portion, capital, property, worth, resources
fortune 5 noun wealth, possessions prosperity, inheritance, opulence, affluence, gold mine
fortune 12 noun fate, lot in life life, star, expectation, hazard, circumstances, accident, success, chance, experience, portion, luck, history
fortune 26 noun fate, lot in life fortuity, destiny, kismet, providence, break, fluke, luckiness, doom, certainty, karma, contingency, lucky break, fortunateness, Moirai, fighting chance, wheel of fortune, fifty-fifty, good break, lucked into, lucked out, lucky hit, roll of the dice, run of luck, streak of luck, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles
forum 7 noun meeting conference, gathering, seminar, convention, assembly, council, rally
forum 7 noun meeting symposium, conclave, congress, convocation, congregation, colloquium, get-together
forum 10 noun setting framework, agency, mechanism, medium, means, scene, place, vehicle, channel, stage
forum 5 noun setting venue, apparatus, backdrop, avenue, meeting place
forward 5 adj advancing, early leading, ahead, forth, progressive, progressing
forward 7 adj advancing, early onward, precocious, premature, forward-looking, in advance, propulsive, well-developed
forward 4 adj in front, first leading, advance, head, front
forward 5 adj in front, first anterior, fore, foremost, facial, ventral
forward 9 adj brash, impertinent wise, familiar, pushing, assuming, smart, bold, aggressive, confident, fresh
forward 20 adj brash, impertinent bantam, presuming, brazen, audacious, cheeky, impudent, nervy, overweening, pert, presumptuous, pushy, rude, sassy, saucy, self-assertive, uppity, smart-alecky, bare-faced, coming on strong, overassertive
forward 7 adv toward the front in order, time along, ahead, out, forth, before, on, previous
forward 12 adv toward the front in order, time onward, ante, fore, beforehand, alee, antecedently, in advance, into prominence, into view, precedently, to the fore, vanward
forward 14 verb aid, expedite promote, advance, help, support, assist, serve, back, favor, encourage, foster, further, hurry, speed, champion
forward 3 verb aid, expedite uphold, hasten, cultivate
forward 7 verb send, ship transmit, express, deliver, address, route, post, transport
forward 4 verb send, ship dispatch, remit, consign, freight
fossil 3 noun organic remains of a previous time trace, impression, deposit
fossil 8 noun organic remains of a previous time specimen, relic, skeleton, reconstruction, neolith, eolith, paleolith, petrifaction
foster 10 verb promote, support feed, advance, champion, serve, back, encourage, nurse, forward, further, stimulate
foster 6 verb promote, support uphold, harbor, cherish, nurture, cultivate, foment
foster 11 verb give care or accommodation to raise, favor, house, assist, serve, shelter, entertain, sustain, nurse, rear, help
foster 9 verb give care or accommodation to nourish, oblige, cherish, lodge, harbor, bring up, care for, minister to, take care of
foundation 11 noun basis for something physical or mental infrastructure, support, authority, base, bottom, root, bed, reason, foot, stay, ground
foundation 18 noun basis for something physical or mental groundwork, bedrock, heart, footing, justification, nitty-gritty, guts, prop, substratum, basics, nub, bottom line, brass tacks, nuts and bolts, underpinning, substructure, understructure, ABCs
foundation 8 noun established institution corporation, company, society, organization, establishment, association, charity, settlement
foundation 7 noun established institution institute, endowment, plantation, inauguration, guild, trusteeship, set-up
fountain 12 noun source, often of liquid stream, origin, spring, mine, jet, pump, cause, play, spray, inspiration, well, root
fountain 14 noun source, often of liquid geyser, reservoir, font, wellspring, provenance, lode, inception, fount, spout, gush, provenience, wellhead, mainspring, bubbler
fowl 5 noun domesticated bird chicken, turkey, game, duck, bird
fowl 7 noun domesticated bird chick, cock, goose, pheasant, hen, capon, rooster
fox 1 noun attractive woman angel
fox 27 noun attractive woman babe, doll, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, tomato, centerfold, peach, pin-up, cupcake, bunny, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamor girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny, sex pot
fox 1 noun attractive woman angel
fox 27 noun attractive woman dish, babe, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, bunny, tomato, centerfold, peach, sexpot, pin-up, cupcake, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamour girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny
fox 3 verb trick, mislead cheat, pretend, kid
fox 28 verb trick, mislead dupe, deceive, hoodwink, delude, trifle, flimflam, scam, diddle, gull, snow, hoax, outfox, bluff, spoof, con, bamboozle, make believe, put on, take in, play-act, chicane, juke, jive, fake out, lead on, play a trick on, put one over on, suck in
fox 5 verb get the better of; figure out before another cap, cheat, confuse, defeat, trick
fox 36 verb get the better of; figure out before another baffle, bamboozle, beat, bewilder, circumvent, con, deceive, defraud, dupe, finagle, gull, have, hoax, hoodwink, mislead, outdo, outfox, outmaneuver, overreach, swindle, take in, top, worst, outthink, end-run, fake out, goose, lead astray, make a fool of, make a monkey of, outgeneral, outguess, outjockey, pull a fast one on, put one over on, run circles around
fox 4 verb surpass beat, exceed, best, better
fox 19 verb surpass total, eclipse, outstrip, transcend, excel, outshine, overrun, clobber, outdo, finagle, bash, outfox, shut out, goose, be first, blow away, fake out, go beyond, run circles around
fox 1 noun dog wolf
fox 10 noun dog mutt, cur, chow, hound, pooch, pup, dingo, hyena, coyote, lobo
fox 9 verb deceive cheat, confuse, have, trick, top, beat, worst, cap, defeat
fox 32 verb deceive deceive, outfox, outmaneuver, gull, hoax, circumvent, defraud, bewilder, outsmart, finagle, bamboozle, baffle, overreach, gyp, hoodwink, swindle, dupe, mislead, outdo, con, take in, outthink, outgeneral, goose, outguess, end run, fake out, figure out, jip, juke, lead astray, outjockey
fox 8 verb outwit cheat, confuse, have, trick, top, worst, cap, defeat
fox 32 verb outwit outmaneuver, baffle, outfox, deceive, outdo, circumvent, bamboozle, dupe, gull, defraud, bewilder, finagle, beat, overreach, gyp, hoodwink, swindle, hoax, mislead, con, outthink, take in, outgeneral, goose, outguess, end run, fake out, figure out, jip, juke, lead astray, outjockey
fox 8 verb outwit cap, cheat, confuse, defeat, have, top, trick, worst
fox 32 verb outwit baffle, bamboozle, beat, bewilder, circumvent, con, deceive, defraud, dupe, finagle, gull, gyp, hoax, hoodwink, mislead, outdo, outfox, outmaneuver, outsmart, overreach, swindle, take in, end run, fake out, figure out, goose, jip, juke, lead astray, outgeneral, outguess, outjockey
fox 5 noun pest insect, fly, rat, snake, mice
fox 10 noun pest weasel, rodent, ant, mosquito, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede
fraction 12 noun part portion, chunk, half, division, cut, end, fragment, section, share, slice, piece, bite
fraction 11 noun incomplete number portion, ratio, division, slice, fragment, section, part, partial, bit, piece, segment
fraction 2 noun incomplete number subdivision, quotient
fragile 4 adj breakable, dainty weak, delicate, fine, slight
fragile 16 adj breakable, dainty feeble, frail, brittle, crisp, crumbly, decrepit, flimsy, friable, infirm, insubstantial, unsound, frangible, shivery, weakly, fracturable, shatterable
fragment 12 noun part, chip particle, chunk, portion, bit, piece, cut, end, bite, share, slice, grain, fraction
fragment 16 noun part, chip lump, remnant, shred, hunk, scrap, sliver, shiver, ace, minim, morsel, gob, job, atom, crumb, iota, smithereen
fragment 3 verb break into pieces divide, burst, split
fragment 11 verb break into pieces disintegrate, splinter, rive, smash, shatter, crumble, shiver, disunite, rend, split up, come apart
fragrant 1 adj smelling pleasant sweet
fragrant 16 adj smelling pleasant spicy, aromatic, perfumed, delicious, savory, ambrosial, balmy, delectable, delightful, odorous, redolent, aromal, odoriferous, perfumy, sweet-scented, sweet-smelling
frame 20 noun skeleton, casing body, fabric, framework, cage, structure, trim, support, system, setting, build, scheme, trimming, shell, form, construction, stage, outline, mount, architecture, mounting
frame 12 noun skeleton, casing physique, scaffolding, groundwork, flounce, truss, enclosure, hem, carcass, anatomy, fringe, scaffold, valance
frame 14 verb build construct, fashion, raise, form, mount, back, produce, constitute, assemble, invent, model, panel, border, make
frame 13 verb build fabricate, mold, enclose, erect, manufacture, institute, forge, mat, put together, set up, shingle, lath, encase
frame 10 verb compose, plan outline, prepare, shape, form, make, invent, write, draft, design, conceive
frame 14 verb compose, plan sketch, concoct, devise, formulate, draw up, indite, contrive, hatch, vamp, block out, cook up, dream up, make up, map out
franchise 6 noun authority, right charter, patent, freedom, privilege, vote, ballot
franchise 5 noun authority, right prerogative, exemption, suffrage, immunity, authorization
frank 11 adj completely honest real, natural, bold, familiar, straight, direct, free, plain, open, apparent, easy
frank 34 adj completely honest blunt, brazen, upright, aboveboard, artless, candid, downright, flat-out, forthright, guileless, ingenuous, matter-of-fact, naive, outright, outspoken, scrupulous, sincere, straightforward, transparent, truthful, unconcealed, uninhibited, unreserved, unrestricted, up front, heart-to-heart, bare-faced, call a spade a spade, from the hip, lay it on the line, like it is, plain-spoken, saying what one thinks, undisguised
fraud 4 noun trickery, deception cheat, sell, string, line
fraud 43 noun trickery, deception scam, blackmail, hoax, deceit, misrepresentation, extortion, graft, spuriousness, duplicity, fake, sting, shakedown, artifice, racket, imposture, double-dealing, song, chicanery, skunk, flimflam, craft, hocus-pocus, treachery, hustle, swindle, guile, smoke, sham, con, hanky-panky, song and dance, dupery, barratry, chicane, fraudulence, bamboozlement, duping, fast one, fast shuffle, fourberie, hoodwinking, sharp practice, swindling
fraud 2 noun person who is false, deceitful cheat, mechanic
fraud 22 noun person who is false, deceitful forger, crook, sham, fake, counterfeit, bastard, mountebank, racketeer, phony, pretender, quack, deceiver, impostor, swindler, charlatan, shark, four-flusher, double-dealer, hoaxer, bluffer, horse trader, play actor
freckle 4 noun small discoloration on skin sprinkle, patch, pit, dot
freckle 13 noun small discoloration on skin blemish, blotch, mole, stipple, speck, speckle, pockmark, pock, lentigo, daisy, pepper, pigmentation, macula
free 17 adj without charge complimentary, paper, freebie, handout, free ride, gratis, gratuitous, on the house, unpaid, unrecompensed, comp, chargeless, costless, for love, for nothing, free of cost, on the cuff
free 15 adj unrestrained personally independent, clear, loose, able, easy, open, liberal, relaxed, escaped, familiar, forward, permitted, casual, informal, allowed
free 25 adj unrestrained personally unrestricted, unfettered, disengaged, frank, fancy-free, footloose, lax, unattached, uncommitted, unconfined, unconstrained, unimpeded, unobstructed, unregulated, at large, liberated, at liberty, free-spirited, free-wheeling, off the hook, on the loose, unengaged, unhampered, untrammeled, on one's own
free 4 adj unrestrained politically independent, separate, democratic, freed
free 16 adj unrestrained politically autonomous, sovereign, self-governing, autarchic, individualistic, unconstrained, liberated, emancipated, enfranchised, at liberty, autonomic, self-directing, self-ruling, sui juris, unenslaved, unregimented
free 6 adj not busy; unoccupied available, clear, loose, empty, spare, extra
free 11 adj not busy; unoccupied unused, unemployed, idle, uninhabited, unobstructed, vacant, unimpeded, at leisure, not tied down, unengaged, unhampered
free 5 adj generous, unsparing eager, willing, big, liberal, handsome
free 10 adj generous, unsparing lavish, prodigal, big-hearted, bountiful, charitable, hospitable, munificent, bounteous, open-handed, unstinging
free 8 verb liberate, let go rescue, clear, relieve, release, dismiss, save, loose, deliver
free 37 verb liberate, let go parole, pardon, extricate, acquit, discharge, ransom, unbind, loosen, reprieve, demobilize, spring, absolve, undo, disengage, redeem, untie, enfranchise, unleash, manumit, bail, emancipate, bail out, cut loose, let off, turn out, unchain, disenthrall, disimprison, let loose, let off the hook, let out, put on the street, set free, turn loose, uncage, unfetter, unfix
free 7 verb take burden from rescue, clear, relieve, deliver, excuse, rid, empty
free 19 verb take burden from extricate, exempt, discharge, ransom, decontaminate, disentangle, disembarrass, unload, undo, disengage, redeem, unlade, disencumber, unpack, unburden, cast off, cut loose, put off, unshackle
freedom 17 noun independence, license to do as one wants right, ability, power, flexibility, privilege, opportunity, bent, facility, sweep, liberty, scope, play, margin, rope, range, swing, abandon
freedom 22 noun independence, license to do as one wants exemption, immunity, indulgence, abandonment, leeway, prerogative, laxity, discretion, latitude, compass, profligacy, rein, unrestraint, carte blanche, free rein, elbowroom, full play, full swing, laissez faire, own accord, plenty of rope, rampancy
freedom 10 noun political independence autonomy, democracy, relief, privilege, release, sovereignty, rescue, liberty, delivery, franchise
freedom 26 noun political independence exemption, self-determination, liberation, emancipation, self-government, immunity, prerogative, salvage, autarchy, impunity, disengagement, deliverance, abolition, probation, discharge, manumission, parole, salvation, redemption, home rule, citizenship, enfranchisement, abolitionism, disimprisonment, extriction, representative government
freedom 4 noun easy attitude facility, ease, abandon, license
freedom 21 noun easy attitude openness, presumption, familiarity, laxity, spontaneity, frankness, informality, candor, boldness, impertinence, brazenness, forwardness, disrespect, readiness, unconstraint, forthrightness, ingenuousness, directness, lack of reserve, lack of restraint, overfamiliarity
freeze 2 verb make cold enough to become solid chill, bite
freeze 13 verb make cold enough to become solid refrigerate, stiffen, pierce, benumb, frost, harden, congeal, solidify, nip, glaciate, chill to the bone, ice over, ice up
freeze 3 verb stop fix, suspend, discourage
freeze 6 verb stop hold up, depress, inhibit, dishearten, dampen, peg
freight 10 noun goods being shipped transportation, shipping, load, weight, bulk, haul, burden, contents, pack, packages
freight 13 noun goods being shipped carriage, consignment, shipment, payload, merchandise, lading, encumbrance, wares, conveyance, ballast, fardel, tonnage, bales
frequency 4 noun commonness, repetitiveness density, number, beat, rhythm
frequency 13 noun commonness, repetitiveness prevalence, recurrence, regularity, repetition, abundance, constancy, oscillation, reiteration, iteration, pulsation, persistence, periodicity, frequentness
frequent 10 adj common, repeated constant, numerous, usual, expected, general, everyday, familiar, many, thick, various
frequent 23 adj common, repeated commonplace, intermittent, recurrent, persistent, incessant, periodic, continual, manifold, customary, habitual, monotonous, numberless, perpetual, profuse, redundant, successive, ubiquitous, pleonastic, reiterative, reiterated, iterated, recurring, a good many
frequent 3 verb be a regular customer of affect, attend, resort
frequent 17 verb be a regular customer of haunt, overrun, patronize, play, revisit, hit, infest, drop in, hang around, attend regularly, be at home in, be found at, be often in, go to, hang about, hang out at, visit often
fresh 16 adj new, just produced different, unusual, late, raw, natural, original, recent, beginning, contemporary, current, latest, modern, novel, now, radical, young
fresh 28 adj new, just produced crisp, hot, green, brand-new, comer, crude, gleaming, glistening, immature, mint, modernistic, newborn, newfangled, sparkling, state-of-the-art, unconventional, unprocessed, unseasoned, untouched, up-to-date, virginal, youthful, hot off the press, just out, neoteric, the latest, this season's, what's happening
fresh 10 adj additional further, new, extra, another, else, farther, increased, more, other, added
fresh 3 adj additional renewed, auxiliary, supplementary
fresh 12 adj refreshing to the senses colorful, pure, sweet, clear, stiff, bright, clean, quick, sharp, cool, fair, stimulating
fresh 11 adj refreshing to the senses crisp, vivid, bracing, brisk, definite, invigorating, spanking, sparkling, not stale, uncontaminated, unpolluted
fresh 13 adj energetic, healthy bright, good, clear, active, fair, relieved, rested, restored, stimulated, vital, young, relaxed, bouncing
fresh 28 adj energetic, healthy vigorous, lively, alert, blooming, chipper, florid, glowing, hardy, keen, revived, rosy, ruddy, sprightly, spry, unused, verdant, wholesome, unwearied, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, dewy, invigorated, like new, refreshed, rehabilitated, undimmed, unfaded, unwithered
fresh 4 adj inexperienced raw, natural, new, young
fresh 11 adj inexperienced green, artless, callow, uncultivated, unskilled, untrained, untried, unversed, youthful, unpracticed, tenderfooted
fresh 4 adj sassy, brazen familiar, bold, forward, wise
fresh 15 adj sassy, brazen smart, cheeky, disrespectful, flip, flippant, impertinent, impudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, rude, saucy, snippy, smart-alecky
freshman 1 noun first-year student undergraduate
freshman 7 noun first-year student novice, rookie, greenhorn, beginner, underclassman, undergrad, frosh
friend 9 noun confidant, companion colleague, buddy, associate, partner, cousin, ally, intimate, familiar, mate
friend 19 noun confidant, companion acquaintance, companion, roommate, crony, cohort, comrade, chum, sidekick, compatriot, spare, schoolmate, pal, consort, alter ego, soul mate, classmate, playmate, well-wisher, bosom buddy
friend 5 noun benefactor patron, associate, advocate, supporter, ally
friend 5 noun benefactor backer, partisan, adherent, accomplice, well-wisher
friendly 14 adj intimate, companionable good, helpful, familiar, loyal, favorable, peaceful, loving, welcoming, kind, tender, close, thick, civil, attached
friendly 31 adj intimate, companionable sympathetic, cordial, beneficial, amiable, affectionate, receptive, neighborly, affable, attentive, amicable, chummy, faithful, sociable, auspicious, benevolent, benign, conciliatory, convivial, fond, genial, kindly, outgoing, peaceable, propitious, solicitous, buddy-buddy, clubby, comradely, confiding, on good terms, well-disposed
friendship 14 noun companionship love, agreement, understanding, society, harmony, alliance, favor, attraction, company, regard, consideration, association, league, coalition
friendship 29 noun companionship pact, accord, devotion, closeness, good will, intimacy, rapport, affection, solidarity, amiability, concord, sociability, esteem, consonance, familiarity, sodality, affinity, fondness, attachment, amity, favoritism, partiality, fusion, empathy, benevolence, friendliness, amicability, comity, acquaintanceship
frighten 6 verb shock, scare discourage, alarm, cow, panic, chill, stiff
frighten 36 verb shock, scare dismay, dishearten, terrorize, perturb, intimidate, appall, unnerve, astound, agitate, deter, faze, startle, demoralize, disconcert, horrify, daunt, awe, petrify, terrify, disquiet, affright, repel, spook, bulldoze, unhinge, browbeat, discomfort, chill to the bone, curdle the blood, disburb, make blood run cold, make teeth chatter, scare away, scare off, scare to death, strike terror into
frightening 5 adj fearsome formidable, redoubtable, disheartening, daunting, rebarbative
frog 5 noun jumping amphibian toad, bullfrog, croaker, caecilian, polliwog
front 6 adj lead, beginning head, leading, forward, advanced, first, ahead
front 11 adj lead, beginning frontal, anterior, obverse, fore, foremost, topmost, facial, headmost, in the foreground, vanward, ventral
front 9 noun forward, beginning part of something top, head, face, van, lead, bow, facing, forehead, breast
front 15 noun forward, beginning part of something façade, anterior, frontage, frontal, brow, frontispiece, fore, vanguard, exterior, obverse, facade, front line, foreground, forepart, proscenium
front 15 noun appearance put on for show presence, air, face, blind, bearing, figure, show, cover, manner, aspect, port, coloring, mask, expression, display
front 15 noun appearance put on for show façade, exterior, disguise, fake, pretext, mien, phony, countenance, veil, cover-up, demeanor, carriage, put-on, window dressing, facade
front 7 verb look out on to overlook, confront, cover, face, meet, border, encounter
front 2 verb look out on to overlay, look over
frozen 1 adj very cold chilled
frozen 11 adj very cold ice-cold, icy, frigid, numb, arctic, iced, frosted, Siberian, antarctic, ice-covered, icebound
frozen 3 adj stopped fixed, rooted, suspended
frozen 4 adj stopped petrified, stock-still, pegged, turned to stone
frugal 5 adj economical careful, saving, sparing, tight, preserving
frugal 21 adj economical prudent, meticulous, thrifty, canny, stingy, spartan, abstemious, chary, discreet, meager, parsimonious, penny-pinching, provident, tightwad, wary, conserving, mingy, niggardly, penny-wise, scrimping, unwasteful
fruit 7 noun edible part of vegetative growth developed after flowering product, nut, crop, produce, grain, harvest, yield
fruit 3 noun edible part of vegetative growth developed after flowering berry, pome, drupe
fruit 10 noun result of labor reward, return, advantage, profit, pay, effect, benefit, result, consequence, outcome
frustration 4 noun disappointment, thwarting failure, blow, defeat, blocking
frustration 26 noun disappointment, thwarting annoyance, grievance, resentment, irritation, dissatisfaction, chagrin, disgruntlement, setback, contravention, letdown, obstruction, drag, circumvention, fizzle, bummer, hindrance, impediment, vexation, downer, bitter pill, foiling, curbing, nonfulfillment, nonsuccess, old one-two, unfulfillment
fuel 6 noun something providing energy electricity, food, material, gas, means, juice
fuel 7 noun something providing energy ammunition, incitement, provocation, combustible, nourishment, encouragement, propellant
fuel 8 verb give energy to feed, sustain, service, supply, fire, gas, charge, fan
fuel 8 verb give energy to inflame, incite, nourish, tank up, fill up, gas up, stoke up, fill 'er up
full 15 adj brimming, filled entire, complete, crowded, big, sufficient, adequate, intact, packed, bursting, satisfied, padded, burdened, loaded, stuffed, stocked
full 35 adj brimming, filled chock-full, saturated, lavish, jammed, laden, teeming, abounding, replete, impregnated, overflowing, abundant, competent, extravagant, plentiful, profuse, voluminous, awash, bounteous, brimful, chockablock, plenteous, weighted, crammed, imbued, sated, suffused, surfeited, glutted, gorged, satiated, jam-packed, jammed full, packed like sardines, plethoric, running over
full 14 adj thorough perfect, entire, detailed, complete, comprehensive, maximum, generous, broad, extensive, whole, adequate, absolute, particular, minute
full 17 adj thorough exhaustive, unabridged, itemized, integral, abundant, all-inclusive, ample, circumstantial, copious, plenary, plentiful, unlimited, blow-by-blow, plenteous, particularized, choate, clocklike
full 5 adj deep in sound clear, rich, rounded, distinct, loud
full 2 adj deep in sound resonant, throaty
full 1 adj satiated in hunger stuffed
full 8 adj satiated in hunger satiate, jaded, surfeited, sated, gorged, glutted, lousy with, up to here
fun 2 adj good, happy pleasant, entertaining
fun 8 adj good, happy enjoyable, amusing, lively, boisterous, convivial, merry, witty, diverting
fun 13 noun amusement, play joke, celebration, joy, pleasure, sport, laughter, entertainment, treat, riot, holiday, cheer, joking, grins
fun 39 noun amusement, play enjoyment, pastime, distraction, picnic, nonsense, gaiety, absurdity, playfulness, rejoicing, frolic, festivity, ball, merrymaking, merriment, diversion, game, relaxation, blast, tomfoolery, solace, jocularity, recreation, romp, horseplay, jollity, mirth, escapade, gambol, big time, high jinks, jesting, buffoonery, junketing, whoopee, foolery, clowning, good time, living it up, romping
function 33 noun capacity, job duty, affair, task, power, service, work, business, action, part, responsibility, purpose, behavior, activity, objective, role, operation, exercise, situation, province, use, target, office, goal, object, concern, mission, mark, charge, faculty, post, utility, employment, occupation
function 1 noun capacity, job raison d'être
function 6 noun social occasion affair, gathering, meeting, reception, party, celebration
function 2 noun social occasion do, get-together
function 11 verb perform, work react, operate, serve, behave, do, run, move, cook, take, act, go
function 13 verb perform, work percolate, officiate, officialize, act the part, be in action, be in commission, be in operation, be running, do duty, get with it, go to town, take care of business, do one's thing
functional 3 adj working practical, useful, utility
functional 7 adj working utilitarian, handy, occupational, operative, practicable, serviceable, utile
fund 9 noun repository, reserve foundation, supply, capital, trust, stock, mine, source, store, inventory
fund 9 noun repository, reserve treasury, endowment, reservoir, vein, kitty, armamentarium, hoard, pool, storehouse
fund 6 verb provide money for finance, support, back, promote, stake, float
fund 10 verb provide money for subsidize, bankroll, endow, grubstake, patronize, juice, capitalize, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab
funeral 2 noun ceremony for the dead planting, services
funeral 13 noun ceremony for the dead burial, cremation, requiem, entombment, inhumation, interment, sepulture, last rites, obsequies, solemnities, obit, exequies, funeration
fungus 5 noun disease; plague dump, evil, sight, corruption, pollution
fungus 16 noun disease; plague mildew, decay, scourge, eyesore, canker, pest, affliction, curse, pestilence, withering, bane, contamination, woe, rot, infestation, blot on the landscape
fungus 2 noun tumor Cancer, swelling
fungus 11 noun tumor outgrowth, polyp, lump, parasite, excrescence, mole, fibrousness, wen, thickening, cancroid, fibrous tissue
fungus 1 noun muck, gelled waste mud
fungus 8 noun muck, gelled waste sludge, goo, mire, scum, ooze, gunk, mucus, glop
fungus 5 noun rising agent froth, foam, catalyst, leavening, fermenter
fungus 2 noun leaven ferment, leavening
funny 8 adj comical, humorous ridiculous, silly, entertaining, riot, gay, rich, joking, screaming
funny 36 adj comical, humorous whimsical, droll, ludicrous, playful, amusing, hilarious, absurd, gas, humdinger, killing, antic, slapstick, jolly, blithe, capricious, clever, facetious, farcical, good-humored, hysterical, jocose, jocular, laughable, merry, mirthful, priceless, riotous, risible, sportive, waggish, witty, diverting, for grins, gelastic, knee-slapper, side-splitting
funny 9 adj odd, peculiar unusual, strange, mysterious, curious, weird, fantastic, puzzling, remarkable, suspicious
funny 4 adj odd, peculiar bizarre, queer, dubious, perplexing
fur 7 noun hair on animals jacket, coat, skin, hide, down, pile, brush
fur 6 noun hair on animals wool, pelt, fluff, fuzz, lint, pelage
furniture 16 noun household property goods, sofa, bed, couch, equipment, desk, table, chair, chest, bureau, possession, appointment, effect, cabinet, counter, thing
furniture 16 noun household property appliance, bookcase, furnishing, cupboard, sideboard, stool, dresser, chattel, commode, buffet, wardrobe, hutch, davenport, fittings, movables, highboy
fuss 17 noun disturbance, trouble confusion, controversy, excitement, argument, worry, row, objection, fight, storm, stir, dispute, complaint, scene, difficulty, bother, upset, display
fuss 26 noun disturbance, trouble stink, flap, ruckus, commotion, hassle, furor, agitation, to-do, perturbation, altercation, ado, turmoil, squabble, flurry, stew, broil, flutter, fret, unrest, palaver, quarrel, bustle, falling-out, bickering, kick-up, wingding
futile 2 adj hopeless, pointless empty, exhausted
futile 41 adj hopeless, pointless fruitless, worthless, impractical, ineffective, vain, insufficient, hollow, ineffectual, useless, unsuccessful, unproductive, unprofitable, trivial, abortive, barren, bootless, delusive, forlorn, idle, impracticable, nugatory, otiose, sterile, trifling, unavailing, unimportant, unneeded, unreal, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, valueless, in vain, no dice, on a treadmill, out the window, profitless, resultless, to no avail, to no effect, to no purpose, save one's breath
future 16 adj to come; expected subsequent, planned, ultimate, unfolding, inevitable, approaching, final, coming, booked, later, likely, near, next, scheduled, up, budgeted
future 24 adj to come; expected prospective, eventual, imminent, forthcoming, impending, destined, fated, ulterior, unborn, close at hand, coming up, down the line, down the pike, down the road, from here in, from here on, from here to eternity, from now on in, in the cards, in the course of time, in the offing, just around the corner, looked toward, to be
future 4 noun time to come prospect, fate, expectation, afterward
future 17 noun time to come outlook, millennium, destiny, eternity, infinity, hereafter, posterity, futurity, offing, morrow, tomorrow, aftertime, by and by, life to come, subsequent time, to be, world to come
gain 23 noun acquisition, winnings advance, cut, return, advantage, profit, hike, rise, share, yield, improvement, increase, benefit, growth, earnings, income, boost, proceeds, achievement, progress, addition, produce, take, upping
gain 16 noun acquisition, winnings dividend, payoff, gravy, velvet, lucre, accrual, advancement, attainment, accretion, headway, increment, buildup, emolument, accumulation, receipts, up
gain 31 verb acquire, win secure, obtain, have, make, grow, increase, boost, achieve, get, reach, produce, promote, realize, expand, improve, advance, earn, collect, benefit, perfect, capture, accomplish, profit, progress, net, complete, harvest, land, clear, gather, succeed
gain 21 verb acquire, win attain, build up, pick up, score, reap, ameliorate, parlay, glean, enlarge, annex, procure, overtake, augment, enlist, consummate, fulfill, bring in, rack up, make a killing, move forward, win over
gait 10 noun way an animal or person moves, walks bearing, march, clip, movement, walk, motion, pace, step, run, speed
gait 9 noun way an animal or person moves, walks canter, lick, tread, gallop, amble, stride, carriage, trot, get along
galaxy 7 noun nebula spiral galaxy, Milky Way, elliptical galaxy, irregular galaxy, island universe, star cluster, star system
gallery 2 noun balcony porch, upstairs
gallery 5 noun balcony arcade, mezzanine, patio, loggia, veranda
gallery 5 noun showplace for wares exhibit, museum, studio, hall, wing
gallery 3 noun showplace for wares salon, showroom, exhibition room
gallery 2 noun audience, usually seated high attendance, public
gallery 3 noun audience, usually seated high peanut gallery, spectators, onlookers
gallon 1 noun unit of capacity for liquids cup
gallon 6 noun unit of capacity for liquids British imperial liquid measure, US liquid measure, gill, liquid unit, pint, quart
game 6 adj brave, willing dogged, bold, prepared, eager, interested, ready
game 22 adj brave, willing gallant, hardy, inclined, disposed, spirited, persevering, heroic, courageous, dauntless, desirous, fearless, intrepid, nervy, persistent, plucky, resolute, spunky, unafraid, unflinching, valiant, valorous, up for
game 4 adj debilitated injured, disabled, bad, weak
game 6 adj debilitated lame, deformed, incapacitated, maimed, crippled, ailing
game 15 noun entertainment play, sport, business, adventure, occupation, proceeding, enterprise, pursuit, line, scheme, joke, undertaking, fun, plan, sports
game 13 noun entertainment pastime, jest, amusement, lark, frolic, festivity, merrymaking, merriment, diversion, distraction, recreation, romp, athletics
game 6 noun individual sporting event contest, tournament, competition, meeting, round, match
game 5 noun undomesticated animals chased for food meat, fish, kill, victim, chase
game 5 noun undomesticated animals chased for food quarry, fowl, prey, ravin, wild animals
game 8 noun plot, trick joke, strategy, design, plan, tactic, butt, device, scheme
game 7 noun plot, trick stratagem, ploy, hoax, derision, prank, practical joke, object of ridicule
game of chance 1 noun game depending on luck bridge
game of chance 15 noun game depending on luck poker, lottery, roulette, wheel of fortune, bingo, canasta, craps, crazy eights, gambling game, gin, gin rummy, lotto, penny ante, pinochle, twenty-one
gamete 2 noun female reproductive cell seed, egg
gamete 3 noun female reproductive cell spore, oosphere, egg cell
gap 15 noun break, breach cut, divide, division, crack, hole, difference, rest, rent, blank, slot, pause, space, opening, separation, interval
gap 38 noun break, breach rift, disagreement, void, divergence, disparity, chasm, inconsistency, interruption, interstice, recess, gully, defile, hollow, slit, cranny, interlude, fracture, aperture, cleft, vacuity, discontinuity, crevice, respite, gulch, gorge, rupture, arroyo, orifice, intermission, hiatus, canyon, caesura, lacuna, ravine, notch, lull, interspace, clove
garage 3 noun storage building for vehicles, workplace shop, barn, storage
garage 5 noun storage building for vehicles, workplace parking lot, repair shop, parking space, carport, car stall
garbage 3 noun refuse, litter trash, debris, waste
garbage 18 noun refuse, litter junk, filth, swill, scrap, rubble, muck, dross, offal, rubbish, dregs, slop, detritus, sewage, odds and ends, dreck, scrapings, sweepings, bits and pieces
garden 4 noun cultivated plants, flowers bed, field, plot, patch
garden 10 noun cultivated plants, flowers nursery, terrace, patio, greenhouse, conservatory, oasis, enclosure, back yard, hothouse, cold frame
gas 2 noun something not liquid or solid smoke, stream
gas 5 noun something not liquid or solid vapor, fumes, effluvium, miasma, volatile substance
gasp 2 noun sharply drawn breath blow, pant
gasp 7 noun sharply drawn breath whoop, exclamation, ejaculation, gulp, puff, wheeze, heave
gasp 3 verb draw breath in sharply blow, inspire, pant
gasp 13 verb draw breath in sharply whoop, snort, choke, inhale, convulse, gulp, respire, puff, wheeze, heave, sniffle, fight for breath, catch one's breath
gate 11 noun movable barrier at entrance bar, fence, exit, door, port, opening, lock, passage, access, way, issue
gate 10 noun movable barrier at entrance conduit, egress, portal, gateway, doorway, slammer, weir, portcullis, turnstile, revolving door
gaudy 5 adj bright and vulgar brilliant, gross, gay, loud, screaming
gaudy 31 adj bright and vulgar garish, splashy, ostentatious, jazzy, flashy, snazzy, showy, pizzazz, chichi, crude, blatant, brazen, chintzy, coarse, flaunting, florid, glaring, meretricious, obtrusive, pretentious, raffish, ritzy, tasteless, tawdry, tinsel, catchpenny, frou-frou, gussied up, kitschy, putting on the ritz, splendiferous
gay 5 adj happy wild, forward, glad, confident, sunny
gay 44 adj happy keen, sparkling, alert, jolly, animate, animated, blithe, brash, carefree, cheerful, cheery, chipper, convivial, devil-may-care, festive, frivolous, frolicsome, gleeful, hilarious, insouciant, jocund, jovial, joyful, joyous, lighthearted, lively, merry, mirthful, playful, presuming, pushy, rollicking, self-assertive, spirited, sportive, sprightly, vivacious, zippy, blithesome, bouncy, chirpy, fun-loving, gamesome, pleasure-seeking
gay 6 adj colorful, vivid brave, rich, bright, brilliant, fresh, intense
gay 5 adj colorful, vivid gaudy, flamboyant, flashy, garish, showy
gay 5 adj homosexual lesbian, homophile, Sapphic, homoerotic, queer
gaze 5 noun long, fixed stare look, watching, survey, seeing, looking
gaze 8 noun long, fixed stare peek, gun, scrutiny, peep, glaring, rubbernecking, ogling, fish eye
gaze 16 verb stare at pin, see, wonder, pipe, eye, rubber, lamp, regard, watch, contemplate, observe, peer, look, admire, survey, view
gaze 19 verb stare at rubberneck, glare, gape, ogle, bore, moon, peek, inspect, gawk, gloat, peep, beam, scrutinize, take in, eyeball, get a load of, get an eyeful, look fixedly, size up
gear 12 noun equipment supply, material, kit, instrument, stuff, tackle, things, means, outfit, effects, tools, possessions
gear 22 noun equipment apparatus, paraphernalia, luggage, harness, machinery, accessory, habiliment, impedimenta, accouterment, rigging, adjunct, trappings, contraption, materiel, belongings, appurtenance, setup, baggage, appendage, encumbrances, fittings, kit and kaboodle
gear 7 noun toothed part of wheel cog, sprocket, cogwheel, pinion, gearwheel, ragwheel, spurwheel
gear 9 noun clothing dress, costume, habit, outfit, threads, wear, array, clothes, feathers
gear 9 noun clothing apparel, garb, attire, rags, duds, drapes, togs, garments, toggery
gear 12 verb prepare, equip organize, fit, adjust, adapt, regulate, appoint, outfit, suit, ready, blend, arm, match
gear 7 verb prepare, equip tailor, accouter, harness, furnish, rig, turn out, fit out
gemstone 3 noun precious stone stone, glass, brilliant
gemstone 12 noun precious stone ornament, trinket, bead, bauble, gem, rock, baguette, hardware, sparkler, bijou, birthstone, gullion
gene 5 noun deoxyribonucleic acid heredity, RNA, chromosome, genetic code, nucleic acid
general 18 adj common, accepted natural, normal, familiar, universal, routine, regular, broad, ordinary, public, prevailing, conventional, everyday, extensive, popular, typical, usual, wide, widespread
general 12 adj common, accepted commonplace, generic, humdrum, accustomed, customary, habitual, inclusive, prevalent, run-of-the-mill, uneventful, wonted, matter-of-course
general 3 adj inexact, approximate loose, uncertain, vague
general 9 adj inexact, approximate ill-defined, inaccurate, indefinite, imprecise, not partial, not particular, not specific, undetailed, unspecific
general 12 adj comprehensive collective, broad, universal, overall, sweeping, total, blanket, endless, extensive, global, wide, worldwide
general 22 adj comprehensive catholic, generic, diffuse, infinite, across-the-board, all-around, all-inclusive, ample, ecumenical, encyclopedic, far-reaching, inclusive, indiscriminate, limitless, miscellaneous, panoramic, ubiquitous, unlimited, unconfined, comprehending, all-embracing, taken as a whole
generate 15 verb produce, create develop, make, provoke, cause, achieve, accomplish, form, perform, parent, effect, bear, introduce, found, initiate, occasion
generate 22 verb produce, create spawn, engender, bring about, set up, procreate, breed, induce, hatch, beget, propagate, multiply, inaugurate, muster, originate, reproduce, institute, bring to pass, get up, whip up, work up, give birth to, give rise to
generation 2 noun creation, production bearing, formation
generation 12 noun creation, production origination, propagation, procreation, reproduction, breeding, genesis, spawning, begetting, bringing forth, engenderment, fructifying, multiplying
generation 10 noun era; age group crop, time, span, rank, step, period, day, peers, days, times
generation 5 noun era; age group breed, eon, epoch, aeon, contemporaries
generous 16 adj giving, big-hearted good, helpful, fair, big, acceptable, honest, willing, reasonable, easy, excellent, free, just, kind, liberal, loose, moderate
generous 30 adj giving, big-hearted charitable, benevolent, unselfish, lavish, thoughtful, hospitable, tolerant, considerate, altruistic, beneficent, bountiful, equitable, high-minded, honorable, kindhearted, kindly, lofty, magnanimous, munificent, noble, philanthropic, prodigal, profuse, unsparing, bounteous, unstinting, greathearted, open-handed, soft-touch, ungrudging
generous 6 adj plentiful large, rich, wealthy, handsome, full, liberal
generous 17 adj plentiful ample, lavish, abundant, affluent, bountiful, copious, dime a dozen, galore, luxuriant, overflowing, bounteous, plenteous, unstinting, aplenty, no end, no end in sight, stinking with
genetic 1 adj coming from heredity historical
genetic 12 adj coming from heredity ancestral, hereditary, patrimonial, abiogenetic, digenetic, eugenic, genesiological, genital, matriclinous, phytogenetic, sporogenous, xenogenetic
genitalia 3 noun organs nuts, privates, stones
genitalia 8 noun organs private parts, gonads, vulva, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs
genitalia 2 noun genitals meat, privates
genitalia 5 noun genitals privy parts, pudenda, reproductive organs, sex organs, sexual organs
genius 20 noun gift of high intellect ability, intelligence, accomplishment, wisdom, imagination, talent, inspiration, bent, brain, capacity, expert, turn, creativity, head, power, reach, understanding, faculty, capability, grasp
genius 26 noun gift of high intellect acumen, knack, prowess, ingenuity, brilliance, originality, aptitude, prodigy, inventiveness, flair, aptness, endowment, propensity, inclination, adept, virtuoso, perspicacity, discernment, sagacity, acuteness, astuteness, mature, percipience, precocity, Einstein, superability
gentleman 1 noun a courteous and honorable man sir
gentleman 6 noun a courteous and honorable man don, cavalier, man of his word, man of honor, polished man, refined man
gentleman 5 noun a well-born person aristocrat, nobleman, patrician, lord, man of breeding
genuine 18 adj authentic, real natural, positive, honest, certain, legitimate, pure, absolute, accurate, actual, exact, good, hard, official, original, plain, precise, proved, sound
genuine 10 adj authentic, real bona fide, palpable, demonstrable, factual, indubitable, kosher, literal, sterling, -carat, 24-carat
genuine 9 adj unaffected; honest real, natural, positive, actual, known, open, reliable, valid, true
genuine 15 adj unaffected; honest sincere, earnest, heartfelt, artless, candid, frank, righteous, trustworthy, unfeigned, unimpeachable, unquestionable, up front, undesigning, unpretended, well-established
geography 10 noun the earth's features; study of land topography, geopolitics, earth science, geology, cartography, physiography, topology, chorography, geopolitical study, physiographics
geological 3 adj terrestrial earthly, geographic, topographical
gesture 9 noun motion as communication nod, signal, sign, indication, action, reminder, expression, bow, wave
gesture 14 noun motion as communication token, body language, salute, curtsy, wink, mime, intimation, genuflection, gesticulation, high sign, sign language, shrug, pantomime, kinesics
get 25 verb come into possession of; achieve pull, earn, land, receive, win, make, draw, bring, score, take, have, grab, obtain, realize, gain, secure, capture, accomplish, access, net, acquire, effect, cop, clear, inherit
get 35 verb come into possession of; achieve pick up, elicit, attain, parlay, extract, glean, wangle, snag, educe, hustle, annex, procure, snowball, compass, reap, extort, bag, evoke, fetch, bring in, build up, buy off, chalk up, come by, rack up, buy into, buy out, cash in on, clean up, get hands on, lock up, make a buy, make a killing, snap up, succeed to
get 5 verb fall victim to receive, catch, take, accept, contract
get 8 verb fall victim to sicken, succumb, come down with, be afflicted with, be given, be smitten by, become infected with, get sick
get 13 verb seize catch, beat, grab, take, capture, secure, defeat, nail, arrest, trap, occupy, collar, overcome
get 6 verb seize nab, bag, apprehend, overpower, lay hold of, lay one's hands on
get 8 verb come to be run, realize, turn, go, become, grow, achieve, effect
get 4 verb come to be wax, attain, come over, develop into
get 11 verb understand receive, see, hear, know, learn, catch, follow, gain, notice, acquire, perceive
get 10 verb understand pick up, memorize, fathom, comprehend, take in, work out, look at, catch on to, figure out, get into one's head
get 5 verb arrive advance, land, show, reach, come
get 7 verb arrive converge, show up, turn up, come to, blow in, draw near, make it
get 1 verb contact for communication reach
get 1 verb contact for communication get in touch
get 10 verb arrange, manage desired goal make, order, fit, prepare, fix, straighten, adjust, succeed, ready, dress
get 4 verb arrange, manage desired goal dispose, contrive, wangle, make up
get 10 verb convince, induce draw, urge, prompt, compel, influence, beg, pressure, persuade, press, provoke
get 8 verb convince, induce wheedle, coax, sway, bring around, argue into, prevail upon, talk into, win over
get 15 verb have an effect on carry, move, satisfy, prompt, inspire, entertain, bias, influence, impress, strike, bend, touch, affect, stir, stimulate
get 8 verb have an effect on gratify, excite, amuse, sway, arouse, predispose, dispose, stir up
get 2 verb produce offspring produce, generate
get 5 verb produce offspring sire, breed, procreate, propagate, beget
get 4 verb irritate, upset try, bother, burn, provoke
get 14 verb irritate, upset annoy, aggravate, exasperate, peeve, vex, nettle, pique, rile, irk, gall, bug, put out, rub the wrong way, get someone's goat
ghost 7 noun spirit of the dead devil, soul, shadow, vision, appearance, visitor, shade
ghost 19 noun spirit of the dead phantom, demon, specter, apparition, revenant, haunt, spook, poltergeist, phantasm, wraith, vampire, daemon, manes, kelpie, banshee, zombie, eidolon, ethereal being, incorporeal being
ghostly 6 adj spooky scary, weird, divine, holy, pale, spiritual
ghostly 22 adj spooky spectral, eerie, shadowy, supernatural, ghastly, cadaverous, haunted, illusory, insubstantial, phantom, uncanny, unearthly, wan, deathlike, ghostlike, phantasmal, apparitional, corpselike, eidolic, vampiric, wraithlike, wraithy
giant 4 adj very large huge, enormous, big, vast
giant 21 adj very large hulking, colossal, monstrous, humongous, immense, mammoth, jumbo, gigantic, gargantuan, gross, blimp, herculean, brobdingnagian, elephantine, mountainous, prodigious, titanic, cyclopean, super-duper, whale of a, whaling
giant 3 noun extremely large person bulk, elephant, whale
giant 16 noun extremely large person titan, behemoth, mountain, whopper, ogre, colossus, hulk, mammoth, goliath, cetacean, monster, jumbo, leviathan, Hercules, cyclops, polypheme
gift 19 noun something given freely, for no recompense premium, offering, grant, bonus, relief, tip, benefit, award, subsidy, favor, donation, legacy, contribution, reward, present, presentation, hand, provision, charity
gift 32 noun something given freely, for no recompense souvenir, endowment, tribute, allowance, dispensation, remembrance, benefaction, hand-me-down, pittance, bequest, gratuity, philanthropy, honorarium, boon, bounty, subscription, libation, ration, lagniappe, oblation, courtesy, handout, token, bestowal, alms, giveaway, largesse, fairing, write-off, remittance, offertory, goodie
gift 14 noun talent, aptitude accomplishment, ability, bent, attribute, set, capacity, genius, power, specialty, faculty, instinct, capability, turn, leaning
gift 11 noun talent, aptitude endowment, acquirement, propensity, head, attainment, forte, knack, aptness, nose, flair, numen
gigantic 7 adj very large huge, giant, vast, enormous, massive, tremendous, monster
gigantic 18 adj very large colossal, monstrous, immense, mammoth, jumbo, gargantuan, herculean, blimp, brobdingnagian, elephantine, gross, prodigious, stupendous, whopping, cyclopean, titan, Moby, super-colossal
girl 4 noun young female person daughter, adolescent, teenager, lady
girl 8 noun young female person damsel, she, schoolgirl, young woman, mademoiselle, Ms, lassie, young lady
git 14 verb leave, retreat quit, retire, go, exit, remove, withdraw, escape, abandon, disappear, troop, start, part, vanish, desert
git 34 verb leave, retreat blast off, pull out, vacate, evacuate, absent, abdicate, migrate, secede, decamp, split, scram, emigrate, tergiversate, perish, beat it, cut out, hit the road, sally forth, shove off, cut and run, get away, go away, go forth, hit the bricks, hit the trail, make a break, march out, move on, move out, say goodbye, set forth, slip away, start out, take leave
git 8 verb leave a place quit, depart, retire, withdraw, move, go, issue, retreat
git 14 verb leave a place blow, get off, go out, get, split, bid farewell, do vanishing act, flake off, get away, go away, move out, say goodbye, take a hike, take one's leave
git 17 interj go away scoot, scram, beat it, begone, bug off, get out, out of the way, shoo, away with you, be off, be off with you, get going, get out from under my feet, get out of my sight, get out of my way, off with you, out with you
give 16 verb contribute, supply, transfer sell, grant, provide, deliver, award, allow, permit, commit, donate, present, gift, tip, administer, will, convey, transmit
give 38 verb contribute, supply, transfer accord, hand over, hand out, turn over, relinquish, consign, subsidize, cede, dispense, confer, remit, bestow, bequeath, vouchsafe, entrust, endow, deed, furnish, lease, come across, dish out, dispose of, dole out, hand down, pass out, shell out, ante up, fork over, heap upon, lavish upon, lay upon, let have, make over, parcel out, part with, pass down, pony up, throw in
give 16 verb communicate read, express, deliver, put, announce, issue, present, render, supply, transfer, publish, air, broadcast, transmit, state, carry
give 9 verb communicate vent, ventilate, pronounce, notify, impart, utter, emit, furnish, be a source of
give 17 verb demonstrate, proffer return, extend, show, provide, offer, indicate, produce, issue, present, render, pose, yield, evidence, administer, minister, tender, display
give 8 verb demonstrate, proffer dispense, confer, bestow, manifest, furnish, hold out, put on, set forth
give 20 verb yield, collapse grant, devote, lend, fail, allow, go, open, retire, fold, bend, weaken, cave, concede, shrink, relax, break, sink, fall, retreat, contract
give 14 verb yield, collapse hand over, sag, crumble, cede, relent, flex, surrender, relinquish, slacken, recede, crumple, bow to, fold up, give way
give 13 verb perform action do, lead, devote, make, turn, produce, address, apply, cause, throw, occasion, direct, bend
give 2 verb perform action engender, buckle down
given name 3 noun first name baptismal name, Christian name, forename
glacier 8 noun mountain of ice, snow iceberg, ice floe, icecap, berg, floe, glacial mass, ice field, snow slide
glad 11 adj happy, delightful contented, pleased, willing, cheering, pleasing, gay, beaming, beautiful, bright, pleasant, up
glad 28 adj happy, delightful overjoyed, cheerful, joyful, sparkling, rejoicing, animated, blithesome, cheery, exhilarated, felicitous, genial, gleeful, gratified, gratifying, hilarious, jocund, jovial, joyous, lighthearted, merry, mirthful, radiant, tickled, tickled pink, floating on air, pleased as punch, tickled to death, can't complain
glance 5 noun brief look glimpse, look, lamp, sight, view
glance 12 noun brief look peek, swivel, flash, eye, slant, gander, peep, squint, eyeball, fleeting look, look-see, quick look
glance 1 noun reflection of light flash
glance 8 noun reflection of light glimmer, glisten, twinkle, glint, shimmer, sparkle, gleam, coruscation
glance 6 verb look at briefly peer, scan, glimpse, see, gaze, view
glance 16 verb look at briefly peek, flash, browse, peep, check out, dip into, run through, take in, flip through, get a load of, leaf through, riffle through, run over, skim through, take a gander, thumb through
glance 2 verb reflect light flash, shine
glance 9 verb reflect light glisten, twinkle, glint, shimmer, sparkle, coruscate, glimmer, gleam, glitter
glance 7 verb ricochet, hit off of something skip, bounce, slide, touch, contact, brush, strike
glance 11 verb ricochet, hit off of something dart, skim, kiss, carom, shave, rebound, scrape, slant, graze, careen, sideswipe
glare 1 noun very bright light, shine flame
glare 6 noun very bright light, shine glow, flare, dazzle, blaze, brilliance, blinding light
glare 2 noun dirty look frown, lower
glare 6 noun dirty look scowl, glower, evil eye, black look, angry stare, bad eye
glare 7 verb give a dirty look stare, frown, lower, fix, gaze, peer, bore
glare 11 verb give a dirty look glower, gawk, scowl, gape, pierce, wither, menace, do a slow burn, look daggers, stare angrily, stare icily
glare 3 verb shine very brightly blind, beam, flame
glare 9 verb shine very brightly radiate, dazzle, flare, glaze, blare, blaze, daze, blur, glow
glass 1 noun object that reflects an image mirror
glass 3 noun object that reflects an image reflector, looking glass, seeing glass
glass 3 noun object used for drinking liquids jar, bottle, cup
glass 12 noun object used for drinking liquids jug, beaker, pony, jigger, chalice, mug, decanter, goblet, pilsener, snifter, highball, tumbler
glasses 3 noun object worn to correct vision rims, shades, frames
glasses 12 noun object worn to correct vision eyeglasses, spectacles, pince-nez, cheaters, bifocals, blinkers, goggles, lorgnette, specs, contact lenses, four eyes, trifocals
glide 18 verb move smoothly and quickly on a surface fly, sail, float, drift, slide, descend, slip, skip, soar, shoot, decline, run, stream, wing, flow, trip, coast, roll
glide 11 verb move smoothly and quickly on a surface slither, flit, spiral, waft, skate, skim, glissade, slink, scud, skirr, smooth along
glimpse 6 noun brief look impression, sight, glance, eye, lamp, sighting
glimpse 12 noun brief look peek, flash, swivel, slant, gun, gander, peep, squint, glom, eyeball, look-see, quick look
glimpse 6 verb look briefly spy, eye, sight, flash, spot, view
glimpse 9 verb look briefly peek, check out, espy, descry, take in, catch sight of, get a load of, get an eyeful, take a gander
gloom 3 noun melancholy, depression grief, horror, dumps
gloom 40 noun melancholy, depression doldrums, malaise, foreboding, sorrow, pessimism, bitterness, weariness, sadness, despair, misery, woe, discouragement, anguish, distress, downheartedness, blues, unhappiness, heaviness, dullness, oppression, dejection, chagrin, desolation, despondency, misgiving, mourning, dolor, vexation, blue devils, blue funk, heavy-heartedness, mopes, disconsolateness, catatonia, cheerlessness, pensiveness, morbidity, dismals, low spirits, saturninity
gloom 3 noun darkness, blackness shadow, cloud, shade
gloom 11 noun darkness, blackness duskiness, murk, obscurity, dusk, dullness, murkiness, dimness, cloudiness, twilight, bleakness, gloominess
glorious 16 adj adored, idiolized; divine beautiful, remarkable, bright, shining, wonderful, grand, famous, great, brilliant, celebrated, distinguished, excellent, fine, honored, noted, well-known
glorious 33 adj adored, idiolized; divine magnificent, enjoyable, marvelous, illustrious, dazzling, superb, noble, gorgeous, memorable, heroic, splendid, triumphant, gratifying, delightful, sublime, august, effulgent, elevated, eminent, exalted, famed, heavenly, immortal, majestic, notable, pleasurable, preeminent, radiant, renowned, resplendent, time-honored, venerable, esteemed
glory 7 noun fame, importance dignity, celebrity, triumph, reputation, honor, praise, distinction
glory 14 noun fame, importance majesty, immortality, splendor, greatness, prestige, grandeur, kudos, exaltation, illustriousness, renown, magnificence, eminence, nobility, sublimity
glory 18 noun great beauty majesty, brilliance, splendor, grandeur, luster, sumptuousness, effulgence, radiance, pomp, richness, pageantry, brightness, resplendence, fineness, magnificence, gorgeousness, sublimity, preciousness
glory 1 verb boast, exult triumph
glory 7 verb boast, exult crow, revel, gloat, jubilate, relish, pride oneself, take delight
glove 5 noun hand covering for warmth, protection muff, gauntlet, mitt, gage, mitten
glow 5 noun burning, brightness light, intensity, warmth, heat, passion
glow 20 noun burning, brightness bloom, radiance, glare, blossom, brilliance, glimmer, gleam, glitter, ray, vividness, effulgence, luminosity, gusto, splendor, flush, blush, afterglow, lambency, phosphorescence, incandescence
glow 7 verb burn, radiate shine, pink, color, light, flame, rose, fill
glow 22 verb burn, radiate glisten, twinkle, gleam, flare, flush, brighten, blaze, glimmer, smolder, glitter, ignite, thrill, mantle, rouge, blare, tingle, crimson, kindle, blush, redden, be suffused, pinken
glue 8 noun adhesive plaster, paste, cement, spit, gum, mucilage, gunk, stickum
go 7 noun spirit, vitality force, energy, life, tuck, drive, activity, push
go 15 noun spirit, vitality get-up-and-go, pep, animation, snap, vigor, zest, starch, bang, moxie, oomph, hardihood, potency, verve, birr, vivacity
go 8 noun try, attempt essay, shot, bid, pop, turn, slap, crack, effort
go 4 noun try, attempt whirl, fling, stab, whack
go 19 verb advance, proceed physically fly, retire, travel, move, leave, pass, progress, flee, fare, repair, depart, quit, escape, near, journey, exit, withdraw, cruise, approach
go 34 verb advance, proceed physically hightail, lam, wend, mosey, hie, decamp, vamoose, abscond, split, beat it, get off, hit the road, light out, pull out, push off, shove off, take off, bug out, get away, get going, get lost, make a break for it, make for, move out, push on, run along, run away, set off, skip out, take a hike, take a powder, take flight, take leave, make one's way
go 11 verb operate, function work, score, move, run, continue, perform, persist, maintain, succeed, act, thrive
go 6 verb operate, function prosper, flourish, click, carry on, make out, pan out
go 11 verb span, stretch run, extend, lead, make, reach, range, vary, spread, cover, connect, fit
go 1 verb span, stretch give access
go 12 verb contribute, work towards an end develop, proceed, serve, turn, happen, come, fare, persist, tend, chance, result, occur
go 13 verb contribute, work towards an end persevere, concur, incline, conduce, transpire, befall, eventuate, avail, wax, fall out, turn out, work out, lead to
go 9 verb agree, harmonize set, like, enjoy, square, fit, belong, suit, blend, match
go 11 verb agree, harmonize conform, accord, dovetail, complement, correspond, mesh, jibe, chime, relish, be adapted for, be designed for
go 16 verb die, collapse finish, give, drop, break, fail, spend, depart, consume, conclude, bend, decline, cave, weaken, exhaust, waste, yield
go 19 verb die, collapse decease, terminate, crumble, deplete, squander, worsen, dissipate, succumb, perish, devour, demise, expend, expire, fritter, pass away, run through, fold up, pass on, use up
go 2 verb elapse pass, flow
go 7 verb elapse transpire, lapse, expire, pass away, be spent, slip away, waste away
go 8 verb endure take, allow, stand, tolerate, bear, let, permit, suffer
go 6 verb endure stomach, brook, abide, swallow, consent to, put up with
go away 1 verb leave hastily leave
go away 5 verb leave hastily scram, skedaddle, vamoose, hurry away, shoo
go away 14 verb leave, retreat quit, retire, go, exit, remove, withdraw, escape, abandon, disappear, troop, start, part, vanish, desert
go away 34 verb leave, retreat blast off, pull out, vacate, evacuate, absent, abdicate, migrate, secede, decamp, split, scram, emigrate, tergiversate, perish, beat it, cut out, hit the road, sally forth, shove off, cut and run, get away, git, go forth, hit the bricks, hit the trail, make a break, march out, move on, move out, say goodbye, set forth, slip away, start out, take leave
go away 8 verb leave a place quit, depart, retire, withdraw, move, go, issue, retreat
go away 14 verb leave a place blow, get off, go out, get, split, git, bid farewell, do vanishing act, flake off, get away, move out, say goodbye, take a hike, take one's leave
go away 7 verb depart advance, go, leave, march, move, proceed, progress
go away 5 verb depart be off, move off, move on, push ahead, take a hike
go away 9 verb depart quit, exit, escape, descend, go, leave, light, retire, withdraw
go away 5 verb depart blow, pull out, alight, disembark, dismount
go away 4 verb leave quit, depart, exit, part
go away 2 verb leave decamp, move out
go away 15 verb depart, abandon physically fly, quit, move, retire, start, withdraw, escape, go, flee, disappear, vanish, part, exit, issue, desert
go away 38 verb depart, abandon physically take off, relinquish, vamoose, emigrate, elope, abscond, migrate, sally, defect, flit, embark, split, scram, vacate, decamp, ditch, forsake, beat it, break away, clear out, cut out, pull out, push off, step down, come away, give the slip, go forth, head out, move out, remove oneself, ride off, run along, say goodbye, set out, slip out, take a hike, take leave, walk out
go away 39 verb be in motion, put in motion walk, jump, go, carry, ship, transport, blow, proceed, transfer, travel, cross, run, drift, progress, change, fly, advance, shift, flow, drive, remove, leave, switch, withdraw, push, climb, depart, quit, leap, exit, split, stir, roll, march, hurry, crawl, disturb, shove, position
go away 21 verb be in motion, put in motion propel, migrate, relocate, traverse, actuate, glide, scram, transpose, bustle, impel, budge, dislocate, get off, pull out, take off, locomote, get away, get going, head for, off-load, skip out
go away 15 verb leave; go to another place continue, depart, exit, fare, go, journey, launch, pass, proceed, process, quit, repair, start, travel, withdraw
go away 13 verb leave; go to another place beat it, hie, hit the road, light out, pull out, shove off, take off, wend, get away, get lost, keep going, make oneself scarce, make progress
go away 14 verb withdraw; diminish reduce, fade, decrease, sink, diminish, shrink, retreat, decline, retire, return, depart, drop, back, close
go away 18 verb withdraw; diminish ebb, wane, dwindle, lessen, taper, subside, abate, fall back, retrogress, retract, retrograde, regress, draw back, go back, retrocede, die off, drain away, flow back
go away 10 verb leave a place or responsibility depart, separate, remove, withdraw, go, retreat, resign, part, exit, yield
go away 35 verb leave a place or responsibility relinquish, pull out, surrender, revoke, ebb, recede, secede, regress, decamp, repeal, rescind, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go to bed, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room
go away 2 verb leave quickly depart, disappear
go away 11 verb leave quickly vamoose, hightail, skedaddle, decamp, scoot, beat it, clear out, take off, get lost, make oneself scarce, make tracks
go away 5 verb part company in a romantic divorce, leave, depart, drop, part
go away 19 verb part company in a romantic break up, estrange, bifurcate, discontinue, diverge, uncouple, disunite, break off, pull out, split up, disunify, break it off, dedomicile, go different ways, go separate ways, relationship or marriage alienate, take leave, unlink, untie the knot
go away 5 verb leave quickly blow, depart, exit, go, quit
go away 8 verb leave quickly clear out, get off, pull out, push off, take off, vamoose, run along, start out
go away 10 verb leave; leave the ground depart, withdraw, go, disappear, soar, bear, exit, head, quit, split
go away 22 verb leave; leave the ground blast off, blow, pull out, get out, get off, ascend, beat it, begone, clear out, decamp, hit the road, light out, make, scram, shove off, vamoose, hightail, lift off, become airborne, hit the trail, set out, take to the air
go away 9 verb leave empty quit, reverse, dissolve, withdraw, abandon, depart, empty, leave, clear
go away 15 verb leave empty relinquish, annul, revoke, renounce, void, evacuate, quash, rescind, discharge, retract, abrogate, move out, give up, move out of, part with
go away 6 verb disappear die, melt, fade, dissolve, clear, exit
go away 7 verb disappear evaporate, evanesce, die out, dematerialize, be lost, become invisible, fade away
go away 4 verb leave a camp depart, leave, move, split
go away 8 verb leave a camp clear out, decamp, pull out, take off, vacate, pull up stakes, ride off, set out
go away 16 verb leave blow, continue, depart, exit, fare, go, journey, launch, pass, proceed, process, quit, repair, start, travel, withdraw
go away 13 verb leave beat it, get off, hie, light out, pull out, shove off, take off, wend, get away, get lost, keep going, make progress, push on
go away 13 verb recede back, close, decline, decrease, depart, diminish, fade, reduce, retire, retreat, return, shrink, sink
go away 18 verb recede abate, draw back, drop, dwindle, ebb, fall back, go back, lessen, regress, retract, retrograde, retrogress, subside, taper, wane, die off, drain away, flow back
go away 10 verb retire depart, remove, exit, separate, resign, part, retreat, yield, pension, withdraw
go away 37 verb retire ebb, go, revoke, repeal, secede, decamp, surrender, rescind, relinquish, recede, regress, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, pull out, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go to bed, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, put out to pasture, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room
go to bed 4 verb have sexual relations couple, mate, bed, unite
go to bed 18 verb have sexual relations breed, fornicate, conjugate, cohabit, lay, fool around, make love, make out, be carnal, do it, go all the way, have coition, have relations, have sex, lie with, make it, sleep together, sleep with
go to bed 4 verb be prostrate, flat sleep, rest, retire, couch
go to bed 14 verb be prostrate, flat sprawl, recline, repose, lounge, nap, siesta, loll, laze, turn in, lie down, be prone, be recumbent, be supine, stretch out
go to bed 10 verb leave a place or responsibility depart, separate, remove, withdraw, go, retreat, resign, part, exit, yield
go to bed 35 verb leave a place or responsibility relinquish, pull out, surrender, revoke, ebb, recede, secede, regress, decamp, repeal, rescind, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go away, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room
go to bed 10 verb retire depart, remove, exit, separate, resign, part, retreat, yield, pension, withdraw
go to bed 37 verb retire ebb, go, revoke, repeal, secede, decamp, surrender, rescind, relinquish, recede, regress, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, pull out, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go away, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, put out to pasture, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room
goal 14 noun aim, purpose of an action objective, intention, target, ambition, duty, use, object, end, destination, limit, mark, design, intent, mission
goal 2 noun aim, purpose of an action zero, ground zero
goat 2 noun hollow-horned mammal buck, kid
goat 1 noun hollow-horned mammal billy
god 6 noun supernatural being worshipped by people father, master, power, spirit, soul, maker
god 29 noun supernatural being worshipped by people creator, demon, totem, deity, divinity, almighty, providence, lord, idol, holiness, Holy Spirit, omnipotent, prime mover, tutelary, Jehovah, Allah, numen, Yahweh, daemon, demigod, world spirit, Absolute Being, All Knowing, All Powerful, Divine Being, infinite spirit, Jah, King of Kings, universal life force
gold 8 adj golden gilt, halcyon, aureate, gilded, aurelian, auric, auriferous, aurous
golf 3 noun match play eighteen holes, medal play, nine holes
gonad 3 noun organs nuts, privates, stones
gonad 9 noun organs private parts, genitalia, gonads, vulva, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs
gonad 3 noun male testicles nuts, balls, rocks
gonad 8 noun male testicles ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitalia, male genitals, male sex organ, testes, testicles
good 20 adj pleasant, fine great, satisfying, positive, acceptable, valuable, bad, wonderful, favorable, excellent, sound, superior, pleasing, welcome, prime, capital, choice, super, nice, precious, select
good 32 adj pleasant, fine exceptional, satisfactory, superb, marvelous, bully, ace, crack, spanking, worthy, boss, sterling, admirable, agreeable, commendable, congenial, deluxe, first-class, first-rate, gnarly, gratifying, honorable, neat, reputable, shipshape, splendid, stupendous, rad, recherché, super-eminent, super-excellent, tip-top, up to snuff
good 6 adj moral, virtuous honest, sound, right, innocent, ethical, pure
good 24 adj moral, virtuous respectable, upright, worthy, admirable, blameless, charitable, dutiful, estimable, exemplary, guiltless, honorable, inculpable, irreproachable, obedient, praiseworthy, reputable, righteous, tractable, well-behaved, irreprehensible, lily-white, uncorrupted, untainted, incorrupt
good 12 adj competent, skilled useful, talented, efficient, reliable, able, proper, suitable, expert, accomplished, capable, qualified, suited
good 12 adj competent, skilled satisfactory, adept, adroit, au fait, clever, dexterous, first-rate, proficient, serviceable, skillful, thorough, trustworthy
good 20 adj useful, adequate satisfying, helpful, healthy, decent, acceptable, appropriate, favorable, proper, suitable, right, fit, fitting, brave, common, meet, becoming, needed, toward, approving, favoring
good 28 adj useful, adequate profitable, beneficial, advantageous, desirable, fruitful, respectable, convenient, all right, ample, apt, auspicious, conformable, congruous, healthful, hygienic, opportune, propitious, salubrious, salutary, seemly, serviceable, tolerable, wholesome, benefic, benignant, commendatory, unobjectionable, commending
good 10 adj reliable; untainted perfect, normal, solid, safe, stable, sound, whole, fresh, intact, loyal
good 14 adj reliable; untainted flawless, eatable, dependable, trustworthy, unblemished, undamaged, unhurt, unimpaired, unspoiled, vigorous, uncorrupted, fit to eat, uncontaminated, undecayed
good 2 adj kind, giving friendly, approving
good 14 adj kind, giving humanitarian, altruistic, beneficent, benevolent, charitable, considerate, gracious, humane, kindhearted, merciful, obliging, philanthropic, tolerant, well-disposed
good 12 adj authentic, real reliable, honest, valid, legitimate, proper, sound, regular, genuine, loyal, strict, true, justified
good 7 adj authentic, real kosher, bona fide, conforming, dependable, orthodox, trustworthy, well-founded
good 1 adj well-behaved proper
good 14 adj well-behaved orderly, considerate, decorous, dutiful, kindly, mannerly, obedient, polite, respectful, seemly, thoughtful, tolerant, tractable, well-mannered
good 15 adj considerable great, solid, big, sufficient, long, large, adequate, entire, full, whole, much, complete, extensive, substantial, paying
good 8 adj considerable profitable, worthwhile, advantageous, respectable, ample, immeasurable, lucrative, sizable
good 13 noun advantage, benefit well-being, welfare, use, blessing, service, profit, treasure, favor, asset, interest, prize, behalf, gain
good 11 noun advantage, benefit prosperity, usefulness, commonwealth, boon, windfall, nugget, plum, avail, benediction, godsend, good fortune
good 10 noun morality value, right, dignity, straight, merit, class, ideal, virtue, quality, worth
good 6 noun morality righteousness, probity, prerogative, uprightness, excellence, rectitude
goodbye 1 noun farewell statement parting
goodbye 10 noun farewell statement adieu, swan song, bye-bye, Godspeed, adios, ciao, cheerio, leave-taking, so long, toodle-oo
government 20 noun management, administration power, ministry, union, authority, state, rule, politics, law, regime, control, executive, empire, guidance, regulation, sovereignty, direction, jurisdiction, influence, execution, command
government 22 noun management, administration regimentation, predominance, supremacy, governance, superiority, sway, bureaucracy, restraint, regency, polity, domination, patronage, supervision, dominion, superintendence, Washington, statecraft, presidency, Uncle Sam, political practice, powers-that-be, the feds
governor 10 noun person administrating government administrator, supervisor, manager, executive, boss, director, chief, commander, head, leader
governor 10 noun person administrating government comptroller, ruler, overseer, superintendent, controller, chief of state, gubernatorial leader, guv, head honcho, presiding officer
gown 3 noun robe, dress costume, habit, clothes
gown 3 noun robe, dress garb, frock, garment
grace 10 noun charm, loveliness dignity, beauty, ease, style, manners, finish, form, address, consideration, balance
grace 30 noun charm, loveliness agility, finesse, dexterity, poise, elegance, refinement, decency, decorum, etiquette, adroitness, allure, polish, comeliness, symmetry, pliancy, smoothness, cultivation, breeding, attractiveness, tact, pleasantness, nimbleness, tastefulness, propriety, suppleness, mannerliness, shapeliness, gracefulness, lissomeness, lithesomeness
grace 4 noun mercy, forgiveness love, favor, quarter, charity
grace 20 noun mercy, forgiveness tenderness, compassion, generosity, goodness, kindness, kindliness, responsiveness, reprieve, indulgence, lenity, pardon, benevolence, beneficence, benefaction, leniency, forbearance, clemency, good will, compassionateness, caritas
grace 2 noun prayer blessing, thanks
grace 4 noun prayer thanksgiving, invocation, benediction, petition
grace 6 verb beautify, embellish decorate, deck, favor, distinguish, enhance, honor
grace 11 verb beautify, embellish bedeck, adorn, crown, glorify, elevate, enrich, dignify, ornament, garnish, laureate, set off
grade 22 noun rank, step category, degree, level, standard, quality, class, condition, size, division, group, estate, form, league, brand, mark, station, place, rung, position, stage, order, grouping
grade 7 noun rank, step classification, caliber, notch, gradation, pigeonhole, tier, echelon
grade 10 noun incline, slope level, height, pitch, lean, hill, rise, plane, bank, leaning, climb
grade 17 noun incline, slope declivity, cant, ascent, upgrade, descent, gradient, tilt, inclination, elevation, slant, tangent, downgrade, acclivity, ramp, embankment, obliquity, inclined plane
grade 10 verb evaluate, rank classify, sort, group, brand, range, value, order, rate, class, arrange
grade 1 verb evaluate, rank assort
gradual 9 adj happening slowly, evenly slow, progressive, continuous, steady, even, moderate, regular, graduate, gentle
gradual 7 adj happening slowly, evenly piecemeal, step-by-step, creeping, by degrees, successive, unhurried, bit-by-bit
graduate 4 noun person who completes education, pursuit recipient, doctor, product, master
graduate 11 noun person who completes education, pursuit bachelor, holder, grad, alum, alumnus, baccalaureate, Ph.D., diplomate, licentiate, collegian, former student
graduate 3 verb complete education, pursuit earn, finish, win
graduate 8 verb complete education, pursuit get out, certify, be commissioned, confer degree, get a degree, give sheepskin, grant diploma, take a degree
graduate 10 verb classify, grade rank, sort, group, proportion, class, range, measure, regulate, order, arrange
graduate 3 verb classify, grade calibrate, mark off, measure out
grain 7 noun seed, piece spark, trace, fragment, molecule, bit, particle, drop
grain 22 noun seed, piece cereal, kernel, mote, morsel, whit, speck, pellet, scrap, modicum, tittle, iota, jot, scintilla, atom, crumb, mite, smidgen, scruple, corn, grist, granule, ounce
grain 9 noun texture of fabric fiber, direction, pattern, character, surface, tooth, current, tendency, weave
grain 7 noun texture of fabric nap, staple, warp and woof, weft, tissue, make-up, striation
grammar 3 noun language rules structure, elements, principles
grammar 11 noun language rules alphabet, syntax, stratification, rudiments, linguistics, accidence, fundaments, ABCs, morphology, sentence structure, tagmemics
grand 10 adj impressive, great large, imposing, ambitious, striking, super, rich, fine, excellent, outstanding, terrific
grand 37 adj impressive, great noble, grandiose, awe-inspiring, stately, marvelous, sumptuous, palatial, splendid, magnificent, opulent, luxurious, monumental, dignified, glorious, lofty, august, elevated, admirable, eminent, exalted, first-class, first-rate, haughty, illustrious, majestic, ostentatious, pompous, pretentious, regal, sublime, superb, unreal, smashing, dynamite, fab, something else, very good
grand 7 adj most important main, head, leading, chief, grave, principal, highest
grand 11 adj most important noble, dignified, lofty, elevated, exalted, majestic, mighty, preeminent, regal, supreme, transcendent
grandfather 2 noun grandsire ancestor, elder
grandfather 9 noun grandsire patriarch, pap, forefather, grandpa, granddaddy, granddad, gramps, grandpappy, paternal forebear
grandmother 1 noun grandam ancestor
grandmother 6 noun grandam matriarch, dowager, granny, grandma, gram, maternal forebear
grant 11 noun allowance, gift assistance, award, subsidy, donation, charity, contribution, reward, scholarship, admission, privilege, present
grant 16 noun allowance, gift allocation, handout, allotment, fellowship, appropriation, stipend, endowment, concession, gratuity, dole, lump, boon, bounty, benefaction, bequest, alms
grant 21 verb authorize, allow give, transfer, accept, invest, award, permit, donate, assign, own, convey, acknowledge, stake, concede, transmit, present, assume, drop, yield, bless, admit, suppose
grant 29 verb authorize, allow cede, accord, bestow, allocate, allot, accede, acquiesce, impart, avow, confer, surrender, relinquish, vouchsafe, profess, agree to, come across, come through, give in, come around, consent to, gift with, give out, give the nod, give thumbs-up, go along with, own up, shake on, sign off on, sign on
graph 1 noun diagram chart
graph 2 noun diagram linear representation, visual representation
graphic 13 adj clear, explicit telling, concrete, stirring, striking, colorful, compelling, convincing, detailed, distinct, moving, precise, realistic, strong
graphic 16 adj clear, explicit comprehensible, definite, descriptive, eloquent, expressive, figurative, forcible, illustrative, incisive, intelligible, lively, lucid, perspicuous, picturesque, unequivocal, vivid
graphic 10 adj pictorial, visible drawn, illustrated, outlined, painted, traced, visual, depicted, pictured, portrayed, seen
graphic 14 adj pictorial, visible descriptive, engraved, illustrative, photographic, blocked-out, delineated, diagrammatic, etched, iconographic, illustrational, marked-out, pictoric, representational, sketched
graphics 1 noun drawings pictures
graphics 4 noun drawings computer graphics, visuals, artwork, illustrations
grass 8 noun lawn meadow, hay, pasture, turf, sod, verdure, barley, grama
grateful 1 adj appreciative pleased
grateful 5 adj appreciative thankful, beholden, indebted, obliged, gratified
grateful 8 adj pleasing, nice acceptable, good, favorable, comforting, pleasant, satisfying, welcome, restoring
grateful 17 adj pleasing, nice gratifying, agreeable, congenial, delectable, delicious, delightful, desirable, pleasurable, refreshing, restful, restorative, satisfactory, renewing, consoling, pleasureful, rejuvenating, solacing
grave 5 adj serious; gloomy heavy, quiet, meaningful, sad, staid
grave 23 adj serious; gloomy subdued, sage, earnest, sedate, sober, dull, dignified, deadpan, dour, grim, leaden, no-nonsense, ponderous, saturnine, solemn, somber, thoughtful, muted, cold sober, grim-faced, long-faced, strictly business, unsmiling
grave 13 adj crucial, dangerous major, threatening, pressing, fell, critical, deadly, fatal, important, serious, severe, significant, ugly, vital
grave 17 adj crucial, dangerous heavy, acute, killing, consequential, destructive, dire, exigent, grievous, hazardous, life-and-death, momentous, ominous, perilous, urgent, weighty, afflictive, of great consequence
grave 14 noun burial place crypt, sepulcher, catacomb, shrine, vault, tomb, mound, mausoleum, six feet under, final resting place, last home, permanent address, place of interment, resting place
gravel 2 noun pebbles stones, rocks
gravel 6 noun pebbles shale, sand, tailings, macadam, screenings, crushed rock
gravity 3 noun force of attraction pressure, weight, force
gravity 1 noun force of attraction heaviness
gravity 3 noun seriousness, importance consequence, significance, concern
gravity 9 noun seriousness, importance solemnity, severity, urgency, momentousness, exigency, acuteness, perilousness, weightiness, hazardousness
great 19 adj very large huge, enormous, tremendous, big, terrible, high, strong, considerable, vast, extreme, fat, bull, decided, excessive, extended, extensive, long, numerous, towering
great 25 adj very large immense, husky, mammoth, abundant, ample, big league, bulky, colossal, extravagant, gigantic, grievous, humongous, inordinate, jumbo, lengthy, major league, prodigious, prolonged, pronounced, stupendous, titanic, voluminous, protracted, mondo, oversize
great 21 adj important, celebrated major, impressive, remarkable, outstanding, grand, famous, excellent, fine, talented, superior, royal, capital, primary, chief, leading, main, principal, commanding, distinguished, noted, prominent
great 24 adj important, celebrated glorious, heroic, august, noble, notable, superlative, dignified, eminent, exalted, famed, high-minded, honorable, idealistic, illustrious, lofty, magnanimous, noteworthy, paramount, regal, renowned, stately, sublime, puissant, highly regarded
great 16 adj excellent, skillful perfect, fantastic, good, tough, tremendous, positive, terrific, wonderful, fine, best, absolute, expert, total, able, brutal, complete
great 31 adj excellent, skillful exceptional, awesome, admirable, marvelous, bad, heavy, adept, crack, aces, cold, adroit, consummate, downright, egregious, first-class, first-rate, masterly, number one, out of sight, out of this world, out-and-out, proficient, transcendent, unmitigated, unqualified, utter, dynamite, fab, hellacious, super-duper, surpassing
great ape 3 noun order of mammals monkey, human, man
great ape 9 noun order of mammals hominoid, anthropoid, ape, orangutan, gibbon, chimpanzee, gorilla, brachiator, cercopithecoid
greed 2 noun overwhelming desire for more longing, hunger
greed 23 noun overwhelming desire for more avarice, excess, selfishness, edacity, covetousness, indulgence, rapacity, voracity, acquisitiveness, ravenousness, avidity, cupidity, eagerness, intemperance, craving, gluttony, esurience, piggishness, gormandizing, graspingness, insatiableness, swinishness, the gimmies
greedy 4 adj desiring excessively hungry, eager, close, grasping
greedy 41 adj desiring excessively rapacious, selfish, impatient, acquisitive, avaricious, avid, carnivorous, covetous, craving, desirous, devouring, gluttonous, insatiable, intemperate, itchy, miserly, omnivorous, parsimonious, penurious, ravenous, stingy, tight, voracious, close-fisted, edacious, grabby, hoggish, piggish, esurient, gobbling, gormandizing, grudging, gulping, guzzling, insatiate, niggardly, pennypinching, prehensile, ravening, swinish, tight-fisted
green 7 adj young, new, blooming raw, tender, fresh, infant, growing, recent, developing
green 27 adj young, new, blooming grassy, lush, verdant, leafy, maturing, supple, unripe, juvenile, budding, immature, flourishing, callow, pliable, puerile, unseasoned, youthful, burgeoning, sprouting, foliate, pullulating, bosky, half-formed, undecayed, undried, unfledged, ungrown, verduous
green 5 adj inexperienced fresh, new, raw, young, innocent
green 19 adj inexperienced immature, tenderfoot, callow, credulous, gullible, ignorant, inexpert, ingenuous, naive, unpolished, unseasoned, unskillful, unsophisticated, untrained, unversed, youthful, unpracticed, unconversant, wet behind the ears
green 4 adj emerald in color pine, forest, sea, grass
green 23 adj emerald in color fir, sap, jade, sage, moss, olive, blue-green, peacock, apple, spinach, willow, verdigris, malachite, beryl, chartreuse, kelly, aquamarine, pea, lime, bice, greenish-blue, vert, viridian
green 1 adj referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment ecological
green 4 adj referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment biodegradable, environment-friendly, environmental, environmentally-safe
green 4 noun square or park in center of town field, lawn, grass, common
green 5 noun square or park in center of town turf, plaza, terrace, sward, grassplot
greet 13 verb welcome attend, acknowledge, receive, stop, embrace, address, meet, approach, shoulder, nod, recognize, bow, flag
greet 22 verb welcome hail, accost, salute, herald, salaam, curtsy, compliment, shake hands, call to, exchange greetings, high-five, highball, move to, pay respects, roll out the red carpet, say hello, say hi, speak to, usher in, whistle for, extend one's hand, tip one's hat
greeting 9 noun welcome; message of kindness nod, reception, hello, respects, note, notice, attention, regards, address
greeting 27 noun welcome; message of kindness letter, ovation, salute, card, hail, salutation, blow, acknowledgment, testimonial, aloha, rumble, salaam, heralding, ciao, accosting, howdy, highball, how-do-you-do, compliments, hi, best wishes, compellation, good wishes, high five, speaking to, ushering in, what's happening
gregarious 2 adj friendly fun, social
gregarious 7 adj friendly affable, sociable, companionable, convivial, cordial, outgoing, clubby
grief 8 noun mental suffering pain, regret, trouble, worry, harassment, depression, care, trial
grief 41 noun mental suffering heartache, gloom, melancholy, agony, sorrow, heartbreak, mourning, discomfort, sadness, despair, remorse, bereavement, misery, woe, anguish, unhappiness, grievance, distress, dole, affliction, mortification, dejection, disquiet, tribulation, wretchedness, mournfulness, purgatory, torture, desolation, despondency, rue, malaise, dolor, vexation, lamenting, infelicity, lamentation, bemoaning, bewailing, deploring, repining
grimace 4 noun scowling facial expression frown, mouth, smile, face
grimace 7 noun scowling facial expression sneer, smirk, scowl, moue, mug, mouthing, wry face
grimace 2 verb make a pained expression frown, mouth
grimace 11 verb make a pained expression sneer, smirk, contort, scowl, mug, deform, distort, misshape, make a face, make a wry face, screw up one's face
grin 2 verb smile widely beam, crack
grin 2 verb smile widely smirk, simper
grind 4 noun tedious job task, labor, pace, routine
grind 12 noun tedious job chore, drudgery, travail, rote, treadmill, sweat, toil, moil, groove, rut, hard work, grubwork
grind 6 verb crush, pulverize reduce, pound, beat, powder, file, mill
grind 20 verb crush, pulverize grate, pulverize, scrape, crumble, granulate, disintegrate, bray, attenuate, shiver, rasp, atomize, crumple, abrade, triturate, kibble, comminute, pestle, chop up, levigate, roll out
grind 3 verb sharpen rub, smooth, file
grind 9 verb sharpen grate, scrape, grit, whet, abrade, polish, gnash, sand, give an edge to
grind 1 verb oppress trouble
grind 9 verb oppress annoy, afflict, vex, tyrannize, harass, plague, persecute, hound, hold down
grip 10 noun clasp, embrace grasp, constraint, hold, hook, fixing, strength, catch, squeeze, purchase, crushing
grip 28 noun clasp, embrace restraint, clamp, cincture, coercion, enclosure, ligature, gripe, grapple, lug, clench, brace, duress, clinch, tenure, snatch, cinch, vise, clutch, fastening, wrench, anchor, handshake, handgrip, handclasp, clamping, enclosing, grapnel, handhold
grip 7 noun perception, understanding grasp, control, influence, possession, keeping, power, hold
grip 5 noun perception, understanding domination, ken, clutches, comprehension, tenure
grip 3 verb hold tightly grasp, seize, take
grip 12 verb hold tightly clutch, nab, clinch, snatch, clench, snag, clasp, clap a hand on, latch on to, lay hands on, take hold of, get one's hands on
grip 3 verb entrance, enchant involve, compel, hold
grip 8 verb entrance, enchant mesmerize, fascinate, enthrall, engross, hypnotize, spellbind, rivet, catch up
groan 3 noun moan, complaint sigh, objection, cry
groan 6 noun moan, complaint grunt, sob, whine, gripe, grouse, grumble
groan 3 verb moan, complain sigh, cry, object
groan 9 verb moan, complain grumble, murmur, grouse, lament, whine, gripe, bemoan, keen, mumble
ground 8 noun earth, land dirt, soil, terrain, park, field, landscape, dust, arena
ground 7 noun earth, land turf, sod, real estate, terra firma, sand, loam, old sod
ground 19 verb base, set; educate found, prepare, coach, rest, instruct, inform, establish, discipline, fit, bottom, fix, introduce, stay, qualify, train, teach, prime, initiate, settle
ground 5 verb base, set; educate familiarize, tutor, predicate, indoctrinate, acquaint
ground 9 verb restrict; drop in place dock, prevent, land, bar, level, floor, down, fell, beach
ground 4 verb restrict; drop in place strand, bring down, knock down, mow down
grounds 18 noun estate, domain habitat, terrain, sphere, campus, realm, zone, area, lot, territory, holding, premises, spot, land, district, country, property, fields, gardens
grounds 5 noun estate, domain terrace, acreage, tract, environs, real estate
grounds 21 noun basis, premise argument, evidence, motive, infrastructure, demonstration, call, factor, test, cause, foundation, excuse, reason, base, seat, why, account, trial, testimony, occasion, proof, numbers
grounds 20 noun basis, premise groundwork, wherefore, pretext, information, underpinning, footing, bedrock, inducement, justification, dope, substratum, rationale, antecedent, goods, root, chapter and verse, determinant, info, straight stuff, whyfor
grounds 1 noun sediment deposit
grounds 8 noun sediment residue, leavings, lees, dregs, precipitate, precipitation, settlings, grouts
group 35 noun number of individuals collectively body, crowd, club, company, band, gang, party, society, organization, class, association, troop, gathering, set, chain, grade, cluster, bunch, category, trust, combination, crew, battery, combine, lot, suite, circle, sort, assembly, mess, collection, formation, pool, league, pack
group 23 noun number of individuals collectively faction, bevy, syndicate, clot, cartel, platoon, posse, passel, parcel, coterie, aggregation, conglomerate, congregation, bundle, clique, assortment, covey, clutch, batch, clump, accumulation, assemblage, shooting match
group 12 verb bring together meet, arrange, organize, gather, poke, crowd, associate, cluster, link, collect, assemble, bunch
group 17 verb bring together systematize, huddle, harmonize, congregate, consort, punch, corral, bracket, get together, round up, band together, bunch up, gang around, gang up, hang out, make the scene, scare up
group 10 verb classify, sort arrange, organize, gather, associate, order, range, rank, file, assemble, class
group 7 verb classify, sort categorize, marshal, dispose, assort, pigeonhole, bracket, put together
grow 22 verb become larger, evolve develop, raise, increase, spread, build, thrive, swell, rise, produce, gain, come, expand, advance, age, turn, become, arise, stretch, issue, extend, stem, mount
grow 33 verb become larger, evolve widen, sprout, cultivate, flourish, breed, multiply, mature, thicken, maturate, dilate, enlarge, wax, germinate, vegetate, pullulate, propagate, abound, heighten, amplify, shoot, augment, luxuriate, originate, ripen, burgeon, fill out, branch out, burst forth, come to be, get bigger, get taller, pop up, spring up
growth 20 noun development, progress success, advance, hike, rise, expansion, improvement, increase, production, gain, unfolding, crop, flowering, boost, swell, produce, evolution, extension, stretching, up, upping
growth 22 noun development, progress prosperity, advancement, surge, buildup, aggrandizement, cultivation, vegetation, proliferation, enlargement, augmentation, multiplication, maturing, evolvement, thickening, maturation, sprouting, germination, widening, waxing, beefing up, fleshing out, heightening
growth 2 noun tumor Cancer, swelling
growth 12 noun tumor outgrowth, polyp, lump, parasite, excrescence, mole, fibrousness, fungus, wen, thickening, cancroid, fibrous tissue
guarantee 11 noun pledge, promise agreement, contract, deposit, security, insurance, charter, lock, word, undertaking, pipe, bond
guarantee 23 noun pledge, promise warranty, collateral, certificate, assurance, guaranty, pawn, vow, surety, bail, warrant, covenant, earnest, certainty, bargain, attestation, token, testament, oath, sure thing, word of honor, certification, gage, recognizance
guarantee 17 verb pledge, promise protect, secure, prove, support, assure, maintain, ensure, angel, back, evidence, witness, mortgage, confirm, stake, testify, endorse, swear
guarantee 28 verb pledge, promise insure, attest, certify, guaranty, reassure, juice, evince, wager, aver, warrant, grubstake, bankroll, affirm, answer for, vouch for, cosign, be surety for, bind oneself, get behind, give bond, make bail, make certain, make sure, pick up the check, pick up the tab, sign for, stand behind, stand up for
guard 2 noun protector defender, watch
guard 17 noun protector warden, escort, lookout, shepherd, shield, picket, chaperon, guardian, sentry, chaperone, custodian, sentinel, ward, bouncer, chaser, convoyer, watchperson
guard 4 noun defense screen, protection, pad, security
guard 9 noun defense shield, bulwark, armor, armament, buffer, aegis, rampart, ward, safeguard
guard 15 verb protect, watch preserve, patrol, secure, oversee, defend, cover, keep, observe, mind, attend, screen, tend, shelter, conduct, save
guard 23 verb protect, watch escort, supervise, safeguard, shield, lookout, shepherd, police, fend, bulwark, chaperon, chaperone, stonewall, superintend, convoy, baby-sit, look after, shotgun, cover up, keep an eye on, keep in view, keep under surveillance, ride shotgun for, see after
guerrilla 1 noun bushfighter terrorist
guerrilla 8 noun bushfighter mercenary, irregular, soldier of fortune, commando, freedom fighter, professional soldier, resistance fighter, underground fighter
guess 12 noun belief, speculation prediction, theory, assumption, hypothesis, opinion, feeling, judgment, conclusion, notion, suspicion, estimate, view
guess 24 noun belief, speculation presumption, conjecture, inference, hunch, supposition, guesswork, deduction, surmise, shot, postulate, presupposition, postulation, fancy, thesis, stab, reckoning, induction, divination, ballpark figure, shot in the dark, guesstimate, supposal, surmisal, sneaking suspicion
guess 20 verb try to figure out; imagine speculate, divine, calculate, predict, suggest, pretend, think, suppose, solve, believe, deem, select, suspect, chance, judge, estimate, reason, survey, venture, pick
guess 26 verb try to figure out; imagine fathom, presume, infer, surmise, predicate, fancy, deduce, hypothesize, postulate, opine, conjecture, reckon, hazard, penetrate, theorize, work out, guesstimate, dare say, go out on a limb, happen upon, jump to a conclusion, lump it, size up, take a shot at, take a stab at, think likely
guest 9 noun person accommodated, given hospitality customer, patron, visitor, companion, inmate, client, recipient, mate, company
guest 17 noun person accommodated, given hospitality caller, tenant, lodger, transient, boarder, frequenter, renter, visitant, habitué, vacationer, roomer, ephemera, sojourner, sharer, bedfellow, partaker, out-of-towner
guide 19 noun something that or someone who leads mentor, model, counselor, teacher, pilot, captain, monitor, lead, pattern, genius, ideal, pioneer, leader, adviser, standard, director, inspiration, design, example
guide 22 noun something that or someone who leads superintendent, chaperon, docent, usher, cicerone, convoy, guru, criterion, escort, conductor, scout, genie, attendant, vanguard, exemplar, paradigm, pathfinder, rudder, controller, exhibitor, lodestar, guiding spirit
guide 10 noun information, instructions manual, clue, catalog, key, landmark, signal, mark, print, sign, marker
guide 21 noun information, instructions guidebook, handbook, directory, tip-off, compendium, Bible, bellwether, beacon, pointer, telltale, chapter and verse, signpost, enchiridion, lodestar, ABCs, guiding light, hot lead, the book, the numbers, vade mecum, no-no's
guide 24 verb direct, lead educate, manage, handle, oversee, govern, influence, instruct, see, train, accompany, teach, regulate, advise, steer, control, counsel, attend, show, route, rule, command, conduct, engineer, pilot
guide 19 verb direct, lead shepherd, maneuver, navigate, usher, escort, supervise, sway, convoy, superintend, contrive, beacon, chaperon, spearhead, marshal, coxswain, quarterback, have a handle on, show the way, trailblaze
guideline 11 noun direction code, protocol, guidance, instruction, rule, signal, clue, key, mark, guide, marker
guideline 3 noun direction precept, ground rule, standard procedure
guilt 12 noun blame; bad conscience over responsibility regret, liability, shame, responsibility, sin, slip, offense, crime, wrong, fault, failing, error
guilt 30 noun blame; bad conscience over responsibility culpability, disgrace, indiscretion, remorse, stigma, malfeasance, misbehavior, dereliction, misconduct, wickedness, onus, penitence, dishonor, misstep, infamy, solecism, contrition, delinquency, iniquity, lapse, transgression, malpractice, self-condemnation, answerability, blameworthiness, sinfulness, criminality, self-reproach, malefaction, peccability
gullible 5 adj naive, trusting believing, biting, innocent, silly, simple
gullible 20 adj naive, trusting unsuspecting, foolish, unsophisticated, credulous, easy mark, green, mark, sucker, susceptible, wide-eyed, being a sucker, easily taken in, falling hook line and sinker, kidding oneself, swallowing whole, taken in, taking the bait, trustful, tumbling for, unskeptical
gun 3 noun weapon that shoots rifle, pistol, rod
gun 21 noun weapon that shoots piece, cannon, ordnance, musket, difference, shotgun, revolver, mortar, hardware, handgun, equalizer, Uzi, howitzer, persuader, blaster, magnum, flintlock, forty-five, Saturday-night special, peashooter, thirty-eight
gutter 4 noun ditch tube, pipe, drain, channel
gutter 17 noun ditch eaves, duct, dike, sewer, culvert, conduit, funnel, gully, spout, trench, sluice, trough, moat, watercourse, runnel, fosse, sulcation
habit 18 noun tendency, practice style, nature, pattern, custom, manner, routine, mode, fashion, set, bent, bias, use, constitution, way, convention, weakness, rule, turn
habit 31 noun tendency, practice quirk, thing, usage, obsession, dependence, proneness, gravitation, propensity, persuasion, inclination, proclivity, fixation, penchant, disposition, consuetude, habitude, rut, wont, susceptibility, predisposition, mannerism, addiction, groove, praxis, frame of mind, second nature, make-up, impulsion, assuetude, fixed attitude, hangup
habit 1 noun dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose costume
habit 7 noun dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose habiliment, garment, garb, vestment, apparel, robe, riding clothes
habitat 23 noun residence nest, cave, terrain, environment, territory, house, seat, home, settlement, occupation, apartment, housing, pad, flat, address, hole, quarters, roof, element, range, place, site, digs
habitat 29 noun residence dwelling, surroundings, haven, locale, lodging, haunt, crib, accommodations, habitation, locality, domicile, occupancy, nook, abode, berth, hearth, condominium, den, turf, home plate, stamping ground, condo, fireside, roost, homestead, biosphere, residency, commorancy, stomping ground
hackneyed 6 adj clichéd, tired common, conventional, everyday, old, stereotyped, stock
hackneyed 27 adj clichéd, tired timeworn, corny, trite, banal, stale, threadbare, antiquated, commonplace, hokey, moth-eaten, obsolete, out-of-date, outdated, outmoded, overworked, pedestrian, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, tripe, unoriginal, worn-out, well-worn, familiar tune, old-chestnut, old-hat, old-saw, played-out
hair 8 noun threadlike growth on animate being grass, fur, fiber, shock, lock, down, cut, beard
hair 29 noun threadlike growth on animate being wig, hairstyle, haircut, wool, strand, tress, tuft, bristle, filament, mop, whiskers, coiffure, fluff, fringe, feeler, sideburn, eyebrow, mane, eyelash, quill, cowlick, villus, ruff, thatch, vibrissa, moustache, cilium, frizzies, split ends
haircut 1 noun trim trimming
haircut 9 noun trim hairdo, hairstyle, crew cut, bob, bangs, pompadour, shingling, buzz cut, feather cut
half 4 adj partial partly, limited, moderate, divided
half 6 adj partial fractional, incomplete, bisected, even-steven, fifty-fifty, halved
half 2 noun one of two equal parts of a whole fraction, division
half 4 noun one of two equal parts of a whole moiety, hemisphere, bisection, fifty percent
hall 8 noun corridor hallway, entrance, room, gallery, lobby, pass, passage, entry
hall 6 noun corridor foyer, vestibule, passageway, rotunda, anteroom, entranceway
hall 6 noun room for large affairs arena, theater, chamber, church, gallery, casino
hall 15 noun room for large affairs gymnasium, amphitheater, lounge, auditorium, salon, mart, armory, meeting place, ballroom, gym, lyceum, refectory, stateroom, assembly room, dining hall
hallway 2 noun foyer entrance, corridor
hallway 1 noun foyer entrance way
halt 6 noun end, stoppage pause, stop, break, arrest, stand, close
halt 12 noun end, stoppage interruption, standstill, letup, freeze, layoff, termination, impasse, cutoff, break-off, grinding halt, screaming halt, screeching halt
halt 15 verb stop, cause to stop bar, suspend, end, arrest, stop, stem, cease, interrupt, block, pause, rest, frustrate, stay, check, wait
halt 29 verb stop, cause to stop terminate, adjourn, stall, curb, impede, deter, hamper, break off, obstruct, punctuate, balk, desist, cut short, draw up, hold back, pull up, intermit, blow the whistle on, bring to an end, bring to standstill, call it a day, cease fire, close down, come to an end, cool it, drop anchor, hold at bay, put a cork in, stand still
halt 2 verb hesitate, stutter pause, stumble
halt 12 verb hesitate, stutter vacillate, limp, stammer, hobble, stagger, waver, falter, dither, shilly-shally, be defective, whiffle, wiggle-waggle
ham 5 noun one who overacts hot dog, exhibitionist, showoff, grandstander, hotshot
hammer 10 verb beat, hit knock, pound, tap, form, make, defeat, drive, strike, shape, fashion
hammer 12 verb beat, hit bang, clobber, thrash, batter, wallop, forge, trounce, drub, whack, pummel, bear down, whomp
hand 5 noun appendage at end of human arm, grip, fist, grasp, hold, hook
hand 10 noun appendage at end of human arm, ham, paw, extremity, fin, palm, shaker, mitt, metacarpus, phalanges, including fingers duke
hand 4 noun person who does labor help, worker, aide, employee
hand 8 noun person who does labor laborer, helper, roustabout, artisan, operative, craftsperson, artificer, hired person
hand 15 noun help, aid control, skill, support, part, ability, direction, agency, influence, assistance, instruction, share, lift, relief, guidance, participation
hand 2 noun help, aid succor, knack
hand 1 noun handwriting script
hand 3 noun handwriting chirography, longhand, calligraphy
hand 4 noun round of applause ovation, clap, handclapping, thunderous reception
handicap 9 noun disadvantage barrier, disability, obstacle, burden, load, restriction, limitation, injury, block
handicap 13 noun disadvantage stumbling block, affliction, drawback, impediment, hindrance, shortcoming, impairment, encumbrance, baggage, millstone, detriment, hangup, psychological baggage
handicap 5 noun advantage start, odds, penalty, favor, points
handicap 5 noun advantage vantage, bulge, edge, upper hand, head start
handicap 3 verb give disadvantage restrict, limit, burden
handicap 11 verb give disadvantage hinder, cripple, hamstring, impede, hamper, hog-tie, encumber, sideline, hold back, put out of commission, take out
handwrite 4 verb write signature signature, sign, pen, endorse
handwrite 5 verb write signature engross, subscribe, inscribe, ink, write by hand
handy 5 adj nearby accessible, available, ready, close, near
handy 8 adj nearby convenient, adjacent, at hand, close by, close-at-hand, near-at-hand, on hand, within reach
handy 8 adj easy to use available, useful, helpful, practical, neat, ready, central, functional
handy 11 adj easy to use profitable, convenient, practicable, manageable, adaptable, advantageous, beneficial, gainful, serviceable, utile, wieldy
handy 5 adj adept physically ready, fit, expert, able, skilled
handy 8 adj adept physically adroit, clever, deft, dexterous, ingenious, nimble, proficient, skillful
hang 24 verb suspend or be suspended pin, drift, float, cover, lean, wave, bend, attach, remain, decorate, swing, hold, stick, deck, rest, nail, depend, fix, cling, trail, lower, drop, bow, project
hang 23 verb suspend or be suspended hover, flap, dangle, drape, flop, sag, adhere, droop, loll, lop, overhang, impend, tack, incline, fasten, furnish, stay up, beetle, be fastened, be in mid-air, be loose, be pendent, be poised
hang 1 verb kill by suspension from a rope execute
hang 9 verb kill by suspension from a rope stretch, hoist, swing, noose, lynch, scrag, gibbet, send to the gallows, string up
hang 3 verb depend on future action await, rest, cling
hang 9 verb depend on future action hinge, pend, turn on, be conditional upon, be contingent on, be dependent on, be determined by, be in limbo, be in suspense
happen 19 verb come to pass; occur hit, develop, appear, arise, fall, result, pass, meet, arrive, proceed, light, shake, spring, down, chance, follow, issue, stumble, luck
happen 28 verb come to pass; occur materialize, go on, transpire, supervene, recur, bump, befall, ensue, eventuate, smoke, betide, come about, come off, turn out, turn up, take place, take effect, crop up, be found, become a fact, become known, become of, come after, come into being, come into existence, present itself, stumble upon, what goes
happy 14 adj in high spirits; satisfied contented, delighted, pleased, pleasant, peaceful, glad, blessed, content, gay, laughing, light, sunny, blest, up
happy 34 adj in high spirits; satisfied cheerful, overjoyed, ecstatic, elated, joyous, lively, merry, upbeat, joyful, jubilant, blissful, blithe, chipper, convivial, exultant, gleeful, gratified, intoxicated, jolly, mirthful, on cloud nine, peppy, perky, playful, sparkling, tickled, tickled pink, thrilled, captivated, chirpy, flying high, looking good, walking on air, can't complain
happy 14 adj lucky successful, appropriate, casual, correct, effective, favorable, fitting, just, meet, nice, promising, proper, right, suitable
happy 18 adj lucky apt, fortunate, accidental, advantageous, auspicious, befitting, convenient, efficacious, enviable, felicitous, incidental, opportune, propitious, satisfactory, seasonable, timely, well-timed, providential
hard 11 adj rocklike solid, strong, tough, concentrated, dense, firm, iron, packed, set, stiff, thick
hard 15 adj rocklike callous, compact, hardened, impenetrable, inflexible, rigid, rocky, stony, unyielding, adamantine, indurate, compacted, compressed, consolidated, indurated
hard 15 adj difficult, exhausting tough, terrible, complicated, serious, rough, demanding, exacting, involved, labored, mean, murder, severe, tiring, wearing, fatiguing
hard 33 adj difficult, exhausting heavy, troublesome, arduous, herculean, backbreaking, bothersome, burdensome, distressing, formidable, grinding, hairy, intricate, irksome, knotty, laborious, merciless, onerous, operose, rigorous, rugged, scabrous, slavish, sticky, strenuous, toilsome, unsparing, uphill, wearisome, effortful, wearying, difficile, toilful, uphill battle
hard 12 adj cruel, ruthless tough, harsh, painful, angry, bitter, brutal, cold, dark, exacting, hostile, severe, strict
hard 36 adj cruel, ruthless bleak, grim, acrimonious, antagonistic, austere, callous, cold-blooded, disagreeable, distressing, dour, grievous, hard-boiled, inclement, intemperate, intolerable, obdurate, perverse, pitiless, rigorous, rugged, stern, stringent, stubborn, thick-skinned, unfeeling, unjust, unkind, unpleasant, unrelenting, unsparing, unsympathetic, vengeful, rancorous, resentful, cold fish, hard as nails
hard 10 adj true, indisputable positive, sure, absolute, actual, bare, cold, genuine, plain, practical, realistic
hard 6 adj true, indisputable definite, down-to-earth, pragmatic, undeniable, unvarnished, verified
hard 6 adv with great force strongly, seriously, heavily, severely, roughly, sharply
hard 38 adv with great force vigorously, angrily, briskly, brutally, cruelly, earnestly, energetically, fiercely, forcibly, frantically, furiously, intensely, madly, meanly, painfully, powerfully, savagely, sprightly, urgently, viciously, violently, wildly, actively, animatedly, boisterously, ferociously, keenly, like fury, relentlessly, rigorously, rowdily, spiritedly, stormily, tumultously/tumultuously, turbulently, uproariously, vivaciously, with all one's might
hard 4 adv with determination closely, sharply, steadily, thoroughly
hard 15 adv with determination earnestly, industriously, intensely, intently, strenuously, exhaustively, intensively, assiduously, diligently, doggedly, painstakingly, persistently, searchingly, unremittingly, untiringly
hard 5 adv with difficulty badly, severely, carefully, hardly, roughly
hard 20 adv with difficulty vigorously, awkwardly, harshly, inconveniently, laboriously, painfully, strenuously, arduously, agonizingly, burdensomely, cumbersomely, cumbrously, distressingly, exhaustingly, gruelingly, ponderously, tiredly, toilsomely, unwieldily, with great effort
hard 2 adv with resentment hardly, slowly
hard 5 adv with resentment reluctantly, sorely, bitterly, keenly, rancorously
hard 5 adv in a fixed manner close, fast, tight, firmly, firm
hard 3 adv in a fixed manner solidly, steadfastly, tightly
hardship 16 noun personal burden grief, disaster, danger, suffering, hazard, difficulty, fatigue, worry, trouble, injury, case, accident, labor, trial, want, need
hardship 33 noun personal burden misfortune, peril, oppression, discomfort, calamity, misery, persecution, torment, sorrow, adversity, catastrophe, grievance, travail, distress, privation, destitution, drudgery, mischance, austerity, curse, rigor, vicissitude, affliction, tribulation, asperity, toil, hard knocks, rainy day, Herculean task, rotten luck, tough break, tough luck, uphill battle
hardware 1 noun tools; fittings, especially made of metal implements
hardware 11 noun tools; fittings, especially made of metal housewares, plumbing, utensils, ironware, fasteners, appliances, fixtures, metalware, kitchenware, accouterments, household furnishings
harm 9 noun injury, evil loss, violence, damage, wrong, abuse, ill, hurt, sin, ruin
harm 26 noun injury, evil mischief, sabotage, vandalism, disservice, misuse, impairment, ruination, misfortune, immorality, iniquity, vice, ravage, mischance, prejudice, infliction, outrage, detriment, wickedness, foul play, wear and tear, noxiousness, sinfulness, perniciousness, marring, banefulness, deleteriousness
harm 11 verb injure; cause evil shock, ruin, damage, hurt, abuse, undermine, total, wound, crush, get, wrong
harm 42 verb injure; cause evil wreck, tarnish, inconvenience, shatter, cripple, impair, maim, trample, prejudice, outrage, mar, sap, sabotage, traumatize, tweak, scathe, bruise, zing, molest, maltreat, nick, vitiate, vandalize, stab, spoil, misuse, mutilate, blemish, ill-treat, wrench, discommode, incommode, mangle, wing, mess up, put down, disserve, louse up, dilapidate, do violence to, dump on, muck up
harmful 7 adj injurious, hurtful bad, painful, toxic, damaging, risky, evil, undermining
harmful 39 adj injurious, hurtful inimical, unhealthy, noxious, catastrophic, unsafe, pernicious, adverse, disastrous, detrimental, sinful, disadvantageous, ruinous, destructive, baleful, baneful, calamitous, consumptive, corrupting, deleterious, dire, incendiary, internecine, malicious, malignant, menacing, mischievous, murderous, nocuous, pestiferous, sinister, subversive, unwholesome, virulent, cataclysmic, pestilential, corroding, crippling, harassing, malefic
harmony 7 noun social agreement peace, understanding, consensus, unity, cooperation, friendship, sympathy
harmony 17 noun social agreement unanimity, tranquility, consistency, good will, conformity, rapport, kinship, correspondence, accord, empathy, concord, amity, affinity, compatibility, amicability, like-mindedness, meeting of minds
harmony 9 noun correspondence, balance integrity, integration, unity, tune, form, proportion, agreement, fitness, order
harmony 16 noun correspondence, balance consistency, conformity, togetherness, concordance, consonance, symmetry, concord, accord, articulation, chime, congruity, regularity, suitability, parallelism, oneness, conformance
harmony 8 noun musical accordance arrangement, unity, composition, tune, concert, piece, blend, blending
harmony 22 noun musical accordance melody, unison, consonance, richness, concurrence, chime, chorus, euphony, symphony, triad, overtone, chord, polyphony, diapason, harmonics, tunefulness, melodiousness, attunement, concentus, concinnity, mellifluousness, organum
harsh 9 adj rough, crude (to the senses) hard, severe, sharp, bitter, cracked, disagreeing, disturbing, flat, jarring
harsh 42 adj rough, crude (to the senses) grim, rigid, strident, bleak, coarse, acrid, astringent, cacophonous, clashing, craggy, discordant, dissonant, earsplitting, glaring, grating, guttural, hoarse, incompatible, jagged, noisy, off-key, rasping, raucous, rugged, rusty, sour, uneven, unrelenting, croaking, unmusical, asperous, caterwauling, creaking, jangling, not smooth, out-of-key, out-of-tune, screeching, stridulous, tuneless, unlevel, unmelodious
harsh 8 adj nasty, abusive tough, hard, cruel, brutal, severe, sharp, bitter, mean
harsh 25 adj nasty, abusive stringent, unkind, rude, ruthless, relentless, unpleasant, punitive, stern, grim, austere, discourteous, dour, gruff, hairy, hard-boiled, hard-nosed, pitiless, uncivil, unfeeling, ungracious, unrelenting, wicked, comfortless, hard-shell, cussed
harvest 15 noun crops; taking in of crops output, result, yield, summer, gathering, return, season, effect, yielding, produce, fall, consequence, harvesting, storing, cropping
harvest 10 noun crops; taking in of crops intake, repercussion, fruition, autumn, by-product, garnering, reaping, ingathering, fruitage, harvest-time
harvest 9 verb gathering of produce gather, collect, pick, cut, get, acquire, crop, strip, store
harvest 18 verb gathering of produce amass, mow, pluck, accumulate, take in, hoard, reap, cull, bin, plow, squirrel, glean, garner, cache, stow, stash, harrow, pile up
hat 5 noun covering for the head helmet, lid, straw, bucket, topper
hat 17 noun covering for the head bonnet, sailor, fedora, headgear, skimmer, millinery, Stetson, Panama, chapeau, bowler, boater, sombrero, tam, headpiece, stove pipe, ten-gallon, tam o'shanter
hate 6 noun extreme dislike pain, horror, spite, trouble, bother, objection
hate 39 noun extreme dislike antagonism, enmity, hostility, revenge, resentment, venom, animosity, rancor, loathing, hatred, grievance, abomination, detestation, rankling, nuisance, malevolence, gripe, anathema, disgust, antipathy, scorn, repugnance, frost, malignity, animus, revulsion, odium, execration, abhorrence, bugbear, irritant, repulsion, aversion, ill will, mislike, black beast, nasty look, no love lost, bête noire
hate 40 verb dislike very strongly despise, scorn, detest, shun, abhor, loathe, abominate, spurn, deprecate, execrate, disdain, disapprove, contemn, nauseate, curse, deride, disfavor, disparage, anathematize, look down on, allergic to, be disgusted with, be hostile to, be loath, be reluctant, be repelled by, be sick of, be sorry, bear a grudge against, down on, feel malice to, have an aversion to, have enough of, have no use for, not care for, object to, recoil from, shudder at, spit upon, can't stand
haul 8 noun something obtained or moved cargo, harvest, load, yield, gain, burden, catch, find
haul 7 noun something obtained or moved lading, booty, freight, spoils, payload, loot, takings
haul 21 verb move, pull to another spot ride, cart, bring, drag, lift, remove, carry, transport, pack, shoulder, buck, draw, raise, shift, gun, back, trail, truck, convey, boost, heel
haul 13 verb move, pull to another spot tote, rake, tow, hoist, lug, heave, elevate, hump, trawl, jag, tug, schlepp, piggy back
haunt 9 noun place for socializing habitat, site, headquarters, resort, range, place, home, retreat, bar
haunt 17 noun place for socializing hangout, meeting place, abode, dwelling, niche, lair, cubbyhole, locality, purlieu, den, rendezvous, gathering place, watering hole, clubhouse, living quarters, stomping ground, trysting place
haunt 9 verb visit as a spirit worry, trouble, float, walk, appear, return, rise, possess, rack
haunt 42 verb visit as a spirit bedevil, annoy, terrorize, permeate, frighten, besiege, appall, pervade, beset, torment, plague, hound, inhabit, terrify, obsess, agonize, agitate, infest, molest, intrude, recur, pester, disquiet, madden, vex, dwell, hover, spook, harrow, overrun, materialize, tease, reappear, manifest, nettle, harass, voodoo, come back, prey on, weigh on, be ever present, stay with
haunt 5 verb spend a lot of time at affect, repair, visit, resort, frequent
haunt 6 verb spend a lot of time at habituate, infest, hang around, hang about, hang out, tarry at
have 21 verb be in possession enjoy, include, get, receive, acquire, bear, accept, keep, admit, own, take, carry, retain, possess, hold, obtain, gain, land, secure, occupy, corner
have 14 verb be in possession pick up, hog, annex, procure, compass, chalk up, take in, get hands on, get hold of, have in hand, latch on to, lock up, sit on, teem with
have 17 verb endure, bear enjoy, undergo, consider, feel, experience, leave, see, know, allow, permit, need, become, suffer, let, tolerate, sustain, must
have 12 verb endure, bear entertain, be compelled to, be forced to, be up to, fall on, meet with, ought, put up with, rest with, should, think about, be one's duty to
have 4 verb contain involve, include, embrace, comprise
have 5 verb contain subsume, embody, encompass, comprehend, take in
have 1 verb cheat, trick fool
have 13 verb cheat, trick fix, outsmart, outfox, outwit, undo, dupe, overreach, outmaneuver, deceive, swindle, buy off, take in, tamper with
have 2 verb bring into the world deliver, bear
have 3 verb bring into the world beget, bring forth, give birth
hay 2 noun dried grass grass, feed
hay 6 noun dried grass fodder, chaff, forage, provender, swath, herbage
head 9 adj most important; chief prime, champion, principal, leading, pioneer, front, main, first, highest
head 7 adj most important; chief premier, arch, foremost, preeminent, stellar, supreme, topmost
head 3 noun top part of an animate body brain, skull, upstairs
head 16 noun top part of an animate body noodle, belfry, attic, crown, dome, cranium, noggin, scalp, pate, gray matter, think tank, coconut, thinker, capitulum, top story, upper story
head 11 noun leader executive, chief, commander, director, manager, officer, supervisor, boss, President, captain, principal
head 7 noun leader superintendent, honcho, chieftain, commanding officer, dominator, lead-off person, top dog
head 10 noun top part height, bill, point, headline, cap, tip, summit, peak, pitch, heading
head 9 noun top part crown, crest, promontory, vertex, apex, beak, banner, cork, streamer
head 5 noun front, beginning origin, van, start, rise, source
head 6 noun front, beginning fore, vanguard, forefront, commencement, fountainhead, first place
head 11 noun ability, intelligence mind, capacity, bent, gift, genius, understanding, thought, turn, faculty, talent, brains
head 6 noun ability, intelligence mentality, aptness, aptitude, knack, intellect, flair
head 3 noun turning point end, crisis, conclusion
head 3 noun turning point culmination, acme, climax
head 11 verb manage, oversee control, run, lead, direct, command, guide, govern, rule, pioneer, address, dominate
head 7 verb manage, oversee supervise, precede, be first, be in charge, go first, hold sway over, lead the way
headgear 5 noun covering for the head helmet, lid, straw, bucket, topper
headgear 16 noun covering for the head bonnet, sailor, fedora, skimmer, millinery, Stetson, Panama, chapeau, bowler, boater, sombrero, tam, headpiece, stove pipe, ten-gallon, tam o'shanter
headgear 2 noun hat cap, cover
headgear 5 noun hat hood, coronet, headdress, chapeau, capote
headline 4 noun head title, header, heading, leader
headline 3 noun head caption, screamer, scarehead
headquarters 1 noun center of operations base
headquarters 8 noun center of operations nerve center, command post, main office, HQ, base of operations, central station, company headquaters, high command
heal 13 verb cure, recover repair, restore, rebuild, settle, treat, fix, improve, set, attend, doctor, free, compose, dress
heal 32 verb cure, recover soothe, reconcile, regenerate, rejuvenate, revive, rehabilitate, alleviate, mend, medicate, revivify, knit, resuscitate, reanimate, renovate, remedy, conciliate, convalesce, harmonize, ameliorate, salve, renew, meliorate, bring around, patch up, physic, get well, make healthy, make sound, make well, make whole, minister to, put on feet again
health 9 noun physical, mental wellness energy, strength, well-being, fitness, tone, shape, constitution, state, form
health 26 noun physical, mental wellness verdure, healthiness, pink, fettle, euphoria, stamina, complexion, soundness, vigor, haleness, bloom, wholeness, hardihood, prime, hardiness, salubrity, lustiness, salubriousness, robustness, tonicity, healthfulness, clean bill, eupepsia, fine feather, good condition, top form
healthy 13 adj in good condition tough, normal, athletic, fresh, active, strong, firm, fit, restored, sound, trim, well, whole
healthy 30 adj in good condition vigorous, healthful, hearty, lively, robust, able-bodied, all right, blooming, chipper, flourishing, hale, hardy, husky, lusty, muscular, potent, stout, sturdy, unimpaired, virile, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, full of life, in fine feather, in fine fettle, in good shape, in the pink, physically fit, rosy-cheeked, safe and sound
hear 5 verb detect by perceiving sound attend, read, listen, strain, catch
hear 20 verb detect by perceiving sound get, pick up, hark, heed, eavesdrop, apprehend, devour, hearken, descry, make out, take in, overhear, auscultate, be all ears, become aware, get an earful, get wind of, give an audience to, give attention, give ears
hear 8 verb become aware of information receive, gather, discover, see, understand, determine, learn, catch
hear 17 verb become aware of information find out, pick up, unearth, tumble, glean, descry, ascertain, apperceive, be advised, be informed, be led to believe, be told of, catch on, get the picture, get wind of, get wise to, have on good authority
heart 12 noun person's emotions character, feeling, love, soul, nature, humanity, sentiment, sympathy, sensitivity, understanding, response, concern
heart 12 noun person's emotions pity, zest, compassion, benevolence, gusto, tenderness, disposition, temperament, inclination, relish, affection, palate
heart 7 noun courage nerve, mind, soul, spirit, will, purpose, resolution
heart 10 noun courage spunk, dauntlessness, boldness, gallantry, guts, pluck, fortitude, moxie, mettle, bravery
heart 8 noun essence, central part core, center, soul, focus, middle, root, seat, basic
heart 16 noun essence, central part kernel, gist, hub, quintessence, nitty-gritty, bosom, crux, pith, nucleus, quick, marrow, nub, bottom line, focal point, polestar, coal and ice
heart 1 noun blood-pumping organ in an animate being clock
heart 3 noun blood-pumping organ in an animate being ticker, cardiac organ, vascular organ
heat 2 noun high temperature fever, warmth
heat 16 noun high temperature torridity, swelter, sultriness, hotness, dog days, torridness, hot weather, incandescence, warmness, fieriness, calefaction, incalescence, calidity, greenhouse effect, heatwave, hot spell
heat 7 noun anger, passion excitement, intensity, fever, warmth, violence, desire, rage
heat 9 noun anger, passion earnestness, zeal, agitation, fury, vehemence, fervor, ardor, ferocity, impetuosity
heat 9 verb make or become hot melt, warm, bake, steam, boil, sun, fire, flame, smelt
heat 37 verb make or become hot toast, grill, thaw, ignite, sear, roast, broil, incandesce, char, seethe, swelter, flush, scald, perspire, blaze, singe, fry, oxidize, inflame, bask, glow, chafe, incinerate, enkindle, kindle, scorch, reheat, oxidate, frizzle, calorify, enflame, grow hot, grow warm, raise the temperature, set on fire, tepefy, warm up
heaven 9 noun place where god lives; wonderful feeling kingdom, atmosphere, upstairs, happiness, harmony, glory, transport, beyond, heights
heaven 35 noun place where god lives; wonderful feeling nirvana, Promised Land, immortality, paradise, rapture, ecstasy, Shangri-la, sky, bliss, firmament, enchantment, eternity, felicity, hereafter, empyrean, utopia, azure, dreamland, happy hunting ground, kingdom come, Canaan, wonderland, fairyland, afterworld, Zion, Arcadia, Elysium, eternal home, eternal rest, great unknown, life everlasting, life to come, next world, pearly gates, the blue
heavy 11 adj having great weight huge, excessive, big, fat, large, substantial, massive, considerable, built, loaded, pregnant
heavy 36 adj having great weight bulky, awkward, unwieldy, burdensome, hefty, cumbersome, abundant, weighty, gross, lumbering, overweight, stout, ample, beefy, chunky, copious, corpulent, elephantine, enceinte, expectant, fleshy, laden, obese, oppressed, ponderous, porcine, portly, top-heavy, unmanageable, cumbrous, gravid, parturient, lead-footed, two-ton, weighted, zaftig
heavy 13 adj difficult, severe tough, harsh, hard, violent, complicated, serious, rough, wild, complex, grave, confused, labored, profound
heavy 26 adj difficult, severe tedious, onerous, arduous, burdensome, weighty, abstruse, boisterous, esoteric, formidable, grievous, intolerable, knotty, laborious, oppressive, recondite, solemn, stormy, strenuous, tempestuous, toilsome, troublesome, turbulent, vexatious, wearisome, effortful, acroamatic
heavy 5 adj depressed, gloomy dark, wet, lowering, close, sad
heavy 18 adj depressed, gloomy melancholy, downcast, damp, overcast, stifling, cloudy, crestfallen, dejected, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, dull, leaden, oppressive, sodden, soggy, sorrowful, grieving
heavy 9 adj listless, slow sluggish, apathetic, comatose, dull, indifferent, lethargic, torpid, hebetudinous, slumberous
hedge 6 noun boundary, obstacle, especially one made of plants fence, barrier, screen, bush, guard, protection
hedge 7 noun boundary, obstacle, especially one made of plants shrubbery, hurdle, thicket, enclosure, quickset, hedgerow, windbreak
hedge 1 verb avoid, dodge duck
hedge 28 verb avoid, dodge sidestep, fudge, waffle, pussyfoot, shuffle, temporize, equivocate, stonewall, tergiversate, evade, prevaricate, stall, flip-flop, quibble, shuck, blow hot and cold, cop out, hem and haw, pass the buck, shilly-shally, jive, cop a plea, be noncommittal, beat around the bush, give the run around, run around, sit on the fence, tergiverse
hedge 9 verb enclose cage, fence, surround, restrict, pen, edge, ring, border, block
hedge 9 verb enclose hinder, coop, obstruct, girdle, immure, corral, confine, siege, hem in
heel 1 verb follow attend
heel 1 verb follow obey
height 9 noun altitude, top part ceiling, peak, extent, rise, tip, mountain, summit, hill, pitch
height 18 noun altitude, top part pinnacle, prominence, stature, elevation, crest, crown, highness, acme, cusp, apex, vertex, brow, zenith, tiptop, apogee, loftiness, solstice, tallness
height 7 noun climax; importance top, maximum, dignity, end, limit, ultimate, crisis
height 16 noun climax; importance crest, prominence, uttermost, culmination, acme, heyday, extremity, exaltation, grandeur, eminence, loftiness, ne plus ultra, sublimity, crowning point, high point, utmost degree
heir 9 noun person who inherits possessions beneficiary, scion, successor, inheritor, devisee, heritor, grantee, crown prince/princess, next in line
helicopter 5 noun aircraft chopper, eggbeater, autogiro, whirlybird, copter
hell 6 noun place of the condemned; bad situation nightmare, difficulty, trial, suffering, grave, pit
hell 26 noun place of the condemned; bad situation purgatory, inferno, misery, abyss, ordeal, underworld, agony, perdition, torment, affliction, pandemonium, anguish, wretchedness, limbo, bottomless pit, fire and brimstone, nether world, Gehenna, blazes, Hades, Abaddon, everlasting fire, hell-fire, infernal regions, lower world, place of torment
hello 1 interj how do you do welcome
hello 16 interj how do you do howdy, hi, greetings, bonjour, buenas noches, buenos dias, good day, good morning, hey, hi-ya, how are you, how goes it, howdy-do, shalom, what's happening, what's up
helmet 1 noun headgear hat
helmet 8 noun headgear hard hat, armor, busby, kepi, shako, crash helmet, head protector, safety helmet
help 14 noun assistance, relief advice, use, service, support, comfort, hand, benefit, cooperation, aid, guidance, assist, maintenance, utility, cure
help 9 noun assistance, relief balm, nourishment, corrective, sustenance, avail, remedy, lift, succor, helping hand
help 13 noun employee worker, hand, colleague, deputy, servant, assistant, domestic, aide, mate, representative, partner, supporter, ally
help 10 noun employee abettor, auxiliary, helper, helpmate, collaborator, subsidiary, attendant, adjutant, ancilla, right-hand person
help 21 verb aid, assist save, support, serve, encourage, cooperate, benefit, maintain, back, push, further, promote, boost, stimulate, advocate, relieve, cheer, accommodate, second, sustain, sanction, endorse
help 28 verb aid, assist bolster, plug, abet, befriend, uphold, intercede, ballyhoo, patronize, succor, hype, puff, prop, buck up, go to bat for, be of use, do a favor, do a service, go with, lend a hand, open doors, root for, see through, stand by, stick up for, stump for, work for, do one's part, take under one's wing
help 10 verb improve restore, ease, treat, facilitate, attend, doctor, heal, relieve, better, cure
help 9 verb improve revive, alleviate, mitigate, nourish, palliate, amend, remedy, ameliorate, meliorate
helpful 19 adj beneficial, beneficent accessible, useful, valuable, cooperative, supportive, productive, crucial, friendly, important, favorable, significant, practical, suitable, essential, accommodating, improving, kind, bettering, caring
helpful 25 adj beneficial, beneficent sympathetic, advantageous, convenient, conducive, profitable, constructive, timely, applicable, invaluable, benevolent, considerate, effectual, efficacious, fortunate, instrumental, neighborly, operative, pragmatic, serviceable, usable, utilitarian, contributive, good for, serendipitous, symbiotic
helpless 8 adj incapable, incompetent; vulnerable weak, disabled, unable, abandoned, dependent, exposed, pinned, tapped
helpless 24 adj incapable, incompetent; vulnerable defenseless, impotent, unprotected, paralyzed, forlorn, destitute, powerless, debilitated, feeble, forsaken, friendless, inefficient, inexpert, infirm, invalid, prostrate, shiftless, unfit, over a barrel, basket-case, handcuffed, tapped out, up creek without paddle, with hands tied
hemisphere 2 noun one of two equal parts of a whole fraction, division
hemisphere 3 noun one of two equal parts of a whole moiety, bisection, fifty percent
hen 14 noun farm fowl poultry, biddy, chick, cock, cockerel, pullet, capon, rooster, banty, barnyard fowl, cock-a-doodle-do, cockalorum, gump, heeler
hen 3 noun domesticated bird duck, chicken, turkey
hen 10 noun domesticated bird fowl, grouse, quail, geese, pigeon, pheasant, pullet, rooster, goose, partridge
hen 5 noun domesticated bird chicken, turkey, game, duck, bird
hen 6 noun domesticated bird chick, cock, goose, pheasant, capon, rooster
herb 4 noun spice, extract added to food seasoning, sauce, essence, spirit
herb 7 noun spice, extract added to food additive, condiment, zest, tincture, distillation, relish, quintessence
herb 5 noun bloom of a plant shoot, head, annual, cluster, spray
herb 11 noun bloom of a plant blossom, vine, perennial, efflorescence, posy, floret, spike, bud, pompon, floweret, inflorescence
herb 2 noun grass, pot tea, joint
herb 17 noun grass, pot dope, cannabis, hashish, hemp, hash, bhang, reefer, weed, ganja, roach, Acapulco gold, Maui wowie, Panama red, doobie, loco weed, maryjane, sinsemilla
herb 7 noun organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom flower, tree, grass, shoot, slip, annual, bush
herb 10 noun organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom shrub, vine, perennial, cutting, sprout, seedling, weed, greenery, creeper, biennial
herb 3 noun flavoring for food salt, dressing, sauce
herb 7 noun flavoring for food gravy, condiment, spice, relish, zest, pepper, pungency
herb 7 noun edible part of plant produce, salad, yellow, truck, green, root, greens
herb 3 noun edible part of plant edible, legume, herbaceous plant
herb 5 noun flavoring sauce, seasoning, spirit, essence, flavor
herb 8 noun flavoring additive, zest, tincture, distillation, quintessence, condiment, relish, spice
herb 6 noun plant life plants, crops, grasses, vegetables, trees, flowers
herb 7 noun plant life flora, verdure, greenery, herbs, shrubs, saplings, herbage
herd 14 noun large group gathering, crowd, people, drove, crush, lot, flight, nest, drift, collection, press, school, mass, pack
herd 15 noun large group throng, brood, swarm, horde, mob, flock, populace, rabble, multitude, bevy, clan, covey, assemblage, hoi polloi, gaggle
herd 11 verb gather; shepherd poke, force, lead, associate, drive, punch, collect, run, assemble, rally, guide
herd 9 verb gather; shepherd corral, round up, goad, huddle, muster, congregate, flock, spur, scare up
hero 5 noun submarine sandwich hoagie, sub, submarine, torpedo, grinder
heroin 1 noun smack drug
heroin 16 noun smack dope, opium, narcotic, junk, crap, candy, horse, h, diacetylmorphine, scag, mojo, big H, doojee, flea powder, hard stuff, white stuff
hesitate 10 verb wait; be uncertain pause, stumble, debate, delay, doubt, shrink, stop, shift, weigh, balance
hesitate 42 verb wait; be uncertain ponder, balk, waffle, waver, falter, dither, defer, swerve, pussyfoot, seesaw, dillydally, alternate, flounder, fumble, hover, hang, tergiversate, hedge, dally, fluctuate, scruple, oscillate, vacillate, linger, stammer, straddle, demur, stutter, equivocate, blow hot and cold, hang back, hem and haw, hold back, be irresolute, be reluctant, be unwilling, hold off, pull back, shy away, sit on fence, think about, think twice
hiccup 2 noun diaphragm spasms singultus, hiccough
hidden 11 adj unseen, secret mysterious, unknown, private, dark, invisible, covered, buried, screened, masked, close, clouded
hidden 36 adj unseen, secret secluded, latent, covert, undisclosed, underground, concealed, clandestine, obscure, occult, veiled, disguised, cloaked, withheld, abstruse, cryptic, esoteric, hermetic, in the dark, indiscernible, mystic, mystical, recondite, shadowy, surreptitious, ulterior, undercover, undetected, unexposed, shrouded, eclipsed, sequestered, QT, hermetical, imperceivable, out of view, unrevealed
hide 11 verb conceal; remain unseen plant, shelter, cover, mask, protect, bury, screen, duck, curtain, shadow, reserve
hide 38 verb conceal; remain unseen shield, hole up, camouflage, stash, withhold, disguise, suppress, obscure, smuggle, stifle, squirrel, harbor, cache, eclipse, cloak, adumbrate, shroud, dissemble, ensconce, ditch, veil, secrete, hold back, hush up, salt away, tuck away, blot out, go into hiding, go underground, keep from, keep secret, lie low, lock up, not give away, not tell, put out of the way, stow away, take cover
hierarchy 5 noun order position, scale, grouping, ranking, placing
hierarchy 5 noun order pecking order, pyramid, echelons, chain of command, due order
high 12 adj tall; at a great distance aloft huge, great, tremendous, big, long, large, soaring, steep, giant, flying, grand, towering
high 17 adj tall; at a great distance aloft immense, lofty, aerial, elevated, alpine, colossal, eminent, formidable, gigantic, sky-high, altitudinous, high rise, high-reaching, hovering, sky-scraping, uplifted, upraised
high 15 adj extreme great, excessive, stiff, unusual, rich, sharp, strong, steep, expensive, dear, special, grand, costly, extraordinary, precious
high 6 adj extreme exorbitant, extravagant, high-priced, lavish, luxurious, intensified
high 16 adj important serious, significant, superior, necessary, leading, chief, ruling, capital, essential, grave, extreme, crucial, distinguished, influential, powerful, prominent
high 5 adj important noble, arch, consequential, eminent, exalted
high 2 adj very happy excited, pumped
high 10 adj very happy boisterous, cheerful, elated, exhilarated, exuberant, joyful, lighthearted, merry, psyched, bouncy
high 1 adj intoxicated, drugged drunk
high 12 adj intoxicated, drugged flying, delirious, inebriated, stoned, tipsy, doped, potted, spaced out, euphoric, freaked out, on a trip, tanked
high 4 adj shrill, strong (on the senses) sharp, piping, rank, loud
high 12 adj shrill, strong (on the senses) treble, acute, high-pitched, soprano, malodorous, penetrating, piercing, putrid, rancid, smelly, strident, reeking
highlight 3 noun memorable part feature, focus, peak
highlight 6 noun memorable part climax, focal point, best part, high point, high spot, main feature
hike 6 noun journey by foot trip, march, constitutional, walk, tour, exploration
hike 7 noun journey by foot trek, traipse, ramble, backpack, tramp, excursion, walkabout
hike 3 verb walk for recreation explore, tour, travel
hike 10 verb walk for recreation tramp, stroll, stump, ramble, backpack, rove, hoof, hit the road, tromp, leg it
hike 4 verb raise, increase jump, lift, boost, advance
hike 5 verb raise, increase upgrade, jack, up, pull up, put up
hilarious 5 adj very funny entertaining, gay, happy, riot, scream
hilarious 23 adj very funny uproarious, humorous, lively, priceless, amusing, laughable, comical, convivial, exhilarated, frolicsome, gleeful, jocular, jolly, jovial, joyful, joyous, merry, mirthful, noisy, rollicking, witty, gut-busting, side-splitting
hill 14 noun uprising of earth's surface; pile slope, ridge, cliff, down, stack, rise, drift, fell, height, mount, shock, range, summit, climb
hill 29 noun uprising of earth's surface; pile dune, bluff, promontory, headland, ascent, gradient, hillock, precipice, knoll, inclination, elevation, protuberance, heap, mesa, mound, eminence, acclivity, incline, prominence, hillside, hilltop, highland, talus, upland, butte, hummock, tor, esker, rising ground
hinder 14 verb prevent, slow down burden, prohibit, delay, interfere, interrupt, frustrate, block, resist, check, arrest, stop, stay, bar, oppose
hinder 38 verb prevent, slow down obstruct, hamstring, retard, thwart, handicap, preclude, inhibit, cripple, deter, hold up, impede, curb, crimp, hamper, cramp, clog, fetter, neutralize, terminate, snafu, counteract, muzzle, stymie, debar, crab, contravene, balk, offset, bottleneck, hog-tie, choke, trammel, encumber, hold back, shut out, louse up, box in, get in the way
hindrance 10 noun obstruction, difficulty barrier, obstacle, restriction, lock, check, intervention, limitation, drag, catch, bar
hindrance 30 noun obstruction, difficulty interruption, stumbling block, handicap, interference, drawback, snag, impediment, deterrent, hitch, clog, encumbrance, glitch, millstone, baggage, stoppage, hang-up, crimp, restraint, gridlock, albatross, joker, trammel, Catch-22, ball and chain, impedance, monkey wrench, cumbrance, excess baggage, foot dragging, jam-up
hip 9 adj fashionable, stylish modern, contemporary, sophisticated, new, smart, current, now, latest, popular
hip 16 adj fashionable, stylish hot, trendy, chic, cool, chichi, mod, in vogue, latest thing, modish, natty, with it, all the rage, faddy, in style, in-thing, trendsetting
hirsute 1 adj hairy bearded
hirsute 3 adj hairy shaggy, woolly, furry
historian 3 noun student of history professor, writer, teacher
historian 3 noun student of history chronicler, historiographer, annalist
historical 8 adj recorded as actually having happened real, ancient, actual, classical, important, old, past, documented
historical 8 adj recorded as actually having happened factual, authentic, verifiable, archival, attested, chronicled, commemorated, in truth
history 2 noun past events, experiences past, yesterday
history 9 noun past events, experiences yesteryear, antiquity, good old days, ancient times, bygone times, days of old, days of yore, old days, olden days
history 11 noun chronicle of events story, account, tale, record, relation, biography, journal, narrative, version, diary, report
history 9 noun chronicle of events annals, autobiography, recapitulation, saga, recital, narration, epic, prehistory, memoirs
hit 18 noun strike, bump blow, bat, shot, punch, swing, tap, clip, butt, slap, stroke, glance, belt, impact, chop, pat, sock, knock, shock
hit 28 noun strike, bump lick, collision, rap, zap, swipe, swat, slog, clash, buffet, whammy, bang, clout, wallop, paste, box, smash, plunk, smack, spank, cuff, whop, uppercut, zinger, bonk, roundhouse, one-two punch, bell-ringer, fisticuff
hit 7 noun entertainment success winner, favorite, wow, sensation, achievement, click, triumph
hit 6 noun entertainment success smash, masterstroke, sellout, knockout, bang, SRO
hit 19 verb strike knock, bat, beat, punch, pop, nail, slap, blast, kick, belt, pound, tap, clip, sock, crack, trash, club, stone, hook
hit 45 verb strike knock out, smack, batter, whack, ding, lace, bump, blitz, clout, brain, rap, hammer, lob, pelt, cudgel, swat, lather, jab, lambaste, dab, thump, buffet, bang, wallop, pellet, bash, box, flail, thwack, clobber, cuff, thrash, flog, clap, uppercut, flax, larrup, whang, KO, percuss, give a black eye, knock around, let fly, let have it, ride roughshod
hit 9 verb collide, bump into knock, crash, tap, light, butt, pat, glance, stumble, meet
hit 13 verb collide, bump into smash, carom, clash, buffet, jostle, scrape, rap, thump, thud, sideswipe, bang into, meet head-on, run into
hit 10 verb accomplish strike, affect, reach, occur, touch, secure, overwhelm, influence, achieve, gain
hit 3 verb accomplish attain, arrive at, leave a mark
hodgepodge 2 noun mixture, mess combination, collection
hodgepodge 12 noun mixture, mess patchwork, jumble, mishmash, salmagundi, hash, medley, miscellany, goulash, potpourri, mélange, mixed bag, olio
hold 8 noun grasp, possession grip, influence, control, pull, authority, purchase, ownership, occupation
hold 12 noun grasp, possession dominance, occupancy, tenure, clutch, clinch, dominion, clout, clench, tenacity, sway, clasp, retention
hold 25 verb have in one's hands, possession; grasp enjoy, own, seize, keep, arrest, maintain, take, have, carry, occupy, secure, press, embrace, check, cling, grip, hug, handle, contain, stick, catch, squeeze, possess, bind, retain
hold 31 verb have in one's hands, possession; grasp imprison, detain, clinch, nourish, cherish, vise, fondle, wield, adhere, cradle, restrain, confine, clench, wring, clasp, cleave, withhold, trammel, clutch, enclose, bottle up, hang on, palm, cork up, freeze to, keep close, keep out, lock up, not let go, put a lock on, stay put
hold 13 verb believe maintain, okay, consider, credit, feel, regard, entertain, sense, judge, assume, deem, think, view
hold 16 verb believe buy, aver, reckon, esteem, presume, swear by, bet bottom dollar, have hunch, have sneaking suspicion, lap up, lay money on, set store by, swear up and down, take as gospel truth, take stock in, cross one's heart
hold 9 verb continue, endure remain, operate, last, stay, resist, exist, wear, persist, apply
hold 11 verb continue, endure persevere, be in effect, be in force, be the case, be valid, have bearing, hold good, hold true, remain true, stand up, stay staunch
hold 7 verb support carry, take, bear, stay, shoulder, lock, sustain
hold 7 verb support bolster, buttress, uphold, prop, underpin, brace, shore up
hold 7 verb have a capacity for carry, include, take, accommodate, seat, comprise, contain
hold 1 verb have a capacity for be equipped for
hold 5 verb conduct meeting, function call, run, celebrate, have, assemble
hold 5 verb conduct meeting, function convene, preside, officiate, solemnize, carry on
hole 22 noun opening in a solid object tunnel, pocket, window, gap, pit, cave, shelter, nest, break, cut, space, mouth, crack, rent, depression, passage, split, retreat, outlet, tear, chamber, dip
hole 41 noun opening in a solid object dent, void, crater, vent, cranny, excavation, covert, hollow, chasm, cistern, lair, fissure, cavity, leak, nick, fracture, aperture, cleft, pockmark, gash, niche, peephole, puncture, gorge, hovel, chink, orifice, lacuna, burrow, dimple, cavern, scoop, vacuity, keyhole, breach, perforation, shaft, den, eyelet, foramen, notch
hole 6 noun predicament spot, dilemma, emergency, mess, fix, difficulty
hole 10 noun predicament box, corner, impasse, quandary, scrape, jam, imbroglio, plight, tangle, pickle
holiday 7 noun celebratory day; time off festival, anniversary, vacation, break, celebration, leave, liberty
holiday 15 noun celebratory day; time off festivity, recess, feast, layoff, gala, fete, fiesta, holy day, red-letter day, jubilee, day of rest, few days off, gone fishing, long weekend, saint's day
holy 13 adj religious, sacred spiritual, pure, divine, perfect, good, clean, believing, innocent, moral, blessed, dedicated, devoted, just
holy 37 adj religious, sacred righteous, humble, hallowed, sublime, faithful, devotional, upright, angelic, chaste, consecrated, devout, faultless, god-fearing, godlike, godly, immaculate, pious, reverent, sacrosanct, saintly, sanctified, seraphic, spotless, undefiled, unworldly, venerable, virtuous, pietistic, prayerful, untainted, revered, glorified, messianic, sainted, saintlike, uncorrupt, venerated
home 8 adj domestic central, family, familiar, household, local, national, native, internal
home 8 adj domestic homely, homey, inland, at ease, at rest, down home, in the bosom, in one's element
home 17 noun place where a human lives apartment, palace, resort, shelter, house, hospital, cottage, farm, place, trailer, residence, mansion, cabin, pad, flat, address, digs
home 39 noun place where a human lives hut, dormitory, dwelling, condominium, villa, dump, hangout, habitation, asylum, cave, domicile, hideout, abode, manor, nest, haunt, joint, hearth, shanty, roof, turf, castle, crash pad, home plate, condo, fireside, diggings, co-op, roost, orphanage, homestead, bungalow, rooming house, boarding house, commorancy, hole in the wall, living quarters, parking place, where the hat is
home 15 noun birthplace, environment land, neighborhood, family, farm, country, household, site, habitat, soil, roof, element, range, homeland, territory, hills
home 14 noun birthplace, environment abode, hearth, locality, haunt, habitation, haven, neck of the woods, stamping ground, hometown, fireside, homestead, camping ground, home ground, stomping ground
hominid 4 adj characteristic of people personal, animal, individual, vulnerable
hominid 16 adj characteristic of people mortal, anthropoid, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, anthropomorphic, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic
hominid 3 adj manlike personal, individual, animal
hominid 19 adj manlike humanoid, mortal, anthropoid, anthropomorphic, anthropomorphous, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic, vulnerabl
hominid 3 adj manlike personal, individual, animal
hominid 19 adj manlike hominoid, mortal, anthropoid, anthropomorphic, anthropomorphous, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic, vulnerabl
homosexual 1 adj sexually attracted to the same sex gay
homosexual 3 adj sexually attracted to the same sex lesbian, homoerotic, homophile
homosexual 1 adj one who is attracted to persons of one's own sex gay
homosexual 2 adj one who is attracted to persons of one's own sex queer, lesbian
honest 13 adj truthful, candid genuine, fair, decent, proper, reliable, direct, ethical, just, open, plain, real, straight, true
honest 33 adj truthful, candid virtuous, straightforward, impartial, sincere, trustworthy, authentic, equitable, conscientious, honorable, forthright, bona fide, fair and square, frank, high-minded, ingenuous, on the level, outright, reputable, scrupulous, trusty, unfeigned, upright, veracious, above-board, law-abiding, lay it on the line, like it is, no lie, on the up and up, true blue, undisguised, upfront, what you see is what you get
honey 3 noun lover sweet, dear, precious
honey 9 noun lover sweetheart, nectar, darling, flattery, sweetness, deary, dearie, alveolus, halvah
honorable 7 adj reputable ethical, honest, reliable, distinguished, celebrated, honored, just
honorable 27 adj reputable noble, straightforward, sincere, illustrious, virtuous, trustworthy, respectable, conscientious, principled, righteous, acclaimed, chivalrous, dependable, eminent, faithful, forthright, notable, sterling, truthful, unstained, upright, knightly, law-abiding, esteemed, high-principled, of good repute, on the up-and-up
hook 5 noun curved fastener curve, angle, lock, link, catch
hook 7 noun curved fastener holder, crook, grapple, peg, hasp, clasp, grapnel
hook 8 verb grab, catch fix, pin, angle, secure, curve, bag, trap, net
hook 9 verb grab, catch fasten, crook, entrap, ensnare, enmesh, snare, hasp, clasp, lasso
hope 18 noun longing; dream prospect, desire, confidence, belief, faith, wish, expectation, promise, ambition, goal, achievement, concern, fortune, assumption, gain, security, reward, stock
hope 23 noun longing; dream anticipation, aspiration, optimism, expectancy, reverie, endurance, daydream, dependence, fancy, reliance, sanguineness, utopia, buoyancy, pipe dream, Promised Land, rosiness, hopefulness, bright side, castles in air, greedy glutton, light at end of tunnel, thing with feathers, fool's paradise
hope 14 verb long for, dream about hold, assume, wish, anticipate, expect, believe, desire, rely, pray, await, contemplate, suspect, suppose, trust
hope 23 verb long for, dream about count on, cherish, foresee, sweat, presume, aspire, surmise, be sure of, deem likely, depend on, feel confident, hang in, have faith, keep fingers crossed, knock on wood, look at sunny side, look forward to, promise oneself, sweat it, sweat it out, take heart, think to, watch for
horizon 11 noun skyline, extent prospect, scope, boundary, perspective, realm, stretch, reach, sphere, range, limit, border
horizon 5 noun skyline, extent purview, vista, ken, compass, field of vision
horizontal 7 adj lying flat even, level, straight, smooth, uniform, plane, regular
horizontal 5 adj lying flat flush, parallel, recumbent, accumbent, aligned
hormone 5 noun birth control method pill, rubber, safety, ring, loop
hormone 18 noun birth control method condom, sponge, shield, prophylactic, armor, foam, jelly, coil, preventative, diaphragm, IUD, intrauterine device, barrier method, planned parenthood, preventive medicine, rhythm method, spermicidal cream, vaginal suppository
horn 14 noun warning, signaling device signal, cry, warning, bell, sign, clock, tip, shout, call, nod, blast, drum, yell, scream
horn 18 noun warning, signaling device buzzer, alert, whistle, caution, gong, trumpet, siren, flash, forewarning, flap, tocsin, squeal, scramble, wink, high sign, SOS, Mayday, tip off
horn 9 verb bang up against with head shove, buck, poke, knock, toss, punch, push, strike, hook
horn 12 verb bang up against with head smack, collide, bump, ram, thrust, buffet, batter, bunt, prod, jab, gore, run into
horn 5 noun small container for liquid glass, jar, bag, bottle, crystal
horn 25 noun small container for liquid beaker, jug, vial, urn, chalice, decanter, canteen, crock, retort, ewer, noggin, fiasco, flagon, carafe, demijohn, alembic, goblet, gourd, cruet, ampulla, caster, tumbler, phial, flacon, flasket
horn 16 noun smelling organ of animate being snout, beak, muzzle, snoot, proboscis, bill, nares, nostrils, adenoids, schnoz, snuffer, sniffer, sneezer, whiffer, olfactory nerves, smeller
horn 2 noun signal alarm, bell
horn 1 noun signal whistle
horn 4 noun spike fork, point, spine, hook
horn 3 noun spike tine, spur, nib
horn 2 noun deciduous horn point, rack
horn 2 noun deciduous horn knob, spike
horn 3 noun alarm signal, warning, bell
horn 1 noun alarm whistle
horn 4 noun alarm bell, signal, warning, sign
horn 2 noun alarm siren, alert
horn 1 noun bugle instrument
horn 3 noun bugle cornet, clarion, shophar
horn 8 noun edge end, point, tip, tooth, fold, peak, corner, angle
horn 2 noun edge flap, apex
horn 1 noun instrument trumpet
horoscope 1 noun astrological forecast prediction
horoscope 2 noun astrological forecast astrology, crystal gazing
horror 5 noun fear, revulsion terror, panic, hate, alarm, chiller
horror 18 noun fear, revulsion dismay, consternation, fright, apprehension, dread, disgust, awe, hatred, abhorrence, repugnance, antipathy, abomination, trepidation, aversion, detestation, monstrosity, dislike, loathing
horse 12 noun equine species colt, plug, pony, nag, foal, mare, stallion, filly, steed, gelding, mustang, bronco
hospital 3 noun place where ill, injured are treated clinic, institution, surgery
hospital 10 noun place where ill, injured are treated nursing home, hospice, ward, emergency room, infirmary, rest home, sick bay, sanitarium, sanatorium, health service
hospitality 6 noun neighborliness warmth, reception, entertainment, welcome, cheer, consideration
hospitality 15 noun neighborliness companionship, generosity, friendliness, accommodation, geniality, conviviality, comradeship, sociability, affability, heartiness, cordiality, amiability, obligingness, hospitableness, good cheer
host 2 noun person who entertains, performs owner, manager
host 10 noun person who entertains, performs moderator, entertainer, anchor, keeper, proprietor, innkeeper, presenter, emcee, anchor person, person of the house
host 8 noun large group array, crowd, army, gathering, crush, score, drove, cloud
host 8 noun large group multitude, throng, horde, legion, rout, swarm, myriad, flock
host 4 verb entertain, accommodate receive, introduce, present, treat
host 5 verb entertain, accommodate wine and dine, do the honors, pick up the check, spread oneself, throw a party
hostage 3 noun person held captive until captor's demand is met prisoner, victim, security
hostage 9 noun person held captive until captor's demand is met captive, scapegoat, pledge, pawn, earnest, token, surety, guaranty, sacrificial lamb
hostile 6 adj antagonistic, mean opposed, nasty, bitter, alien, opposite, competitive
hostile 40 adj antagonistic, mean inimical, contentious, belligerent, unsympathetic, adverse, unfriendly, inhospitable, hateful, unfavorable, contrary, catty, militant, sour, cold, chill, allergic, argumentative, bellicose, dour, malevolent, malicious, malignant, ornery, pugnacious, spiteful, surly, unkind, unpropitious, unsociable, viperous, virulent, vitriolic, warlike, rancorous, scrappy, anti, disapproving, ill-disposed, oppugnant, unwelcoming
hostility 4 noun antagonism, meanness war, opposition, aggression, spite
hostility 26 noun antagonism, meanness enmity, bitterness, resentment, ill will, antipathy, hatred, rancor, estrangement, animosity, grudge, abhorrence, spleen, malevolence, belligerence, bellicosity, malice, venom, aversion, virulence, animus, detestation, disaffection, bad blood, unfriendliness, warpath, inimicality
hot 9 adj very high in temperature tropical, boiling, warm, heated, burning, close, flaming, baking, piping
hot 36 adj very high in temperature humid, scorching, blazing, sizzling, torrid, sweltering, white, sultry, red, broiling, febrile, feverish, fiery, incandescent, on fire, steaming, stuffy, summery, tropic, blistering, fevered, roasting, scalding, searing, calescent, decalescent, feverous, igneous, like an oven, ovenlike, parching, recalescent, smoking, sweltry, thermogenic, very warm
hot 2 adj spicy to taste sharp, biting
hot 7 adj spicy to taste spicy, acrid, peppery, piquant, pungent, racy, zestful
hot 8 adj passionate, vehement fierce, intense, angry, distracted, eager, excited, raging, violent
hot 18 adj passionate, vehement stormy, animated, ardent, enthusiastic, fervent, fervid, fiery, furious, ill-tempered, impassioned, impetuous, indignant, inflamed, irascible, lustful, temperamental, touchy, aroused
hot 7 adj new, in vogue popular, fresh, approved, favored, latest, recent, super
hot 14 adj new, in vogue trendy, cool, dandy, glorious, groovy, keen, marvelous, neat, nifty, peachy, up-to-the-minute, in demand, just out, sought-after
hot 12 adj sexually excited carnal, concupiscent, erotic, lascivious, lewd, libidinous, lustful, passionate, prurient, salacious, sensual, aroused
hotel 2 noun place where one pays for accommodation house, resort
hotel 18 noun place where one pays for accommodation tavern, motel, inn, lodging, hostel, dump, caravansary, hospice, spa, hostelry, public house, flophouse, fleabag, auberge, roadhouse, rooming house, boarding house, motor inn
hour 8 noun spare time freedom, opportunity, liberty, chance, place, preference, occasion, whenever
hour 4 noun spare time leisure, spare moment, suitable time, one's own sweet time
hour 14 noun point in time; particular day or time term, age, time, period, moment, day, stage, span, generation, spell, while, course, era, quarter
hour 6 noun point in time; particular day or time reign, juncture, epoch, duration, year, century
hour 14 noun brief time period point, flash, time, date, occasion, bit, minute, stage, breathing, instant, crack, while, second, shake
hour 14 noun brief time period juncture, wink, twinkle, twinkling, jiffy, tick, split second, jiff, sec, trice, no time, nothing flat, point in time, three winks
hour 22 noun lucky chance; favorable circumstances freedom, moment, time, event, liberty, run, opening, happening, turn, fitness, occasion, space, convenience, excuse, hope, show, pass, scope, spell, room, connection, relief
hour 25 noun lucky chance; favorable circumstances fortuity, shot, probability, juncture, leisure, break, stab, good luck, prayer, go, cut, fling, whack, squeak, contingency, befalling, fair shake, fighting chance, good fortune, iron in the fire, the hunt, the running, one's move, one's say, one's turn
hour 33 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour
hour 18 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, year, week, chronology, lastingness, many a moon
house 11 noun human habitat building, apartment, residence, mansion, home, pad, flat, joint, roof, rack, digs
house 36 noun human habitat box, dwelling, shack, condominium, dump, edifice, crib, coop, habitation, layout, cave, domicile, cubbyhole, abode, lean-to, pigpen, setup, shanty, kennel, den, turf, castle, crash pad, home plate, condo, diggings, pigsty, co-op, roost, homestead, flophouse, bullpen, residency, commorancy, hole in the wall, pied-à-terre
house 8 noun family, ancestry household, tribe, race, folks, line, tradition, folk, stock
house 8 noun family, ancestry lineage, clan, kindred, dynasty, kin, family tree, menage, ménage
house 7 noun business establishment company, firm, corporation, partnership, outfit, organization, concern
house 2 noun government body, sometimes elected, responsible for laws legislature, council
house 4 noun government body, sometimes elected, responsible for laws parliament, congress, commons, legislative body
housewife 7 noun wife lady of the house, homemaker, family manager, home economist, home engineer, mistress of the house, wife and mother
housing 9 noun place of accommodation quarter, shelter, house, roof, construction, home, residence, sheltering, digs
housing 5 noun place of accommodation dwelling, habitation, lodgment, quarterage, stopping place
hover 3 verb hang, float over fly, drift, dance
hover 11 verb hang, float over linger, flicker, poise, waver, flutter, flit, flitter, be suspended, brood over, hang about, wait nearby
how are you 1 interj how do you do welcome
how are you 15 interj how do you do howdy, hi, greetings, bonjour, buenas noches, buenos dias, good day, good morning, hey, hi-ya, how goes it, howdy-do, shalom, what's happening, what's up
huge 8 adj extremely large enormous, tremendous, great, giant, massive, towering, extensive, vast
huge 30 adj extremely large humongous, monstrous, magnificent, colossal, immense, monumental, mammoth, gargantuan, gigantic, bulky, elephantine, gross, immeasurable, jumbo, lusty, mighty, monster, mountainous, planetary, prodigious, stupendous, titanic, whopping, cyclopean, walloping, behemothic, leviathan, mondo, outsize, oversize
human 4 adj characteristic of people personal, animal, individual, vulnerable
human 17 adj characteristic of people mortal, anthropoid, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, anthropomorphic, hominid, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic
human 8 noun person, homo sapiens body, life, character, individual, child, creature, being, soul
human 4 noun person, homo sapiens mortal, personage, wight, biped
humanity 2 noun human race society, people
humanity 5 noun human race humankind, mankind, Homo sapiens, humanness, human beings
humanity 5 noun benevolence friendship, heart, sympathy, feeling, charity
humanity 11 noun benevolence empathy, goodwill, compassion, generosity, goodness, kindness, mercy, altruism, amity, kindheartedness, brotherly love
humankind 6 noun the human race humanity, flesh, people, community, society, mortality
humankind 5 noun the human race populace, Homo sapiens, mortals, human beings, human species
humble 11 adj meek, unassuming simple, quiet, gentle, modest, shy, ordinary, reserved, retiring, content, withdrawn, mild
humble 37 adj meek, unassuming timid, sheepish, respectful, tentative, self-effacing, soft-spoken, polite, unpretentious, courteous, blushing, sedate, obliging, apprehensive, backward, bashful, deferential, demure, diffident, docile, fearful, hesitant, lowly, manageable, obsequious, self-conscious, servile, standoffish, submissive, subservient, timorous, tractable, unobtrusive, biddable, reverential, unostentatious, supplicatory, unambitious
humble 11 adj poor, inferior simple, modest, ordinary, rough, low, base, mean, common, little, severe, small
humble 37 adj poor, inferior obscure, unassuming, unpretentious, unfit, beggarly, commonplace, contemptible, humdrum, ignoble, inglorious, insignificant, lowly, meager, measly, menial, miserable, paltry, petty, pitiful, plebeian, puny, seemly, servile, shabby, sordid, trivial, uncouth, underprivileged, undistinguished, unimportant, unrefined, vulgar, wretched, scrubby, low-born, low-ranking, proletarian
humble 9 verb shame, put down confuse, upset, overcome, hide, sink, reduce, deny, break, silence
humble 36 verb shame, put down crush, disgrace, chasten, subdue, chagrin, deflate, confound, mortify, embarrass, humiliate, discredit, discomfit, lower, squash, abash, demean, degrade, snub, squelch, debase, demote, abase, bring down, pull down, put away, put to shame, take down, bemean, cast down, cut to the quick, make eat dirt, make one feel small, put one away, strike dumb, take down a peg, pop one's balloon
hungry 2 adj starving; desirous eager, empty
hungry 29 adj starving; desirous keen, greedy, starved, ravenous, avid, carnivorous, covetous, craving, famished, hankering, hollow, omnivorous, rapacious, unfilled, unsatisfied, voracious, yearning, athirst, edacious, hoggish, piggish, could eat a horse, esurient, famishing, flying light, got the munchies, hungered, insatiate, on empty stomach
hunter 13 noun a person who hunts hawker, pursuant, deerstalker, huntsman, sportsman, trapper, falconer, fisherman, stalker, chaser, huntress, pursuer, ferreter
hunter 10 noun a dog or horse bred for hunting hound, courser, chaser, foxhound, gun dog, hound dog, hunting dog, hunting horse, rabbit hound, stalking horse
hunting 6 noun the chase shooting, sporting, angling, fishing, trapping, coursing
hunting 10 noun the chase fishery, stalking, hawking, fowling, falconry, big-game hunting, halieutics, the hunt, venatics, venery
hurt 18 adj physically or mentally injured shot, tender, damaged, cut, burned, hit, harmed, pained, suffering, struck, disturbed, wounded, sad, stricken, unhappy, scratched, crushed, shook
hurt 33 adj physically or mentally injured aching, sore, mutilated, impaired, distressed, miffed, offended, aggrieved, indignant, put away, rueful, resentful, umbrageous, agonized, bleeding, disfigured, warped, battered, scraped, grazed, mauled, nicked, contused, scarred, piqued, lacerated, tortured, buffeted, marred, bruised, all torn up, busted up, in pain
hurt 14 noun injury; damage pain, suffering, harm, scratch, down, disaster, blow, ruin, wound, mark, wrong, loss, ill, chop
hurt 21 noun injury; damage bruise, discomfort, outrage, ache, distress, pang, misfortune, nick, gash, mischief, sore, disservice, persecution, disadvantage, soreness, prejudice, detriment, ouch, boo-boo, ill-treatment, black and blue
hurt 20 verb cause physical pain; experience pain harm, injure, wound, damage, punish, trouble, slap, total, whip, belt, cut, bite, kick, burn, punch, squeeze, tear, wing, abuse, smart
hurt 41 verb cause physical pain; experience pain mar, bruise, sting, impair, cramp, puncture, afflict, torment, pummel, maltreat, wax, whack, lacerate, prick, torture, throb, disable, stab, spank, spoil, ache, nip, wring, slug, flail, pierce, blemish, pinch, pommel, ail, lash, flog, maul, cut up, mess up, rough up, shake up, be sore, be tender, do violence, wrack up
hurt 7 verb cause mental pain injure, wound, upset, punish, burn, abuse, try
hurt 33 verb cause mental pain annoy, sadden, sting, constrain, distress, afflict, displease, zing, torment, martyr, vex, vitiate, lambaste, torture, aggrieve, chafe, discomfit, faze, grieve, excruciate, prejudice, discommode, put down, put out, martyrize, cut to the quick, give no quarter, go for jugular, hit where one lives, lay a bad trip on, lean on, thumb nose at, work over
husband 4 noun married man partner, spouse, companion, mate
husband 8 noun married man consort, groom, bridegroom, helpmate, monogamist, hubby, monogynist, other half
hut 6 noun tiny, often roughly built, house shed, shelter, cottage, cabin, camp, refuge
hut 21 noun tiny, often roughly built, house box, chalet, cot, lean-to, shanty, shack, lodge, hovel, crib, hutch, dump, pigeonhole, dugout, den, wigwam, bungalow, summer house, rathole, cabana, tepee, log house
hybrid 3 noun composite, mixture combination, cross, compound
hybrid 11 noun composite, mixture bastard, half-breed, mongrel, amalgam, miscegenation, half-caste, crossbreed, mule, half-blood, incross, outcross
hypnotize 3 verb put in trance; spellbind entrance, drug, charm
hypnotize 17 verb put in trance; spellbind mesmerize, stupefy, captivate, fascinate, soothe, induce, narcotize, magnetize, anesthetize, bring under control, dull the will, hold under a spell, lull to sleep, make drowsy, make sleepy, put to sleep, subject tosuggestion
hypothesis 25 noun theory explanation, guess, assumption, premise, interpretation, conclusion, demonstration, ground, basis, system, scheme, foundation, belief, assignment, philosophy, reason, plan, data, proposal, condition, term, principle, suggestion, position, speculation
hypothesis 21 noun theory proposition, conjecture, inference, thesis, supposition, rationale, theorem, axiom, layout, postulate, attribution, antecedent, surmise, derivation, presupposition, deduction, shot in the dark, lemma, apriority, starting point, tentative law
ice 3 noun frozen water chunk, crystal, diamonds
ice 12 noun frozen water glaze, hail, iceberg, icicle, glacier, sleet, hailstone, permafrost, floe, dry ice, cube ice, ice cube
idea 43 noun something understood, planned, or concept, interpretation, design, sense, belief, intention, objective, scheme, conclusion, perception, theory, form, understanding, meaning, plan, solution, thought, suggestion, opinion, feeling, notion, view, impression, essence, doctrine, guess, end, hint, pattern, suspicion, significance, import, object, clue, reason, hypothesis, purpose, teaching, estimate, judgment, conception, conviction, aim
idea 8 noun something understood, planned, or fancy, inkling, approximation, flash, brainstorm, viewpoint, intimation, believed abstraction
ideal 7 adj model, perfect fitting, excellent, classical, classic, representative, absolute, complete
ideal 13 adj model, perfect optimal, quintessential, Shangri-la, archetypal, consummate, exemplary, flawless, supreme, paradigmatic, prototypical, have-it-all, indefectible, pie-in-the-sky
ideal 4 adj conceptual; impractical abstract, intellectual, mental, theoretical
ideal 21 adj conceptual; impractical unattainable, unreal, visionary, utopian, hypothetical, imaginary, chimerical, extravagant, fanciful, fictitious, high-flown, mercurial, quixotic, transcendent, transcendental, unearthly, notional, dreamlike, in the clouds, ivory-tower, out-of-reach
ideal 5 noun model goal, standard, pattern, example, mirror
ideal 13 noun model perfection, nonesuch, jewel, paragon, nonpareil, criterion, exemplar, epitome, prototype, archetype, idol, paradigm, last word
identification 8 noun labeling; means of labeling testimony, recognition, description, establishment, tag, papers, naming, classifying
identification 12 noun labeling; means of labeling passport, bracelet, assimilation, credentials, badge, ID, apperception, cataloging, dog tag, identity bracelet, letter of introduction, letter of recommendation
identify 15 verb recognize; label diagnose, describe, spot, classify, determine, analyze, establish, find, select, name, separate, catalog, place, distinguish, card
identify 11 verb recognize; label pinpoint, tag, peg, determinate, make out, tab, single out, button down, diagnosticate, pick out, put one's finger on
identity 9 noun person's individuality status, name, character, identification, existence, integrity, personality, self, circumstances
identity 11 noun person's individuality singleness, coherence, uniqueness, distinctiveness, oneness, singularity, particularity, selfhood, ipseity, selfdom, selfness
identity 3 noun similarity, correspondence unity, equality, agreement
identity 16 noun similarity, correspondence similitude, accord, semblance, likeness, uniformity, unanimity, identicalness, equivalence, congruence, rapport, congruity, oneness, empathy, selfsameness, resemblance, sameness
ideology 7 noun beliefs theory, philosophy, culture, view, system, principles, ideas
ideology 7 noun beliefs outlook, dogma, creed, credo, tenets, Weltanschauung, articles of faith
idiot 2 noun very stupid person fool, stupid
idiot 21 noun very stupid person jerk, twit, nitwit, moron, kook, bonehead, dumbbell, dunce, blockhead, imbecile, ninny, tomfool, pinhead, ignoramus, simpleton, nincompoop, cretin, dimwit, muttonhead, dork, out to lunch
idler 5 noun lounger loafer, slacker, drone, couch potato, lazy bum
iffy 15 adj uncertain capricious, chancy, conditional, dicey, doubtful, erratic, incalculable, problematic, undecided, unpredictable, unsettled, up in the air, whimsical, fluctuant, in lap of gods
ignoramus 1 noun simpleton fool
ignoramus 8 noun simpleton dunce, idiot, blockhead, imbecile, moron, dimwit, know-nothing, numbskull
ignorance 1 noun unintelligence, inexperience darkness
ignorance 35 noun unintelligence, inexperience disregard, illiteracy, bewilderment, incapacity, unconsciousness, rawness, fog, unawareness, simplicity, innocence, vagueness, blindness, unfamiliarity, nescience, oblivion, dumbness, naiveté, benightedness, insensitivity, philistinism, unenlightenment, uncouthness, sciolism, incomprehension, callowness, shallowness, denseness, crudeness, obtuseness, empty-headedness, half-knowledge, inscience, lack of education, mental incapacity, unscholarliness
ignorant 4 adj unaware, unknowing innocent, dense, shallow, thick
ignorant 38 adj unaware, unknowing illiterate, uninformed, naive, obtuse, uneducated, oblivious, green, in the dark, inexperienced, insensible, mindless, moronic, unconscious, uncultivated, uncultured, unenlightened, uninitiated, unlearned, unmindful, unschooled, unsuspecting, untaught, untrained, unwitting, witless, benighted, imbecilic, nescient, apprenticed, birdbrained, blind to, cretinous, misinformed, unconversant, unintellectual, unknowledgeable, unlettered, unread
ignore 8 verb disregard on purpose forget, avoid, overlook, discount, reject, fail, slight, blink
ignore 23 verb disregard on purpose scorn, neglect, disdain, omit, wink, evade, pooh-pooh, brush off, overpass, pass over, cold-shoulder, be oblivious to, let it go, look the other way, pay no attention to, pay no mind, shut eyes to, take no notice, tune out, turn back on, turn blind eye, turn deaf ear, bury one's head in sand
illegal 5 adj against the law banned, prohibited, criminal, forbidden, violating
illegal 36 adj against the law unwarranted, wrongful, irregular, unauthorized, unconstitutional, unlawful, outlawed, illegitimate, illicit, bootleg, contraband, crooked, felonious, heavy, hot, lawless, racket, shady, sub rosa, taboo, unofficial, verboten, wildcat, actionable, prosecutable, smuggled, unlicensed, black-market, extralegal, interdicted, not approved, not legal, outside the law, proscribed, under the table, unwarrantable
illegitimate 2 adj not legal illegal, wrong
illegitimate 12 adj not legal unauthorized, unconstitutional, unlawful, invalid, improper, illicit, contraband, misbegotten, spurious, wicked, supposititious, unsanctioned
illness 9 noun disease; bad health disability, virus, collapse, disorder, syndrome, complaint, fit, attack, dose
illness 23 noun disease; bad health malady, breakdown, disturbance, ailment, sickness, seizure, relapse, confinement, indisposition, malaise, affliction, prostration, bug, infirmity, ailing, flu, ill health, convalescence, diseasedness, failing health, poor health, unhealth, what's going around
illusion 8 noun false appearance; false belief myth, confusion, image, fantasy, ghost, invention, error, seeming
illusion 32 noun false appearance; false belief semblance, deception, delusion, misconception, hallucination, pipe dream, rainbow, bubble, apparition, mockery, fancy, chimera, misapprehension, mirage, make-believe, daydream, phantasm, trip, hocus-pocus, fallacy, false impression, head trip, optical illusion, virtual reality, paramnesia, figment of imagination, idolism, ignus fatuus, misbelief, misimpression, fool's paradise, déjà vu
illustrate 19 verb demonstrate, exemplify exhibit, represent, mirror, portray, depict, explain, mark, emphasize, expose, highlight, interpret, reveal, picture, show, clear, evidence, instance, proclaim, disclose
illustrate 29 verb demonstrate, exemplify illuminate, typify, clarify, delineate, manifest, personify, epitomize, embody, lay out, symbolize, spotlight, expound, imitate, elucidate, evince, vivify, clear up, get across, get over, limelight, show and tell, point up, allegorize, bring home, draw a picture, emblematize, make clear, make plain, ostend
illustrate 5 verb explain by drawing, decorating portray, represent, depict, paint, picture
illustrate 7 verb explain by drawing, decorating illuminate, delineate, adorn, sketch, ornament, limn, embellish
illustration 9 noun demonstration, exemplification explanation, interpretation, example, case, sample, instance, representative, model, sampling
illustration 7 noun demonstration, exemplification elucidation, clarification, specimen, analogy, case history, case in point, for instance
illustration 8 noun drawing, artwork that assists explanation picture, photograph, image, painting, cartoon, plate, figure, design
illustration 13 noun drawing, artwork that assists explanation engraving, etching, sketch, vignette, depiction, decoration, snapshot, adornment, frontispiece, line drawing, photo, tailpiece, halftone
image 17 noun representation; counterpart picture, photograph, form, figure, appearance, statue, portrait, model, copy, drawing, icon, reflection, double, equivalent, equal, match, carbon
image 17 noun representation; counterpart likeness, illustration, simulacrum, similitude, angel, effigy, replica, facsimile, reproduction, photocopy, idol, carbon copy, dead ringer, spitting image, simulacre, carved figure, chip off old block
image 9 noun concept impression, perception, figure, idea, thought, notion, vision, conception, construct
image 6 noun concept conceit, apprehension, phantasm, intellection, trope, mental picture
imagination 16 noun power to create in one's mind thought, intelligence, image, insight, idea, fantasy, awareness, vision, inspiration, conception, creation, creativity, illusion, invention, enterprise, notion
imagination 25 noun power to create in one's mind artistry, imagery, ingenuity, fancy, resourcefulness, originality, wit, inventiveness, perceptibility, cognition, supposition, chimera, realization, acuteness, fabrication, sally, verve, thoughtfulness, flight of fancy, visualization, ideality, wittiness, unreality, creative thought, mental agility
imagine 18 verb dream up, conceive envision, figure, frame, fantasy, create, feature, scheme, image, picture, form, perceive, depict, plan, spark, realize, invent, project, vision
imagine 17 verb dream up, conceive devise, fancy, envisage, visualize, fantasize, fabricate, brainstorm, harbor, nurture, conjure up, cook up, make up, conceptualize, build castles in air, think of, think up, see in one's mind
imagine 10 verb assume, deduce guess, realize, gather, deem, suppose, expect, suspect, believe, think, understand
imagine 9 verb assume, deduce reckon, conjecture, fancy, infer, apprehend, presume, surmise, take it, take for granted
imitate 13 verb pretend to be; do an impression of resemble, pretend, echo, assume, mirror, follow, match, repeat, reflect, affect, copy, borrow, carbon
imitate 39 verb pretend to be; do an impression of emulate, duplicate, reproduce, mimic, replicate, simulate, impersonate, mock, ape, feign, counterfeit, caricature, travesty, forge, falsify, sham, clone, Xerox, burlesque, mime, spoof, parallel, ditto, parody, put on, take off, act like, personate, reduplicate, follow suit, be like, do like, do likewise, follow in footsteps, look like, model after, pattern after, play a part, send up
immediately 7 adv at once, right away shortly, soon, directly, rapidly, instantly, now, away
immediately 32 adv at once, right away forthwith, urgently, promptly, anon, in a flash, instantaneously, on the double, pronto, summarily, thereupon, tout de suite, straight off, PDQ, at short notice, double-time, hereupon, in a New York minute, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, instanter, like now, now or never, on the dot, on the spot, right now, soon afterward, straight away, this instant, this minute, unhesitatingly, without delay, without hesitation
immigrant 4 noun person from a foreign land alien, foreigner, pioneer, outsider
immigrant 9 noun person from a foreign land newcomer, settler, migrant, colonist, adoptive citizen, documented alien, incomer, naturalized citizen, undocumented alien
immigration 13 noun emigration travel, migration, removal, movement, march, journey, shift, departure, crossing, wandering, moving, settling, leaving
immigration 16 noun emigration exodus, displacement, exile, voyage, relocation, transmigration, defection, peregrination, colonization, expatriation, trek, resettlement, transplanting, homesteading, reestablishment, uprooting
immune 7 adj invulnerable clear, safe, free, favored, licensed, protected, allowed
immune 13 adj invulnerable resistant, unaffected, exempt, irresponsible, privileged, insusceptible, unsusceptible, hardened to, not affected, not liable, not subject, unanswerable, unliable
impact 19 noun collision, force shock, pound, slap, stroke, shake, crash, blow, jar, crush, strike, meeting, kick, hit, knock, punch, bounce, encounter, contact, rock
impact 22 noun collision, force brunt, quiver, rap, bump, ram, impingement, quake, tremble, jounce, concussion, jolt, percussion, thump, crunch, clash, buffet, bang, wallop, tremor, smash, smashup, appulse
impact 9 noun effect impression, influence, meaning, burden, significance, weight, power, mark, consequences
impact 5 noun effect brunt, repercussion, imprint, thrust, full force
impact 5 verb hit with force crash, register, crush, strike, kick
impact 8 verb hit with force jolt, smash, clash, collide, crack up, bang into, smash up, wrack up
imperial 1 adj regal royal
imperial 7 adj regal stately, sovereign, domineering, kingly, lordly, magisterial, majestic
implication 13 noun association, suggestion meaning, indication, significance, conclusion, guess, reference, hint, assumption, union, connection, involvement, link, hypothesis
implication 11 noun association, suggestion connotation, ramification, overtone, presumption, inference, innuendo, entanglement, undertone, intimation, signification, incrimination
implicit 15 adj included without question, inherent, absolute constant, implied, accurate, certain, complete, entire, firm, fixed, full, inevitable, practical, total, understood, virtual, contained
implicit 21 adj included without question, inherent, absolute unshakable, steadfast, definite, tacit, unspoken, latent, constructive, inarticulate, inferential, unexpressed, unqualified, unreserved, unsaid, wholehearted, inferred, undeclared, unhesitating, unuttered, implicative, taken for granted, unquestioned
impolite 1 adj having bad manners rough
impolite 23 adj having bad manners boorish, rude, disrespectful, churlish, crude, discourteous, ill-mannered, indecorous, indelicate, insolent, irritable, loutish, moody, oafish, sullen, uncivil, ungracious, unmannerly, unrefined, unmannered, bad-mannered, disgracious, ill-bred
import 10 noun meaning construction, point, interpretation, bearing, significance, understanding, sense, implication, message, intention
import 17 noun meaning heart, gist, purport, drift, thrust, stuff, signification, score, meat, acceptation, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, intendment, nature of beast
import 14 noun significance, weight worth, value, stress, substance, importance, objective, object, emphasis, moment, magnitude, intent, purpose, consequence, design
import 4 noun significance, weight pith, signification, momentousness, weightiness
importance 21 noun significance, weight priority, attention, influence, effect, value, gravity, consequence, emphasis, interest, sense, concern, bearing, force, point, standing, accent, moment, substance, import, stress, distinction
importance 19 noun significance, weight seriousness, usefulness, relevance, momentousness, precedence, materiality, tenor, signification, purport, denotation, paramountcy, caliber, gist, drift, notability, preponderance, concernment, preponderancy, weightiness
importance 10 noun prominence, standing consequence, status, influence, rank, worth, note, reputation, distinction, mark, fame
importance 9 noun prominence, standing usefulness, esteem, notability, greatness, eminence, conspicuousness, salience, lionization, noteworthiness
important 26 adj valuable, substantial great, relevant, necessary, extensive, influential, big, crucial, large, vital, critical, significant, serious, meaningful, essential, chief, considerable, determining, grave, heavy, marked, material, pressing, primary, principal, signal, something
important 23 adj valuable, substantial far-reaching, urgent, imperative, paramount, decisive, conspicuous, earnest, exceptional, exigent, foremost, importunate, momentous, ponderous, salient, weighty, big-league, standout, esteemed, front-page, mattering much, of moment, of note, of substance
important 18 adj eminent, influential, outstanding remarkable, effective, solid, powerful, extraordinary, prominent, distinctive, distinguished, famous, grand, honored, imposing, leading, noted, signal, superior, talented, well-known
important 28 adj eminent, influential, outstanding noteworthy, VIP, aristocratic, first-class, foremost, heavy, high profile, illustrious, incomparable, majestic, noble, notable, potent, preeminent, seminal, top-drawer, top-notch, big-time, high-ranking, major-league, esteemed, four-star, front-page, high-level, high-up, of note, page-one, upper-class
impossible 1 adj beyond the bounds of possibility beyond
impossible 38 adj beyond the bounds of possibility unimaginable, impractical, inaccessible, unworkable, unreasonable, preposterous, impassable, insurmountable, hopeless, futile, useless, unattainable, inconceivable, unthinkable, absurd, visionary, impervious, impracticable, irreparable, out of the question, too much, unfeasible, way out, cureless, contrary to reason, hardly possible, hundred-to-one, inexecutable, infeasible, irrealizable, no-go, no-way, no-win, not a prayer, unachievable, uncorrectable, unobtainable, unrecoverable
impossible 1 adj intolerable, ungovernable offensive
impossible 14 adj intolerable, ungovernable ludicrous, unreasonable, preposterous, outrageous, hopeless, unacceptable, absurd, undesirable, egregious, improper, incongruous, objectionable, unsuitable, unanswerable
impoverished 8 adj poor, exhausted drained, spent, ruined, broke, clean, reduced, empty, hurting
impoverished 19 adj poor, exhausted strapped, poverty-stricken, needy, distressed, barren, destitute, indigent, bankrupt, depleted, flat, impecunious, insolvent, penurious, sterile, have-not, necessitous, beggared, flat broke, played out
impress 12 verb influence affect, inspire, move, carry, provoke, score, strike, stir, register, stimulate, grab, enforce
impress 26 verb influence thrill, faze, excite, touch, awe, sway, slay, pique, arouse, kill, bulldoze, electrify, galvanize, get, grandstand, knock out, show off, overawe, enthuse, buffalo, be conspicuous, blow away, make a hit, make an impression, make splash, push around
impress 3 verb press down to make design mark, carve, print
impress 8 verb press down to make design indent, dent, stamp, inscribe, imprint, engrave, etch, emboss
impress 5 verb emphasize stress, set, fix, press, establish
impress 5 verb emphasize inculcate, instill, bring home, drive home, get into head
impressive 22 adj powerful, influential remarkable, profound, imposing, dramatic, extraordinary, important, massive, exciting, intense, absorbing, affecting, effective, excited, grand, inspiring, moving, stirring, striking, touching, towering, vital, arresting
impressive 24 adj powerful, influential thrilling, splendid, notable, superb, monumental, august, awe-inspiring, consequential, cool, deep, eloquent, forcible, impassioned, lavish, luxurious, majestic, momentous, noble, penetrating, prime, rousing, stately, sumptuous, well-done
imprison 9 verb confine; put in jail jail, commit, hold, closet, keep, pen, limit, cage, check
imprison 33 verb confine; put in jail incarcerate, apprehend, detain, nab, constrain, immure, ice, trammel, intern, restrain, stockade, circumscribe, curb, occlude, impound, bottle up, put away, remand, lock up, bastille, fence in, hold captive, hold hostage, hold in custody, keep captive, keep in custody, lock in, put behind bars, rail in, send to prison, send up, shut in, take prisoner
impromptu 24 adj unrehearsed, improvised spontaneous, offhand, ad-lib, fake, extemporaneous, extempore, off the cuff, unpremeditated, unprepared, unstudied, spur-of-the-moment, unscripted, winged, dashed off, extemporized, faked, improv, improviso, played by ear, shot from the hip, thrown off, tossed off, vamped, whipped up
improve 18 verb make or become better advance, develop, help, reform, rise, recover, increase, lift, progress, better, enhance, promote, boost, correct, raise, edit, update, rally
improve 33 verb make or become better upgrade, revamp, revise, polish, augment, rectify, amend, recuperate, purify, civilize, elevate, emend, refine, skyrocket, convalesce, mend, ameliorate, cultivate, sharpen, meliorate, gain ground, look up, perk up, pick up, take off, touch up, come around, doctor up, make strides, set right, shape up, straighten out, turn the corner
improvement 13 noun bettering; something bettered development, advance, recovery, rise, increase, growth, progress, change, gain, amendment, civilization, rally, promotion
improvement 22 noun bettering; something bettered upgrade, advancement, enhancement, revision, renovation, cultivation, elevation, augmentation, progression, upbeat, correction, reclamation, regeneration, reformation, furtherance, amelioration, betterment, enrichment, upswing, rectification, preferment, meliorism
impudence 9 noun audacity impertinence, sass, rudeness, gall, brass, chutzpah, insolence, effrontery, brassiness
impulse 15 noun drive, resolve desire, thought, motivation, wish, influence, motive, passion, instinct, feeling, notion, mind, bent, appeal, urge, inspiration
impulse 24 noun drive, resolve whim, inclination, hunch, yen, whimsy, fancy, lust, flash, goad, spontaneity, incitation, itch, extemporization, catalyst, disposition, spur, incitement, vagary, caprice, lash, excitant, actuation, impulsion, impellent
impulse 12 noun throb, stimulus pulse, movement, rush, force, shove, pressure, beat, shock, drive, push, stroke, momentum
impulse 11 noun throb, stimulus impetus, vibration, propulsion, bump, augmentation, catalyst, thrust, surge, pulsation, lash, impulsion
in action 1 noun state of doing nothing depression
in action 24 noun state of doing nothing inactivity, stagnation, inertia, doldrums, dormancy, lethargy, torpidity, quietude, stasis, slothfulness, idleness, torpor, quiescence, inertness, indolence, deferral, suspension, ennui, lassitude, passivity, fecklessness, acedia, deliquescence, otiosity
in action 19 noun abstention from interference free enterprise, free hand, inaction, indifference, latitude, neutrality, individualism, do-nothing policy, for the most, laisser aller, laisser passer, laissez faire, let-alone policy, live and let live, noninterference, nonintervention, nonrestriction, part unrestrained by law free trade, permissiveness
in action 2 noun lethargy weakness, fatigue
in action 10 noun lethargy inactivity, tiredness, torpor, sluggishness, apathy, laziness, idleness, listlessness, dullness, inaction
in action 2 noun lethargy weakness, fatigue
in action 14 noun lethargy torpor, sluggishness, laziness, idleness, weariness, apathy, sleepiness, listlessness, inactivity, tiredness, languor, dullness, exhaustion, inaction
in action 1 noun laziness, sluggishness sleep
in action 34 noun laziness, sluggishness inactivity, disinterest, apathy, inertness, sloth, torpidity, languor, idleness, indifference, impassivity, dullness, unconcern, inaction, torpor, passiveness, sleepiness, listlessness, coma, heedlessness, inertia, stupor, slumber, hebetude, slowness, disregard, indolence, lassitude, phlegm, drowsiness, inanition, torpidness, unmindfulness, insouciance, supineness
in action 11 adj realistic, useful rational, efficient, functional, reasonable, possible, applied, experimental, solid, sound, virtual, working
in action 31 adj realistic, useful factual, pragmatic, sensible, businesslike, down-to-earth, feasible, sane, practicable, workable, sober, constructive, empirical, handy, hard-boiled, implicit, matter-of-fact, nuts and bolts, operative, orderly, serviceable, systematic, usable, utilitarian, commonsensical, unromantic, both feet on the ground, doable, in operation, unidealistic, utile, workaday
in action 6 noun restfulness; calm ease, peace, quiet, rest, sleep, relaxing
in action 14 noun restfulness; calm inactivity, stillness, quietude, renewal, quietness, slumber, refreshment, restoration, leisure, tranquillity, relaxation, inaction, respite, requiescence
in action 15 adj continuous, flowing, operating functioning, constant, working, proceeding, dynamic, smooth, live, going, moving, active, producing, alive, easy, together, executing
in action 11 adj continuous, flowing, operating operative, effortless, fluent, incessant, perpetual, unbroken, unceasing, uninterrupted, cursive, in operation, in succession
in action 6 noun stop pause, wait, delay, arrest, hole, check
in action 12 noun stop stalemate, deadlock, dead end, impasse, halt, gridlock, checkmate, cessation, corner, standoff, inaction, dead stop
in action 4 noun silence peace, quiet, calm, still
in action 11 noun silence hush, tranquility, calmness, serenity, inactivity, quietude, quietness, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, lull
in action 22 noun lethargy sluggishness, torpidity, sloth, laziness, languor, dormancy, disinterest, idleness, impassivity, dullness, inaction, passiveness, sleepiness, listlessness, lifelessness, inactivity, stupor, slumber, apathy, slowness, torpidness, drowsiness
in action 3 noun repose quiet, rest, calm
in action 3 noun repose inactivity, dormancy, inaction
in action 1 noun apathy fatigue
in action 6 noun apathy lethargy, inaction, languor, laziness, idleness, drowsiness
in action 7 noun abeyance inactivity, latency, quiescence, suspension, inertia, inaction, abeyancy
in action 23 noun lethargy inactivity, inertness, apathy, heedlessness, idleness, listlessness, dullness, disregard, inertia, impassivity, coma, languor, indolence, disinterest, indifference, lassitude, inaction, languidness, leadenness, inanition, drowsiness, insouciance, passiven
in action 1 noun lethargy sleep
in action 36 noun lethargy apathy, coma, disinterest, disregard, dullness, hebetude, heedlessness, idleness, impassivity, inaction, inactivity, indifference, indolence, inertia, inertness, languor, lassitude, leadenness, listlessness, passiveness, phlegm, sleepiness, sloth, slowness, sluggishness, slumber, stupor, torpidity, torpor, unconcern, drowsiness, inanition, insouciance, supineness, torpidness, unmindfulness
in action 1 noun lethargy sleep
in action 36 noun lethargy apathy, coma, disinterest, disregard, dullness, hebetude, heedlessness, idleness, impassivity, inaction, inactivity, indifference, indolence, inertia, inertness, languidness, languor, lassitude, listlessness, passiveness, phlegm, sleepiness, sloth, slowness, sluggishness, slumber, stupor, torpidity, torpor, unconcern, drowsiness, inanition, insouciance, supineness, torpidness, unmindfulness
in action 4 noun stillness calm, peace, quiet, still
in action 14 noun stillness inactivity, placidness, quietude, quietness, tranquility, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness
in action 4 noun stillness peace, quiet, still, calm
in action 14 noun stillness placidness, inactivity, quietude, quietness, tranquility, peacefulness, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, inaction, untroubledness
in action 4 noun stillness calm, peace, quiet, still
in action 14 noun stillness inactivity, quietude, quietness, tranquility, peacefulness, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness
in action 4 noun stillness calm, peace, quiet, still
in action 14 noun stillness inactivity, placidness, quietude, tranquility, peacefulness, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness
in action 1 noun lethargy sleep
in action 36 noun lethargy inertness, sluggishness, sloth, languor, disinterest, idleness, dullness, impassivity, indifference, unconcern, inaction, torpor, passiveness, sleepiness, listlessness, coma, heedlessness, inertia, inactivity, stupor, slumber, apathy, hebetude, slowness, disregard, indolence, lassitude, phlegm, languidness, leadenness, inanition, torpidness, drowsiness, unmindfulness, insouciance, supineness
in action 4 noun stillness calm, peace, quiet, still
in action 14 noun stillness tranquility, calmness, serenity, inactivity, placidness, quietude, quietness, peacefulness, hush, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness
in action 4 noun stillness calm, peace, quiet, still
in action 14 noun stillness calmness, hush, inaction, inactivity, lull, noiselessness, peacefulness, placidity, placidness, quietness, quietude, serenity, tranquility, tranquillity
inadequate 11 adj defective, insufficient, incompetent poor, lacking, weak, bare, dry, failing, lemon, low, short, small, spare
inadequate 41 adj defective, insufficient, incompetent unequal, deficient, meager, sketchy, scarce, faulty, incompetent, incomplete, skimpy, barren, bush-league, depleted, feeble, glitch, imperfect, impotent, inapt, incapable, incommensurate, insubstantial, junk, lame, lousy, minus, miserly, parsimonious, scanty, shy, sparse, sterile, stunted, thin, unproductive, unqualified, inappreciable, inconsiderable, found wanting, niggardly, not enough, stinted, too little
inappropriate 1 adj not proper, suitable wrong
inappropriate 34 adj not proper, suitable incorrect, tasteless, unsuitable, unseemly, improper, irrelevant, disproportionate, bad form, garbage, ill-suited, ill-timed, inapplicable, incongruous, indecorous, inept, malapropos, off, unbecoming, undue, unfit, unseasonable, untimely, unbefitting, foot-in-mouth, ill-fitted, inapropos, inconsonant, left-field, out of line, out of place, unfitting, unmeet, way off, wrong-number
incapable 4 adj not adequate; helpless weak, unable, losing, poor
incapable 24 adj not adequate; helpless unfit, ineffective, inadequate, naive, impotent, incompetent, unqualified, unsuited, ineligible, powerless, butterfingers, feeble, inept, inexperienced, inexpert, insufficient, unskilled, unskillful, disqualified, inproficient, not equal to, not up to, uncool, unequipped
incentive 15 noun lure, inducement motivation, stimulus, reason, spring, influence, motive, whip, ground, urge, excuse, purpose, impulse, consideration, inspiration, drive
incentive 22 noun lure, inducement impetus, encouragement, enticement, bait, provocation, insistence, temptation, come-on, goad, exhortation, stimulation, persuasion, stimulant, spur, incitement, allurement, instigation, rationale, catalyst, carrot, determinant, reason why
inch 1 noun one-twelfth of a foot/2.54 centimeters measured square
inch 2 noun one-twelfth of a foot/2.54 centimeters measured fingerbreadth, one thirty-sixth of a yard
incident 10 noun occurrence episode, circumstance, scene, matter, event, fact, occasion, adventure, happening, trip
incident 1 noun occurrence milestone
include 20 verb contain, involve incorporate, receive, cover, introduce, add, combine, have, enter, carry, hold, comprise, build, count, number, bear, constitute, admit, embrace, insert, accommodate
include 25 verb contain, involve consist of, encompass, interpolate, implicate, entail, encircle, interject, comprehend, inject, embody, enclose, subsume, append, take in, take into account, allow for, be composed of, be made up of, build in, cut in on, make allowance for, make room for, number among, teem with, work in
income 20 noun money earned by work or investments salary, wage, revenue, profit, pay, cash, compensation, earnings, interest, proceeds, gross, assets, means, commission, net, harvest, benefits, returns, drawings, gains
income 12 noun money earned by work or investments livelihood, royalty, gravy, honorarium, payoff, receipts, bottom line, cash flow, in the black, dividends, avails, take home
incongruous 6 adj out of place; absurd alien, conflicting, fantastic, foreign, twisted, shifting
incongruous 36 adj out of place; absurd bizarre, inappropriate, contradictory, incoherent, incompatible, discordant, disparate, distorted, divergent, extraneous, fitful, illogical, improper, inapt, inconsistent, irreconcilable, irregular, jumbled, lopsided, rambling, unavailing, unbalanced, unbecoming, unconnected, uncoordinated, uneven, unintelligible, unpredictable, unrelated, unsuitable, unsuited, incongruent, disconsonant, inapropos, mismatched, out of keeping
increase 13 noun addition, growth development, raise, hike, rise, expansion, inflation, gain, boost, swelling, access, spread, swell, extension
increase 26 noun addition, growth merger, upsurge, surge, upturn, increment, escalation, accession, breakthrough, aggrandizement, upgrade, accretion, elaboration, exaggeration, accrual, enlargement, incorporation, multiplication, augmentation, cumulation, accumulation, maximization, burgeoning, step-up, waxing, optimization, intensification
increase 18 verb add or grow strengthen, reinforce, further, develop, raise, build, boost, extend, swell, rise, expand, advance, double, enhance, spread, pad, progress, mount
increase 37 verb add or grow widen, broaden, step up, triple, build up, heighten, enlarge, escalate, multiply, deepen, intensify, thicken, lengthen, supplement, redouble, protract, distend, aggravate, dilate, prolong, swarm, wax, inflate, proliferate, teem, magnify, annex, pullulate, snowball, sharpen, amplify, augment, exaggerate, aggrandize, mark up, slap on, tack on
incredible 3 adj beyond belief ridiculous, impossible, suspect
incredible 22 adj beyond belief unbelievable, unimaginable, preposterous, improbable, absurd, inconceivable, far-fetched, fishy, flimsy, implausible, out of the question, outlandish, phony, questionable, thin, unconvincing, unsubstantial, untenable, unthinkable, incogitable, insupposable, rings phony
incredible 4 adj marvellous great, extraordinary, amazing, wonderful
incredible 10 adj marvellous fabulous, awe-inspiring, awesome, unreal, astounding, astonishing, prodigious, superhuman, glorious, ace
independent 3 adj liberated, free separate, absolute, separated
independent 22 adj liberated, free nonpartisan, sovereign, self-sufficient, autonomous, self-reliant, autarchic, autarchical, individualistic, nonaligned, self-contained, self-governing, self-supporting, unconnected, unconstrained, uncontrolled, freewheeling, self-determining, self-ruling, unaided, unallied, unregimented, on one's own
indescribable 2 adj beyond words impossible, subtle
indescribable 9 adj beyond words ineffable, sublime, unspeakable, nondescript, incommunicable, indefinable, inexpressible, unutterable, untellable
index 17 noun indication indicator, ratio, evidence, basis, symbol, needle, sign, rule, mark, clue, indication, formula, model, hand, guide, symptom, significant
index 4 noun indication token, pointer, indicant, indicia
index 3 verb arrange, order list, record, file
index 4 verb arrange, order alphabetize, catalogue, docket, tabulate
index finger 2 noun first finger index, indicator
index finger 3 noun first finger pointer, forefinger, arrow-finger
indication 21 noun evidence, clue trace, hint, signal, sign, warning, symptom, suggestion, implication, reminder, expression, explanation, gesture, proof, show, index, mark, note, cue, nod, notion, significant
indication 23 noun evidence, clue omen, manifestation, inkling, pledge, augury, portent, telltale, attestation, prolegomenon, forewarning, prognostic, auspice, earnest, intimation, preamble, vestige, wink, token, wind, adumbration, signifier, prefiguration, indicia
indigenous 5 adj native, inborn domestic, inherent, inherited, natural, original
indigenous 11 adj native, inborn primitive, homegrown, endemic, aboriginal, autochthonous, congenital, inbred, innate, connate, chthonic, unacquired
indirect 8 adj roundabout; unintended implied, complicated, long, secondary, wandering, winding, sneaking, twisting
indirect 34 adj roundabout; unintended ambiguous, tortuous, oblique, incidental, ancillary, circuitous, collateral, circular, contingent, crooked, devious, discursive, duplicitous, erratic, eventual, long-winded, meandering, obscure, out-of-the-way, rambling, serpentine, sinister, sinuous, sneaky, subsidiary, underhand, vagrant, zigzag, long-drawn-out, periphrastic, circumlocutory, long way home, sidelong, snaking
individual 22 adj distinctive, exclusive personal, sole, specific, single, separate, particular, original, special, express, characteristic, alone, different, distinct, odd, only, own, proper, reserved, select, several, unique, unusual
individual 16 adj distinctive, exclusive respective, singular, lone, solitary, definite, diagnostic, discrete, especial, idiosyncratic, indivisible, peculiar, secluded, uncommon, diacritic, personalized, unitary
individual 22 noun singular person, thing woman, entity, person, child, party, man, body, substance, somebody, being, self, material, character, soul, matter, number, existence, stuff, type, unit, creature, something
individual 5 noun singular person, thing human being, dude, personage, mortal, singleton
indoor 8 adj household private, pet, home, calm, family, devoted, settled, trained
indoor 10 adj household homely, sedentary, subdued, submissive, tame, tranquil, stay-at-home, domiciliary, home-loving, homelike
indulge 11 verb treat oneself or another to satisfy, entertain, humor, pet, please, yield, delight, favor, foster, allow, baby
indulge 19 verb treat oneself or another to satiate, nourish, pamper, tickle, spoil, pander, gratify, oblige, regale, cosset, cater, mollycoddle, coddle, give in, take care of, give rein to, go along, go easy on, spoil rotten
indulge 1 verb luxuriate in enjoy
indulge 9 verb luxuriate in rollick, ego trip, revel in, wallow in, bask in, go in for, live it up, look out for number one, take part
industrial 5 adj related to manufacturing technical, modern, mechanical, business, manufacturing
industrial 9 adj related to manufacturing automated, manufactured, streamlined, industrialized, factory-made, in industry, machine-made, mechanized, smokestack
industrious 10 adj hardworking productive, active, burning, busy, dynamic, eager, intent, involved, jumping, steady
industrious 20 adj hardworking energetic, diligent, conscientious, assiduous, grind, laborious, operose, perky, persevering, persistent, purposeful, sedulous, spirited, tireless, zealous, ball of fire, in full swing, on the go, plugging, psyched up on
industry 6 noun manufacturing management, business, corporation, trade, production, traffic
industry 9 noun manufacturing commerce, mob, monopoly, outfit, multinational, manufactory, big business, commercial enterprise, megacorp
industry 11 noun hard work labor, energy, activity, enterprise, attention, patience, application, determination, effort, care, pains
industry 11 noun hard work vigor, perseverance, assiduity, diligence, zeal, toil, inventiveness, persistence, intentness, tirelessness, dynamism
inevitable 9 adj certain; cannot be avoided necessary, binding, pat, assured, decided, determined, fixed, settled, sure
inevitable 28 adj certain; cannot be avoided inexorable, imminent, unavoidable, inescapable, undeniable, impending, irresistible, doomed, compulsory, destined, fated, fateful, in the bag, ineluctable, inflexible, irrevocable, obligatory, ordained, prescribed, unalterable, all locked up, decreed, for certain, foreordained, ineludible, no ifs ands or buts, unpreventable, without recourse
inexperienced 4 adj unskilled, unfamiliar young, fresh, innocent, new
inexperienced 33 adj unskilled, unfamiliar undisciplined, unschooled, naive, inept, untried, unsophisticated, immature, amateur, callow, green, ignorant, inexpert, kid, raw, rookie, rude, sophomoric, tenderfoot, unaccustomed, unacquainted, unseasoned, untrained, unused, unversed, unworldly, verdant, unpracticed, prentice, spring chicken, unconversant, unfamiliar with, unfledged, wet behind ears
infect 4 verb pollute, contaminate touch, affect, influence, disease
infect 9 verb pollute, contaminate taint, poison, defile, blight, vitiate, spoil, corrupt, spread among, spread to
infection 5 noun contamination disease, epidemic, virus, pollution, corruption
infection 12 noun contamination bug, impurity, contagion, poison, defilement, flu, germs, communicability, contagiousness, insanitation, septicity, what's going around
infinite 7 adj limitless, without end enormous, vast, absolute, total, million, enduring, wide
infinite 30 adj limitless, without end untold, eternal, perpetual, inexhaustible, incalculable, never-ending, unending, immense, boundless, immeasurable, bottomless, interminable, everlasting, incessant, inestimable, numberless, stupendous, supreme, uncounted, illimitable, measureless, perdurable, sempiternal, unbounded, all-embracing, no end of, no end to, supertemporal, without limit, without number
inflammation 3 noun redness, swelling pain, infection, burning
inflammation 4 noun redness, swelling tenderness, rash, sore, irritation
inflate 7 verb blow up, increase pad, boost, expand, raise, stretch, balloon, spread
inflate 24 verb blow up, increase widen, magnify, augment, bloat, escalate, exaggerate, enlarge, distend, pyramid, aerate, dilate, exalt, cram, surcharge, aggrandize, amplify, beef up, build up, overestimate, maximize, flesh out, puff up, pump up, swell up
inflation 7 noun increase, swelling hike, rise, boom, expansion, extension, spread, boost
inflation 11 noun increase, swelling prosperity, escalation, enlargement, enhancement, buildup, aggrandizement, tumefaction, distension, puffiness, intensification, blowing up
influence 31 noun power, authority impact, control, force, importance, money, effect, pressure, leadership, significance, consequence, reputation, guidance, in, fame, network, fix, agency, character, mark, access, direction, spell, hold, drag, pull, moment, rule, credit, command, connections, ropes
influence 20 noun power, authority leverage, weight, clout, repercussion, domination, prestige, prerogative, predominance, juice, esteem, supremacy, sway, grease, magnetism, imprint, monopoly, prominence, notoriety, dominion, ascendancy
influence 26 verb lead to believe, do prompt, bias, impress, guide, shape, persuade, manipulate, determine, affect, regulate, alter, change, control, move, direct, prevail, sell, compel, channel, urge, form, modify, train, count, rule, turn
influence 27 verb lead to believe, do arouse, prejudice, sway, dispose, seduce, mold, incite, snow, brainwash, instigate, induce, rouse, incline, impel, predispose, bribe, bring to bear, carry weight, get at, act upon, argue into, be recognized, have a part in, impact on, pull strings, talk into, work upon
influential 19 adj effective, powerful dominant, leading, famous, important, significant, strong, prominent, affecting, controlling, governing, impressive, inspiring, meaningful, moving, name, substantial, telling, touching, guiding
influential 12 adj effective, powerful authoritative, persuasive, efficacious, forcible, instrumental, momentous, potent, weighty, major-league, big-gun, big-wheel, hot-dog
informal 12 adj casual, simple relaxed, intimate, democratic, easy, everyday, familiar, free, loose, mixed, natural, open, ordinary
informal 30 adj casual, simple unofficial, spontaneous, straightforward, breezy, colloquial, congenial, cool, easygoing, extempore, folksy, frank, homey, inconspicuous, mellow, motley, sporty, unceremonious, unconventional, unrestrained, urbane, off-the-cuff, unconstrained, down home, free-and-easy, improv, laid back, low-pressure, throwaway, unfussy, without ceremony
informant 3 noun informer rat, sneak, source
informant 7 noun informer fink, stoolie, snitch, tattletale, canary, nark, tipster
information 20 noun facts, news instruction, knowledge, intelligence, advice, material, tip, clue, science, report, message, data, orientation, learning, confidence, network, cue, score, notice, wisdom, counsel
information 22 noun facts, news word, tidings, illumination, erudition, notification, lore, enlightenment, dirt, break, dossier, scoop, leak, propaganda, chapter and verse, info, earful, dope, ammo, inside story, lowdown, whole story, what's what
infrastructure 4 noun foundation framework, base, support, root
infrastructure 3 noun foundation groundwork, footing, underpinning
ingredient 7 noun component of concoction factor, piece, element, fixing, part, fundamental, making
ingredient 6 noun component of concoction additive, integral, innards, constituent, part and parcel, integrant
inhabitant 4 noun person who is resident of habitation inmate, citizen, neighbor, native
inhabitant 22 noun person who is resident of habitation dweller, settler, colonist, occupant, lodger, incumbent, lessee, denizen, aborigine, renter, boarder, squatter, householder, tenant, suburbanite, roomer, addressee, autochthon, occupier, indweller, resider, urbanite
inherit 6 verb gain as possession from someone's death derive, receive, acquire, obtain, succeed, get
inherit 8 verb gain as possession from someone's death accede, come in for, take over, be bequeathed, be granted, be left, come into, fall heir
inhibition 6 noun restriction, hindrance bar, barrier, obstacle, check, prevention, reserve
inhibition 12 noun restriction, hindrance shyness, reticence, embargo, blockage, restraint, interference, prohibition, suppression, interdict, self-consciousness, sublimation, hangup
initial 12 adj beginning, primary original, basic, opening, leading, pioneer, infant, initiative, fundamental, first, earliest, early, elementary
initial 14 adj beginning, primary introductory, antecedent, inaugural, virgin, embryonic, foremost, inchoate, incipient, inceptive, initiatory, commencing, germinal, headmost, nascent
initiative 11 noun eagerness to do something action, push, leadership, drive, resource, energy, enterprise, punch, ambition, enthusiasm, steam
initiative 9 noun eagerness to do something vigor, spunk, get-up-and-go, gumption, resourcefulness, originality, inventiveness, moxie, dynamism
inject 3 verb put in, introduce insert, add, include
inject 13 verb put in, introduce interject, infuse, implant, instill, impregnate, imbue, drag in, force into, interjaculate, place into, squeeze in, stick in, throw in
inject 1 verb introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle shoot
inject 5 verb introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle vaccinate, inoculate, jab, mainline, give a shot
injection 2 noun introduction into bloodstream needle, dose
injection 5 noun introduction into bloodstream dram, inoculation, booster, enema, vaccine
injure 10 verb hurt, harm wound, damage, break, total, weaken, ruin, pain, wrong, abuse, undermine
injure 35 verb hurt, harm torture, cripple, disable, batter, maim, mutilate, deface, distress, foul, impair, pique, torment, tarnish, deform, maltreat, vitiate, wax, blight, mar, disfigure, distort, contort, spoil, sting, aggrieve, blemish, grieve, prejudice, mangle, cut up, do in, foul up, shake up, draw blood, hack up
injury 18 noun hurt, harm shock, loss, cut, burn, wound, damage, suffering, abuse, trauma, swelling, scratch, bite, bad, evil, wrong, ill, chop, ruin
injury 38 noun hurt, harm cramp, bruise, laceration, sore, fracture, scar, sprain, grievance, distress, sting, pang, affliction, mischief, hemorrhage, slander, agony, insult, nick, injustice, libel, outrage, impairment, gash, lesion, indignity, twinge, abrasion, stab, discomfiture, disservice, blemish, affront, misery, detriment, ouch, boo-boo, deformation, mutilation
inlet 6 noun arm of the sea sound, entrance, bay, passage, channel, narrows
inlet 17 noun arm of the sea basin, fjord, estuary, canal, creek, gulf, harbor, strait, cove, bayou, ingress, bight, slough, slew, loch, delta, firth
inn 2 noun accommodation for travellers hotel, resort
inn 10 noun accommodation for travellers tavern, motel, lodge, saloon, hostel, hospice, hostelry, public house, roadhouse, auberge
innate 9 adj inherited, native inherent, constitutional, essential, indigenous, natural, normal, regular, standard, typical
innate 13 adj inherited, native ingrained, intuitive, inborn, elemental, deep-seated, instinctive, intrinsic, congenital, hereditary, inbred, connate, connatural, unacquired
inner 9 adj central, middle physically close, constitutional, essential, familiar, inherent, inside, interior, internal, intimate
inner 6 adj central, middle physically focal, intestinal, intrinsic, inward, innermore, nuclear
inner 15 adj mental, private central, emotional, essential, gut, hidden, individual, inherent, inside, interior, internal, intimate, personal, psychological, secret, spiritual
inner 14 adj mental, private concealed, deep-rooted, deep-seated, esoteric, focal, innate, intrinsic, intuitive, inward, subconscious, visceral, repressed, unrevealed, viscerous
innocent 8 adj blameless pure, legitimate, honest, good, clear, safe, clean, legal
innocent 35 adj blameless virtuous, uninvolved, virginal, stainless, guiltless, upright, above suspicion, angelic, chaste, exemplary, faultless, immaculate, impeccable, inculpable, irreproachable, lawful, licit, pristine, righteous, sinless, spotless, unblemished, unimpeachable, unsullied, untainted, cleanhanded, crimeless, free of, guilt-free, impeccant, in the clear, not guilty, uncensurable, uncorrupt, unoffending
innocent 7 adj harmless, naive square, simple, safe, raw, open, fresh, soft
innocent 33 adj harmless, naive gullible, ignorant, innocuous, childlike, frank, artless, credulous, guileless, inexperienced, ingenuous, inoffensive, unacquainted, unfamiliar, unschooled, unsophisticated, unstudied, unworldly, youthful, unobjectionable, unoffensive, wide-eyed, hurtless, innoxious, inobnoxious, offenseless, unartificial, uncool, unhurtful, uninjurious, unmalicious, unsuspicious, well-intentioned, wellmeant
innovation 6 noun change, novelty departure, introduction, shift, variation, addition, notion
innovation 15 noun change, novelty deviation, contraption, alteration, newness, mutation, permutation, modification, vicissitude, wrinkle, cutting edge, last word, latest thing, leading edge, modernization, modernism
innovative 3 adj creative new, original, contemporary
innovative 13 adj creative ingenious, inventive, avant-garde, newfangled, state-of-the-art, innovatory, breaking new ground, cutting-edge, deviceful, innovational, just out, leading-edge, originative
inquest 6 noun investigation hearing, trial, quest, examination, inquiry, research
inquest 4 noun investigation inquisition, probe, probing, delving
insane 8 adj mentally ill; foolish crazy, nuts, mad, cracked, mental, raging, touched, wild
insane 33 adj mentally ill; foolish irrational, paranoid, irresponsible, senseless, idiotic, preposterous, psychotic, batty, bizarre, deranged, crazed, cuckoo, daft, demented, fatuous, frenzied, impractical, loony, lunatic, maniacal, moonstruck, nutty, psychopathic, rabid, raving, screwy, unhinged, unsettled, derailed, of unsound mind, schizophrenic, off one's rocker, out of one's mind
insanity 1 noun mental illness; foolishness illusion
insanity 30 noun mental illness; foolishness madness, craziness, absurdity, folly, frenzy, alienation, dementia, lunacy, hysteria, psychopathy, phobia, aberration, delusion, dotage, senselessness, neurosis, unbalance, mania, derangement, delirium, hallucination, inanity, irrationality, distraction, preposterousness, unreasonableness, irresponsibility, mental disorder, psychosis, witlessness
insect 2 noun bug bee, fly
insect 29 noun bug tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket
insert 8 verb put, tuck in introduce, stick, enter, include, set, admit, place, root
insert 24 verb put, tuck in fill in, implant, embed, inject, intrude, interlope, interpose, interpolate, infuse, insinuate, interject, obtrude, inlay, infix, instill, imbed, shoehorn, intercalate, drag in, lug in, pop in, shove in, squeeze in, work in
inside 4 adj in the middle; interior central, inner, internal, surrounded
inside 5 adj in the middle; interior innermost, inward, indoors, intramural, under a roof
inside 7 adj secret limited, classified, closet, private, exclusive, internal, restricted
inside 3 adj secret confidential, esoteric, hushed
inside 5 adv within indoors, under a roof, under cover, within doors, within walls
inside 9 noun middle, lining interior, heart, stuffing, center, soul, belly, gut, contents, breast
inside 5 noun middle, lining innards, recess, bowels, womb, inner portion
insider 6 noun person peripherally involved in illegal activity colleague, associate, assistant, partner, aide, aid
insider 11 noun person peripherally involved in illegal activity plant, helper, conspirator, ringer, abettor, stall, confederate, subordinate, accomplice, shill, co-conspirator
insider 7 noun helper, especially in committing a crime aide, associate, colleague, assistant, partner, ally, aid
insider 8 noun helper, especially in committing a crime collaborator, conspirator, plant, abettor, accessory, stall, confederate, co-conspirator
insider 4 noun authority specialist, expert, critic, judge
insider 1 noun authority connoisseur
insider 19 noun group of close friends, associates school, crowd, club, company, camp, society, party, ring, class, set, outfit, crew, crush, gang, lot, assembly, bunch, companions, intimates
insider 14 noun group of close friends, associates fraternity, clique, clan, cabal, coterie, posse, sorority, mob, Mafia, comrades, cronies, camarilla, insiders, in-group
insider 19 noun family, clique tribe, society, band, gang, set, group, crowd, club, house, outfit, crew, crush, race, folks, organization, ring, bunch, association, stock
insider 8 noun family, clique faction, sect, mob, sodality, coterie, moiety, kinfolks, insiders
insider 15 noun group of friends gang, lobby, set, crowd, club, camp, outfit, crew, crush, society, bunch, organization, circle, ring, pack
insider 10 noun group of friends clan, cabal, coterie, faction, posse, mob, Mafia, insiders, camarilla, in-group
insider 31 noun group sharing a belief or cause minority, gang, party, wing, side, sector, set, crowd, partnership, conspiracy, design, ring, unit, bunch, machine, combination, section, crew, cell, combine, circle, concern, division, club, outfit, band, lobby, network, camp, coalition, team
insider 22 noun group sharing a belief or cause clan, junta, bloc, sect, conclave, cabal, schism, confederacy, contingent, coterie, knot, clique, entente, mob, guild, caucus, offshoot, intrigue, pressure group, splinter group, insiders, combo
insight 6 noun intuitiveness, awareness observation, understanding, wisdom, judgment, vision, perception
insight 16 noun intuitiveness, awareness intuition, acumen, perspicacity, sapience, sagaciousness, drift, discernment, click, sagacity, comprehension, shrewdness, penetration, divination, sageness, perceptivity, wavelength
insignificant 9 adj not important; of no consequence minor, minimal, casual, lesser, light, little, minute, secondary, small
insignificant 26 adj not important; of no consequence paltry, pointless, minuscule, senseless, inconsequential, meaningless, unimportant, infinitesimal, negligible, irrelevant, meager, trivial, immaterial, lightweight, nondescript, nonessential, nugatory, petty, scanty, trifling, unsubstantial, inappreciable, inconsiderable, minim, not worth mentioning, purportless
insist 12 verb order and expect; claim contend, urge, repeat, request, maintain, assert, demand, press, hold, swear, require, persist
insist 9 verb order and expect; claim reiterate, vow, importune, asseverate, aver, stand firm, be firm, lay down the law, take a stand
insistence 2 noun demand emphasis, urging
insistence 3 noun demand persistence, perseverance, importunity
inspector 3 noun examiner detective, monitor, investigator
inspector 11 noun examiner police officer, auditor, sleuth, overseer, reviewer, private eye, controller, tester, scrutinizer, checker, assessor
inspiration 15 noun idea, stimulus motivation, revelation, insight, influence, genius, incentive, enthusiasm, vision, motive, creativity, approach, impulse, spark, thought, notion
inspiration 20 noun idea, stimulus encouragement, whim, brainchild, hunch, fancy, awakening, illumination, flash, stimulation, brainstorm, elevation, exaltation, muse, rumble, animus, spur, afflatus, arousal, deep think, inflatus
inspire 16 verb encourage, stimulate cause, impress, motivate, influence, produce, touch, stir, affect, spark, provoke, trigger, urge, carry, occasion, inform, strike
inspire 33 verb encourage, stimulate get, embolden, sway, hearten, arouse, galvanize, excite, spur, animate, instill, endue, elate, inflame, invigorate, infect, reassure, imbue, exalt, enkindle, exhilarate, inspirit, infuse, quicken, enliven, set up, work up, commove, be responsible for, fire up, give impetus, give one an idea, give rise to, start off
install 10 verb set up, establish plant, invest, fix, introduce, station, place, lay, settle, position, line
install 10 verb set up, establish institute, inaugurate, lodge, ensconce, furnish, induct, fix up, instate, put in, build in
instinct 9 noun gut feeling, idea talent, sentiment, impulse, sense, feeling, tendency, urge, gift, faculty
instinct 13 noun gut feeling, idea intuition, knack, hunch, aptitude, savvy, inclination, proclivity, predisposition, know-how, nose, funny feeling, gut reaction, sixth sense
institution 13 noun organization foundation, school, business, university, system, society, clinic, hospital, establishment, company, association, college, seminar
institution 8 noun organization institute, academy, conservatory, guild, fixture, asylum, orphanage, seminary
instruction 12 noun education discipline, information, direction, guidance, training, schooling, preparation, teaching, lesson, coaching, drilling, grounding
instruction 6 noun education tuition, enlightenment, tutelage, edification, apprenticeship, chalk talk
instruction 8 noun demand, command information, direction, advice, plan, mandate, order, ruling, briefing
instruction 2 noun demand, command directive, injunction
instrument 6 noun tool, implement gear, mechanism, machine, equipment, device, tackle
instrument 10 noun tool, implement apparatus, gadget, appliance, machinery, gizmo, contraption, paraphernalia, utensil, doodad, contrivance
instrument 10 noun means, agent medium, material, organ, mechanism, vehicle, force, ministry, agency, factor, channel
instrument 2 noun means, agent wherewithal, instrumentality
insufficient 8 adj not enough; lacking poor, drained, dry, failing, rare, short, shy, wanting
insufficient 26 adj not enough; lacking unsatisfactory, deficient, inadequate, meager, scant, scarce, faulty, incomplete, bereft, defective, destitute, devoid, imperfect, incapable, incommensurate, incompetent, infrequent, minus, thin, unfinished, unqualified, out of, short of, too little too late, unample, unfitted
insurance 6 noun protection, security coverage, guarantee, backing, support, cover, provision
insurance 7 noun protection, security allowance, warranty, warrant, indemnification, indemnity, safeguard, assurance
insure 5 verb protect, secure cover, assure, guarantee, guard, register
insure 7 verb protect, secure underwrite, shield, hedge, safeguard, indemnify, warrant, cinch
integrated 2 adj joined mixed, combined
integrated 3 adj joined unified, interspersed, mingled
integrated 1 adj open to all races open
integrated 8 adj open to all races multicultural, desegregated, interracial, multiracial, nonracial, nonsectarian, nonsegregated, racially mixed
integration 4 noun unification alliance, combination, union, mixture
integration 3 noun unification assimilation, amalgamation, synthesis
integrity 2 noun honor, uprightness virtue, principle
integrity 14 noun honor, uprightness honesty, probity, purity, sincerity, rectitude, righteousness, candor, honorableness, goodness, incorruptibility, forthrightness, honestness, straightforwardness, incorruption
integrity 2 noun completeness stability, unity
integrity 10 noun completeness cohesion, purity, soundness, simplicity, coherence, perfection, totality, wholeness, absoluteness, entireness
intellectual 6 adj very smart mental, creative, psychological, rational, intelligent, learned
intellectual 12 adj very smart cerebral, scholarly, thoughtful, highbrow, bookish, brainy, inventive, studious, subjective, highbrowed, intellective, phrenic
intellectual 4 noun very smart person scholar, doctor, academic, genius
intellectual 14 noun very smart person pundit, philosopher, brain, wizard, sage, egghead, avant-garde, whiz, highbrow, academician, thinker, intelligentsia, Einstein, braintruster
intelligence 10 noun ability to perceive, understand perception, understanding, sense, skill, judgment, smarts, mind, capacity, reason, brains
intelligence 29 noun ability to perceive, understand agility, quickness, subtlety, brilliance, acumen, wit, savvy, intellect, comprehension, aptitude, cleverness, coruscation, alertness, trenchancy, mentality, brainpower, penetration, perspicacity, brightness, luminosity, discernment, sagacity, quotient, gray matter, IQ, precocity, acuity, the right stuff, what it takes
intelligence 12 noun secret information data, knowledge, picture, notice, advice, dirt, clue, facts, report, news, rumor, findings
intelligence 10 noun secret information word, disclosure, notification, tidings, tip-off, leak, info, hot tip, inside story, lowdown
intelligent 21 adj very smart wise, brilliant, creative, bright, smart, rational, original, able, alive, calculating, capable, instructed, knowing, profound, quick, ready, reasonable, responsible, sharp, thinking, understanding
intelligent 28 adj very smart imaginative, inventive, knowledgeable, resourceful, perceptive, brainy, well-informed, astute, acute, alert, apt, clever, deep, discerning, enlightened, exceptional, highbrow, ingenious, keen, penetrating, perspicacious, quick-witted, sage, together, whiz, witty, all there, comprehending
intelligently 1 adv cleverly sharply
intelligently 23 adv cleverly reasonably, rationally, logically, shrewdly, wisely, brilliantly, knowingly, judiciously, skillfully, prudently, sensibly, alertly, aptly, astutely, capably, comprehendingly, discerningly, intellectually, keenly, knowledgeably, perspicaciously, resourcefully, sagaciously
intense 24 adj forceful, severe; passionate great, excessive, extraordinary, powerful, profound, deep, violent, harsh, fierce, sharp, strong, bitter, extreme, biting, burning, close, concentrated, consuming, cutting, eager, full, hard, marked, strained
intense 29 adj forceful, severe; passionate acute, energetic, protracted, heightened, intensive, vivid, agonizing, ardent, diligent, earnest, exaggerated, exceptional, exquisite, fanatical, fervent, fervid, forcible, impassioned, keen, piercing, pungent, shrill, stinging, supreme, vehement, zealous, intensified, undue, all-consuming
intensify 12 verb make more forceful, severe boost, raise, increase, strengthen, reinforce, enhance, stress, point, rise, accent, concentrate, emphasize
intensify 29 verb make more forceful, severe aggravate, add to, escalate, build up, step up, redouble, exacerbate, deepen, sharpen, heighten, quicken, darken, magnify, augment, accentuate, lighten, brighten, exalt, whet, spike, rouse, aggrandize, beef up, set off, heat up, add fuel, intensate, pour it on, tone up
intention 12 noun goal aim, motive, plan, objective, hope, purpose, end, point, object, drift, design, struggle
intention 3 noun goal designation, animus, impulsion
interaction 2 noun interplay communication, cooperation
interaction 3 noun interplay synergy, intercommunication, reciprocal action
interactive 10 adj shared, common collective, connected, dependent, joint, public, related, returned, united, associated, participated
interactive 18 adj shared, common bilateral, reciprocal, communal, convertible, give-and-take, interchangeable, respective, conjoint, correlative, conjunct, given and taken, interchanged, interdependent, intermutual, partaken, reciprocated, requited, two-sided
interactive 9 adj mutual collective, connected, dependent, public, related, returned, united, associated, participated
interactive 19 adj mutual bilateral, communal, conjoint, convertible, correlative, give-and-take, interchangeable, joint, reciprocal, respective, conjunct, given and taken, interchanged, interdependent, intermutual, partaken, reciprocated, requited, two-sided
interest 22 noun attraction, curiosity importance, significance, sympathy, passion, activity, enthusiasm, concern, sport, thing, note, suspicion, notice, regard, moment, pursuit, care, case, game, excitement, matter, consequence, into
interest 15 noun attraction, curiosity diversion, pastime, racket, interestedness, absorption, relevance, hobby, preoccupation, attentiveness, relaxation, recreation, engrossment, affection, concernment, leisure activity
interest 6 noun advantage profit, benefit, well-being, gain, good, welfare
interest 1 noun advantage prosperity
interest 20 noun share, investment right, stake, influence, commitment, involvement, gain, participation, earnings, claim, premium, credit, bonus, title, due, authority, discount, portion, percentage, piece, points
interest 1 noun share, investment accrual
interest 13 verb hold the attention of engage, please, involve, entertain, affect, attract, concern, pull, hook, move, touch, grab, appeal
interest 19 verb hold the attention of engross, fascinate, excite, amuse, tempt, intrigue, lure, snare, enthrall, pique, arouse, tantalize, titillate, divert, perk up, turn on, appeal to, be interesting to, sit up
interesting 25 adj appealing, entertaining beautiful, attractive, lovely, fascinating, striking, exotic, unusual, engaging, compelling, curious, pleasing, stimulating, impressive, gripping, inviting, absorbing, winning, arresting, affecting, entrancing, fine, stirring, elegant, magnetic, suspicious
interesting 18 adj appealing, entertaining intriguing, provocative, refreshing, readable, delightful, thought-provoking, amusing, alluring, prepossessing, riveting, engrossing, enthralling, enchanting, charismatic, exceptional, gracious, pleasurable, captivating
interface 8 verb blend incorporate, unite, combine, compound, integrate, ally, pool, network
interface 15 verb blend consolidate, mingle, alloy, coalesce, merge, fuse, meld, intermix, admix, tie up, come together, hook up with, join together, team up, tie in
interface 3 verb work together participate, cooperate, concert
interface 22 verb work together collude, conspire, concur, get together, hook up, coact, be in cahoots, cofunction, come together, coproduce, do business with, glue oneself to, go partners, hook on, join forces, join together, join up with, team up, throw in together, throw in with, tie in, work with
interface 18 verb connect, integrate incorporate, associate, couple, mix, link, blend, relate, network, unite, cooperate, band, compound, pool, league, join, bind, marry, bond
interface 27 verb connect, integrate fuse, merge, mingle, amalgamate, synthesize, wed, dub, commingle, coalesce, conjoin, unify, bracket, get together, put together, bunch up, coadjute, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, plug into, slap on, stand in with, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with
interface 30 verb give or exchange information, ideas relate, connect, convey, transfer, interact, write, transmit, tell, disclose, broadcast, reveal, inform, contact, suggest, discover, imply, carry, raise, hint, publish, state, spread, announce, advise, break, phone, unfold, report, proclaim, declare
interface 22 verb give or exchange information, ideas advertise, disseminate, impart, get across, correspond, publicize, signify, enlighten, acquaint, divulge, betray, network, let on, touch base, pass on, get through, reach out, be in touch, keep in touch, let out, make known, ring up
interface 11 verb combine, link attach, associate, relate, join, bridge, span, couple, unite, tag, marry, ally
interface 23 verb combine, link affix, correlate, wed, conjoin, yoke, equate, fasten, cohere, hook up, consociate, come aboard, get into, hitch on, hook on, join up with, meld with, network with, plug into, slap on, tack on, tag on, tie in, tie in with
interface 11 verb communicate with reach, visit, telephone, phone, call, connect, approach, talk, get, relate, interact
interface 10 verb communicate with network, buzz, touch base, be in touch with, check with, get ahold of, get in touch with, reach out, speak to, write to
interface 15 verb mix, merge incorporate, organize, join, unite, accommodate, combine, coordinate, link, blend, associate, proportion, articulate, concentrate, tune, arrange
interface 28 verb mix, merge consolidate, unify, conform, assimilate, desegregate, fuse, harmonize, mesh, compact, concatenate, reconcile, wed, conjoin, amalgamate, coalesce, synthesize, intermix, attune, embody, systematize, orchestrate, knit, get together, symphonize, come together, meld with, reconciliate, throw in together
interface 9 verb communicate relate, cooperate, combine, connect, touch, contact, join, network, unite
interface 10 verb communicate collaborate, merge, mesh, get across, interplay, touch base, reach out, get the message, interreact, keep in touch
interface 8 verb switch, exchange convert, reverse, relate, interact, trade, network, contact, connect
interface 9 verb switch, exchange commute, bandy, barter, alternate, transpose, mesh, reciprocate, swap, substitute
interface 14 noun link, connection alliance, bond, coalition, combination, combine, crossing, elbow, gathering, joint, linking, meeting, union, coupling, joining
interface 32 noun link, connection annexation, articulation, assemblage, attachment, coherence, concatenation, concourse, confluence, consolidation, convergence, crossroads, dovetail, gore, hinge, intersection, node, pivot, reunion, seam, splice, terminal, weld, conjugation, hookup, tie-in, tie-up, knee, collocation, concursion, miter, mortise, plug-in
interface 5 noun person who acts as go-between communication, contact, connection, link, in
interface 4 noun person who acts as go-between intermediary, interchange, hookup, fixer
interface 19 noun component, connection network, relationship, element, contact, channel, tie, association, in, ring, section, member, division, joint, part, coupling, piece, loop, bond, joining
interface 23 noun component, connection hookup, knot, nexus, hitch, seam, ligature, connective, interconnection, attachment, tie-up, junction, articulation, yoke, splice, fastening, constituent, intersection, weld, vinculum, copula, coupler, ligation, ligament
interface 13 verb connect join, associate, relate, unite, attach, combine, identify, bind, tie, incorporate, group, network, couple
interface 16 verb connect conjoin, bracket, yoke, conjugate, fasten, hook up, hitch on, meld with, plug into, slap on, tack on, tag along, tag on, team up with, throw in with, tie in with
interface 6 verb blend, bring together associate, marry, unite, mix, compound, dissolve
interface 8 verb blend, bring together merge, fuse, mingle, amalgamate, intermingle, feather in, interblend, interfuse
interface 13 verb bring or come together incorporate, join, absorb, unite, combine, blend, network, marry, mix, tag, compound, meet, pool
interface 32 verb bring or come together consolidate, fuse, meld, conglomerate, mingle, coalesce, assimilate, cement, converge, amalgamate, synthesize, intermix, submerge, centralize, intermingle, immerge, be swallowed up, become lost in, become partners, come aboard, deal one in, hitch on, hook up, join up, line up, melt into, plug into, slap on, tack on, team up, throw in together, tie in
interface 11 verb discuss with another exchange, interact, visit, negotiate, contact, consult, interview, argue, dialogue, reason, relate
interface 26 verb discuss with another huddle, confer, commune, network, deliberate, chew, confide, parley, vent, touch, canvass, palaver, confabulate, touch base, reach out, collogue, groupthink, be in contact, carry on conversation, engage in conversation, go into a huddle, have a meet, hold discussion, join in conversation, keep in touch, thrash out
interface 15 verb buy and sell; do business fence, relate, trade, touch, market, deal, interact, handle, exchange, negotiate, network, shove, contact, truck, push
interface 17 verb buy and sell; do business dicker, peddle, bootleg, swap, barter, moonshine, bargain, touch base, work out, black-market, connect with, deal in, have dealings, have transaction, horse trade, make a deal, reach out
interface 15 noun connection crossing, gathering, alliance, union, combine, meeting, combination, joint, link, coupling, coalition, elbow, bond, linking, joining
interface 33 noun connection juncture, intersection, confluence, terminal, tie-in, concatenation, seam, reunion, pivot, dovetail, conjugation, concourse, attachment, node, tie-up, articulation, coherence, consolidation, gore, splice, annexation, convergence, weld, hookup, crossroads, hinge, assemblage, mortise, plug-in, miter, collocation, knee, concursion
interface 1 noun neutral ground center
interface 7 noun neutral ground golden mean, happy medium, middle of the road, centrism, meeting ground, neutral territory, straddling the fence
interface 1 noun meeting ground center
interface 4 noun meeting ground happy medium, middle ground, gray area, neutral territory
interference 10 noun meddling, impedance conflict, intervention, background, resistance, barring, arrest, opposition, blocking, checking, tackling
interference 16 noun meddling, impedance obstruction, intrusion, prying, hindrance, retardation, clashing, tampering, choking, interposition, meddlesomeness, backseat driving, barging in, clogging, hampering, intermeddling, trespassing
intermediate 13 adj middle, in-between medium, central, center, fair, average, standard, neutral, common, moderate, mean, between, halfway, compromising
intermediate 12 adj middle, in-between intervening, median, middling, midway, intermediary, indifferent, medial, mediocre, mid, so-so, transitional, interposed
interment 2 noun burial funeral, burying
interment 5 noun burial entombment, sepulture, inhumation, obsequy, inurning
internal 15 adj within domestic, constitutional, private, national, civic, gut, home, indigenous, inherent, inner, inside, interior, intimate, municipal, native
internal 13 adj within subjective, enclosed, innate, intestine, intrinsic, inward, visceral, in-house, intramural, centralized, circumscribed, innermore, viscerous
international 4 adj worldwide universal, global, foreign, world
international 4 adj worldwide cosmopolitan, ecumenical, all-embracing, intercontinental
interpret 20 verb make sense of; define portray, depict, read, illustrate, explain, describe, understand, solve, translate, enact, view, comment, represent, render, image, perform, adapt, picture, play, gather
interpret 21 verb make sense of; define clarify, construe, decipher, improvise, annotate, limn, gloss, decode, take, paraphrase, exemplify, elucidate, delineate, expound, mimic, explicate, spell out, reenact, commentate, make of, throw light on
interrogative 2 adj quizzical questioning, curious
interrogative 1 adj quizzical inquisitive
interrupt 14 verb bother, interfere disturb, suspend, prevent, stop, delay, break, cut, crash, divide, in, separate, stay, arrest, check
interrupt 36 verb bother, interfere hinder, cut off, halt, discontinue, punctuate, cut short, hold up, impede, heckle, break off, obstruct, defer, intrude, disjoin, infringe, insinuate, inject, disunite, disconnect, sever, barge in, break in, butt in, come between, horn in, shortstop, break train of thought, bust in, chime in, crowd in, cut in on, edge in, get in the way, lay aside, put in, work in
intervention 6 noun the act of intervening mediation, interference, arbitration, interruption, intercession, interposition
intervention 2 noun armed interference invasion, attack
intervention 2 noun armed interference armed intrusion, military occupation
interview 14 noun questioning and evaluation conference, account, dialogue, hearing, conversation, examination, statement, meeting, talk, record, communication, audience, call, oral
interview 5 noun questioning and evaluation press conference, consultation, parley, call back, cattle call
interview 4 verb ask questions and evaluate question, examine, consult, talk
interview 9 verb ask questions and evaluate interrogate, quiz, converse, get for the record, get opinion, give oral examination, hold inquiry, sound out, talk to
intrinsic 14 adj basic, inborn underlying, inherent, central, constitutional, essential, fundamental, genuine, intimate, material, native, natural, particular, real, true
intrinsic 12 adj basic, inborn innate, elemental, deep-seated, peculiar, built-in, congenital, hereditary, inbred, inmost, connate, constitutive, indwelling
introduce 9 verb make known; present suggest, offer, propose, submit, recommend, announce, open, advance, air
introduce 29 verb make known; present familiarize, harbinger, acquaint, originate, herald, ventilate, usher, moot, preface, broach, precede, bring out, bring up, come out with, fix up, get together, do the honors, get things rolling, give introduction, kick off, knock down, lead into, lead off, open up, pave the way, put forward, set forth, spring with, start ball rolling
introduce 13 verb begin, institute organize, launch, invent, initiate, admit, plan, install, found, establish, start, present, enter, pioneer
introduce 11 verb begin, institute bring in, set up, unveil, preface, inaugurate, commence, induct, innovate, bring forward, kick off, usher in
introduce 7 verb add, insert import, ship, include, send, enter, carry, transport
introduce 16 verb add, insert instill, interject, interpose, interpolate, insinuate, inlay, inject, freight, infix, fill in, inlet, inset, intercalate, put in, throw in, work in
introduction 14 noun something new; something that begins debut, installation, opening, addition, presentation, launch, establishment, lead, institution, beginning, survey, essentials, preliminaries, pioneering
introduction 30 noun something new; something that begins inauguration, initiation, preface, influx, ingress, awakening, insertion, primer, prelude, admittance, lead-in, induction, foreword, overture, inception, preamble, prolegomenon, prologue, baptism, commencement, proem, intro, hornbook, interpolation, exordium, basic principles, basic text, first acquaintance, first taste, opening remarks
inutility 13 noun difficulty, trouble bar, burden, disability, failing, fault, lack, liability, limitation, objection, obstacle, problem, weakness, blocking
inutility 25 noun difficulty, trouble defect, deficiency, deprivation, detriment, drawback, flaw, hamper, handicap, hardship, hindrance, impediment, imperfection, imposition, inadequacy, inconvenience, minus, nuisance, privation, restraint, snag, stumbling block, weak point, adverse circumstance, discommodity, fly in the ointment
inutility 4 noun disabling lack of talent, skill weakness, lack, failure, necessity
inutility 19 noun disabling lack of talent, skill incompetence, shortcoming, ineptitude, inefficiency, impotence, powerlessness, unfitness, inadequacy, insufficiency, incapacity, ineffectiveness, frailty, inefficacy, disqualification, ineffectualness, incapability, ineptness, inaptitude, incapacitation
inutility 3 noun inability lack, failure, necessity
inutility 20 noun inability incompetency, incapacity, shortcoming, inefficacy, inadequacy, weakness, unfitness, inefficiency, impotence, powerlessness, ineptitude, incompetence, insufficiency, frailty, ineffectiveness, disqualification, ineffectualness, inaptitude, ineptness, incapacitation
inutility 3 noun inability lack, failure, necessity
inutility 20 noun inability incapacity, shortcoming, inefficacy, inadequacy, weakness, unfitness, inefficiency, disqualification, powerlessness, ineptitude, incompetence, insufficiency, frailty, ineffectiveness, impotence, ineffectualness, incapability, inaptitude, ineptness, incapacitation
inutility 3 noun inability necessity, lack, failure
inutility 20 noun inability frailty, inadequacy, impotence, disqualification, incompetency, weakness, unfitness, insufficiency, incapacity, shortcoming, ineffectualness, ineptitude, inefficacy, inefficiency, incompetence, ineffectiveness, incapability, ineptness, inaptitude, incapacitation
invasion 5 noun attack, encroachment violation, offensive, assault, aggression, offense
invasion 18 noun attack, encroachment raid, intrusion, onslaught, infringement, breach, incursion, maraud, usurpation, inroad, infraction, trespass, transgression, foray, irruption, infiltration, entrenchment, forced entrance, overstepping
invertebrate 4 noun animate being; mammal pet, beast, creature, being
invertebrate 9 noun animate being; mammal stray, brute, mutt, bum, vertebrate, varmint, critter, living thing, wild thing
invertebrate 3 noun person who is scared, easily intimidated mouse, sneak, rabbit
invertebrate 31 noun person who is scared, easily intimidated wimp, poltroon, yellow, pessimist, chicken, alarmist, cur, dastard, shirker, recreant, baby, funk, malingerer, deserter, quitter, craven, caitiff, weakling, gutless, shirk, jellyfish, skulker, chicken heart, chicken liver, faint-of-heart, faintheart, fraidy-cat, lily liver, scaredy cat, white liver, yellow belly
invertebrate 2 adj weak, useless limited, unable
invertebrate 38 adj weak, useless abortive, barren, bootless, feckless, feeble, fruitless, futile, idle, impotent, inadequate, incompetent, indecisive, inefficient, inept, inferior, innocuous, inoperative, lame, nugatory, null, null and void, paltry, powerless, spineless, unavailing, unfruitful, unproductive, unprofitable, unsuccessful, vain, void, withered, worthless, inefficacious, anticlimactic, defeasible, forceless, neutralized
invertebrate 2 adj cowardly soft, weak
invertebrate 24 adj cowardly fearful, feeble, frightened, gutless, impotent, inadequate, ineffective, ineffectual, irresolute, lily-livered, nerveless, spiritless, squeamish, submissive, timid, vacillating, weak-willed, yellow, amoebalike, faint-hearted, forceless, pithless, weak-kneed, yellow-bellied
invertebrate 1 noun person who has no strength baby
invertebrate 11 noun person who has no strength wimp, coward, misfit, crybaby, chicken, pushover, cream puff, dotard, jellyfish, chicken heart, yellow belly
invertebrate 1 noun weak member of group chicken
invertebrate 7 noun weak member of group weakling, gutless wonder, hothouse plant, jellyfish, meek soul, softy, weak soul
invertebrate 2 adj ineffectual limited, unable
invertebrate 39 adj ineffectual abortive, barren, bootless, feckless, feeble, fruitless, futile, idle, impotent, inadequate, incompetent, indecisive, ineffective, inefficient, inept, inferior, innocuous, inoperative, lame, nugatory, null, null and void, paltry, powerless, spineless, unavailing, unfruitful, unproductive, unprofitable, unsuccessful, useless, vain, void, withered, worthless, anticlimactic, defeasible, forceless, neutralized
investigation 17 noun thorough check case, search, survey, review, analysis, hearing, inquiry, examination, research, inspection, study, observation, quest, exploration, observing, surveying, sounding
investigation 12 noun thorough check probe, scrutiny, inquisition, inquest, pike, gander, quiz, hustle, probing, delving, fact-finding, legwork
investigator 8 noun person who checks thoroughly detective, police, researcher, agent, inspector, analyst, spy, attorney
investigator 15 noun person who checks thoroughly examiner, auditor, hound, sleuth, snooper, inquirer, reviewer, gumshoe, private detective, private eye, prosecutor, tester, Sherlock Holmes, plainclothes officer, undercover cop
investment 21 noun something given, lent for a return purchase, financing, transaction, finance, grant, money, loan, stake, property, asset, venture, contribution, expense, advance, plunge, inside, backing, speculation, piece, interests, investing
investment 10 noun something given, lent for a return expenditure, hunch, bail, stab, ante, endowment, flutter, spec, smart money, vested interests
invisible 3 adj unable to be seen; hidden ideal, masked, screened
invisible 38 adj unable to be seen; hidden imperceptible, microscopic, unseen, inconspicuous, concealed, covert, deceptive, disguised, ethereal, gaseous, ghostly, impalpable, indiscernible, infinitesimal, insensible, intangible, obliterated, occult, out of sight, supernatural, ulterior, undisclosed, unreal, vaporous, veiled, imponderable, inappreciable, obscured, unnoticeable, unobservable, unseeable, not in sight, perdu, unapparent, ungraspable, unperceivable, unviewable, wraithlike
invitation 21 noun proposal; asking bid, request, suggestion, date, appeal, challenge, motive, paper, pass, ground, attraction, call, urge, hit, invite, offer, begging, pressure, reason, bidding, prompting
invitation 20 noun proposal; asking encouragement, summons, overture, proposition, petition, provocation, temptation, proffer, allurement, inducement, lure, coquetry, incitement, supplication, enticement, feeler, open door, rain check, solicitation, compliments
invite 22 verb ask to do something socially urge, draw, lead, propose, welcome, request, encourage, persuade, call, insist, suggest, press, attract, court, pray, bid, toll, beg, command, invitation, provoke, issue
invite 22 verb ask to do something socially woo, tempt, summon, lure, solicit, ply, inveigle, entreat, countenance, allure, entice, vamp, supplicate, petition, bring on, prevail on, appeal to, give invitation, have in, have over, include as guest, send invitation
iron 7 adj hard, tough; inflexible steel, firm, heavy, thick, cruel, dense, strong
iron 17 adj hard, tough; inflexible rigid, immovable, unbending, adamant, implacable, indomitable, inexorable, insensible, obdurate, relentless, robust, stubborn, unyielding, adamantine, steely, ferric, ferrous
iron 2 noun hard, ferrous metal cast, pig
iron 1 noun hard, ferrous metal coke
iron 2 noun restraint made of metal chain, bond
iron 6 noun restraint made of metal handcuffs, fetter, shackles, cuffs, manacles, leg irons
irony 3 noun sarcasm twist, humor, criticism
irony 19 noun sarcasm paradox, wit, satire, repartee, quip, mockery, taunt, banter, ridicule, incongruity, burlesque, jibe, contrariness, raillery, reproach, derision, contempt, mordancy, sardonicism
irrelevant 4 adj beside the point foreign, garbage, outside, remote
irrelevant 27 adj beside the point immaterial, trivial, inappropriate, inconsequential, extraneous, unnecessary, unimportant, unrelated, pointless, insignificant, impertinent, inapplicable, inapt, out of order, unconnected, inconsequent, unapt, inapposite, inappurtenant, inapropos, not connected with, not germane, not pertaining to, off the point, off the topic, out of place, without reference
irritable 4 adj bad-tempered, crabby complaining, cross, hot, sensitive
irritable 43 adj bad-tempered, crabby contentious, testy, petulant, resentful, fractious, surly, annoyed, prickly, cantankerous, carping, choleric, crotchety, disputatious, dissatisfied, dyspeptic, fiery, fretful, gloomy, grouchy, grumbling, hasty, huffy, hypercritical, irascible, moody, morose, peevish, plaintive, querulous, quick-tempered, snappy, tense, touchy, crabbed, exasperated, bearish, brooding, easily offended, fretting, ill-humored, out of humor, oversensitive, snarling
island 5 noun land surrounded by body of water bar, shelter, retreat, key, refuge
island 10 noun land surrounded by body of water peninsula, reef, sanctuary, haven, atoll, archipelago, enclave, islet, isle, cay
isolation 4 noun seclusion privacy, withdrawal, retreat, hiding
isolation 18 noun seclusion solitude, desolation, confinement, segregation, remoteness, quarantine, sequestration, aloofness, detachment, exile, aloneness, concealment, beleaguerment, reclusion, reclusiveness, privateness, monkhood, seclusiveness
issue 11 noun point in question affair, point, question, argument, controversy, topic, matter, problem, concern, subject, puzzle
issue 3 noun point in question contention, matter of contention, point of departure
issue 6 noun result consequence, outcome, effect, end, fruit, conclusion
issue 9 noun result culmination, finale, eventuality, sequel, termination, upshot, payoff, end product, causatum
issue 4 noun edition of publication number, impression, copy, printing
issue 1 noun edition of publication installment
issue 6 noun distribution publication, supply, delivery, issuing, granting, supplying
issue 5 noun distribution dispersion, circulation, dissemination, issuance, sending out
issue 2 noun children get, seed
issue 8 noun children brood, progeny, posterity, offspring, descendants, heirs, scions, progeniture
issue 10 verb distribute deliver, send, publish, release, announce, declare, air, broadcast, transmit, assign
issue 13 verb distribute promulgate, circulate, consign, emit, dispense, dispatch, allot, bring out, get out, put out, give out, put in circulation, send out
issue 10 verb emit, emerge; come from release, proceed, spring, rise, flow, stem, birth, arise, well, appear
issue 13 verb emit, emerge; come from vent, originate, emanate, ooze, spurt, exude, derive from, give off, throw off, be a consequence, come forth, give out, send forth
item 22 noun part, article information, component, feature, element, thing, piece, point, aspect, news, story, matter, detail, note, notice, particular, report, consideration, bit, account, column, specific, entry
item 12 noun part, article dispatch, minutia, scrap, novelty, blurb, incidental, scoop, bulletin, write-up, paragraph, conversation piece, minor point
ivory 6 adj fair light, neutral, blond, white, pale, faded
ivory 21 adj fair pearly, alabaster, argent, sallow, blonde, blanched, chalky, colorless, creamy, fair-haired, milky, pallid, snowy, bleached, fair-skinned, flaxen-haired, pale-faced, silvery, tow-haired, tow-headed, whitish
jacket 9 noun covering coat, fur, case, casing, hide, envelope, threads, skin, wrapping
jacket 6 noun covering tunic, sheath, wrapper, folder, pelt, parka
jail 6 noun place for incarceration cell, prison, pound, cooler, pen, rack
jail 21 noun place for incarceration penitentiary, lockup, dungeon, solitary, stir, inside, joint, stockade, reformatory, clink, brig, can, black hole, detention camp, house of correction, penal institution, slammer, bastille, bullpen, jailhouse, up the river
jail 6 verb incarcerate sentence, hold, book, prison, railroad, cage
jail 17 verb incarcerate confine, imprison, detain, immure, can, constrain, impound, put away, take away, lock up, bastille, put behind bars, put on ice, send up, throw away the keys, throw in dungeon, throw the book at
jam 10 noun troublesome situation box, dilemma, bind, fix, spot, difficulty, trouble, corner, hole, problem
jam 7 noun troublesome situation predicament, plight, strait, quandary, scrape, pickle, hot water
jam 13 verb squeeze in; compress force, crowd, cease, crush, bear, push, stick, press, bind, stuff, elbow, block, pack
jam 15 verb squeeze in; compress obstruct, wedge, clog, ram, stall, wad, jostle, cram, halt, congest, squash, throng, squish, jam-pack, tamp
jar 5 noun container can, bottle, vessel, pot, pitcher
jar 15 noun container jug, flask, urn, vase, basin, beaker, crock, decanter, flagon, chalice, ewer, vat, burette, cruet, tun
jar 3 noun shocking hit impact, crash, rock
jar 10 noun shocking hit smash, jounce, clash, bump, concussion, thump, jolt, collision, thud, succussion
jar 8 verb shock, jolt disturb, jump, slam, shake, crash, hit, bounce, rock
jar 20 verb shock, jolt rattle, offend, irritate, bump, agitate, jiggle, quake, jerk, jounce, convulse, vibrate, rasp, thump, wobble, clash, wiggle, bang, grate, tremor, grind
jar 5 verb clash, disharmonize contend, shock, disagree, interfere, oppose
jar 15 verb clash, disharmonize annoy, irk, irritate, jangle, discompose, bicker, discord, disaccord, grind, nettle, grate, mismatch, outrage, wrangle, quarrel
jargon 2 noun specialized language; dialect speech, tongue
jargon 40 noun specialized language; dialect patois, vocabulary, argot, idiom, vernacular, lingo, parlance, slang, lexicon, abracadabra, nonsense, cant, colloquialism, twaddle, bunk, usage, palaver, bombast, patter, banality, drivel, balderdash, fustian, gibberish, neologism, rigmarole, insipidity, cliché, mumbo jumbo, doublespeak, buzzwords, newspeak, slanguage, commonplace term, hackneyed term, overused term, shoptalk, stale language, street talk, trite language
jaw 2 noun bones of chin mouth, chops
jaw 6 noun bones of chin orifice, muzzle, jowl, bone, maxilla, mandible
jaw 1 verb talk a lot lecture
jaw 10 verb talk a lot orate, prate, yak, babble, jabber, prattle, chat, gossip, chatter, gab
jaw 4 verb criticize rail, rate, blame, abuse
jaw 9 verb criticize revile, scold, censure, berate, baste, upbraid, vituperate, call on the carpet, tongue-lash
jazz 1 noun style of music swing
jazz 11 noun style of music bop, blues, boogie, boogie-woogie, ragtime, Dixieland, jive, bebop, fusion jazz, hot jazz, improvisational music
jealous 9 adj desirous; wary protective, anxious, suspicious, demanding, doubting, grasping, guarded, questioning, rival
jealous 23 adj desirous; wary skeptical, envious, apprehensive, possessive, resentful, intolerant, attentive, covetous, green-eyed, invidious, jaundiced, solicitous, vigilant, watchful, zealous, emulous, grabby, mistrustful, begrudging, envying, grudging, monopolizing, possessory
jelly 2 noun jam preserve, mass
jelly 5 noun jam extract, pulp, jell, gelatin, pectin
jelly 4 noun cream unction, balm, ointment, salve
jerk 2 noun a lurching move pull, bounce
jerk 16 noun a lurching move flick, quiver, yank, bump, tweak, flop, jolt, snag, wriggle, wiggle, shiver, wrench, quake, thrust, twitch, tug
jerk 1 noun stupid, bumbling person fool
jerk 6 noun stupid, bumbling person idiot, rascal, brute, oaf, nincompoop, ninny
jerk 8 verb move with lurch bounce, pull, seize, dance, flip, hook, grab, throw
jerk 27 verb move with lurch hurtle, fling, bump, flop, jolt, snatch, wriggle, wiggle, wrench, lug, thrust, tug, twitch, wring, yank, flick, quiver, whisk, sling, tweak, pluck, snag, shiver, quake, wrest, vellicate, shrug
jerk 1 noun foolish person fool
jerk 12 noun foolish person blockhead, dolt, dunce, idiot, imbecile, donkey, dope, numbskull, simpleton, twit, jackass, nitwit
jest 8 noun joke laugh, rib, funny, sport, crack, play, game, fun
jest 16 noun joke one-liner, hoax, gag, wisecrack, pleasantry, prank, quip, jolly, banter, witticism, spoof, sally, ridicule, jive, bon mot, rib-tickler
jest 4 verb joke rib, fool, needle, kid
jest 21 verb joke rag, gird, deride, quip, josh, jolly, mock, gibe, banter, scoff, flout, chaff, sneer, spoof, razz, tease, jeer, roast, fun, put on, jive
jet 2 adj black midnight, dark
jet 11 adj black sable, ebony, inky, pitch-black, obsidian, raven, atramentous, bituminous, coal-black, ebon, pitch-dark
jet 4 noun rush, gush of substance stream, spring, flow, spray
jet 5 noun rush, gush of substance spout, fountain, spurt, squirt, spritz
jet 2 noun vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid airplane, plane
jet 4 noun vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid airbus, supersonic, supersonic transport, turbo
jet 10 verb spurt, gush fly, shoot, rush, stream, roll, travel, flow, pour, issue, soar
jet 6 verb spurt, gush zoom, surge, spew, squirt, spout, spritz
jewel 3 noun precious stone stone, glass, brilliant
jewel 13 noun precious stone ornament, trinket, bead, bauble, gem, rock, gemstone, baguette, hardware, sparkler, bijou, birthstone, gullion
jewel 9 noun something, someone precious treasure, prize, specialty, find, genius, ideal, charm, phenomenon, wonder
jewel 9 noun something, someone precious gem, masterpiece, nonesuch, pearl, paragon, rarity, prodigy, nonpareil, phoenix
jewelry 13 noun precious stones, metals worn as decoration gold, treasure, costume, silver, pin, ring, chain, cross, stone, band, charm, rock, diamonds
jewelry 34 noun precious stones, metals worn as decoration glass, ornament, bracelet, jewel, trinket, brooch, necklace, knickknack, tiara, gem, crown, frippery, bangle, ice, bauble, regalia, junk, adornment, brass, beads, rosary, finery, earring, pendant, cameo, anklet, stickpin, bijou, choker, sparkler, locket, solitaire, lavaliere, tie pin
job 29 noun employment task, appointment, office, business, career, assignment, work, spot, profession, place, activity, position, post, trade, operation, situation, occupation, engagement, means, function, posting, opening, craft, pursuit, faculty, capacity, line, calling, connection
job 16 noun employment stint, chore, livelihood, racket, grind, vocation, handicraft, gig, niche, billet, swindle, berth, daily grind, métier, rat race, nine-to-five
job 29 noun task duty, task, business, office, assignment, work, project, role, action, responsibility, operation, effort, care, function, affair, province, burden, matter, undertaking, enterprise, mission, commission, charge, pursuit, venture, act, contribution, obligation, concern
job 8 noun task thing, stint, chore, errand, deed, tour of duty, devoir, taskwork
jockey 11 verb maneuver handle, ride, move, direct, negotiate, twist, turn, position, guide, steer, pilot
jockey 1 verb maneuver navigate
joint 7 adj shared, combined collective, cooperative, public, united, joined, common, mutual
joint 7 adj shared, combined concerted, communal, hand in hand, conjoint, consolidated, conjunct, intermutual
joint 11 noun intersection, juncture elbow, bridge, point, bend, union, tie, meeting, link, coupling, connection, bond
joint 22 noun intersection, juncture seam, splice, nexus, impingement, concourse, interconnection, node, swivel, junction, articulation, crux, knot, confluence, hinge, bracket, suture, abutment, vinculum, hyphen, conjuncture, tangency, copula
joint 2 noun cheap hangout club, bar
joint 6 noun cheap hangout tavern, dive, juke joint, roadhouse, honky-tonk, hole in the wall
joke 8 noun fun, quip humor, trick, laugh, sport, rib, saw, play, game
joke 47 noun fun, quip pun, antic, farce, one-liner, parody, gag, stunt, wisecrack, prank, repartee, whimsy, revel, epigram, jest, pleasantry, payoff, caper, drollery, jape, tomfoolery, lark, raillery, frolic, mischief, quirk, burlesque, witticism, spree, sally, shenanigan, vagary, horseplay, ha-ha, yarn, caprice, put-on, escapade, gambol, monkeyshine, snow job, buffoonery, mummery, hoodwinking, chestnut, clowning, bon mot, shaggy-dog story
joke 5 noun person that is made fun of fool, target, butt, sport, goat
joke 8 noun person that is made fun of jackass, laughingstock, mockery, clown, derision, buffoon, simpleton, jestee
joke 8 verb kid, tease laugh, rib, sport, fool, play, needle, trick, fun
joke 29 verb kid, tease banter, quip, rag, pun, revel, deride, jest, wisecrack, jape, josh, jolly, frolic, mock, roast, taunt, spoof, chaff, ridicule, deceive, gambol, horse around, kid around, put on, jive, make merry, play the clown, play tricks, poke fun, pull one's leg
journal 19 noun chronicle publication, review, account, daily, note, magazine, paper, diary, newspaper, calendar, annual, log, organ, register, record, statement, reminder, minutes, observation
journal 16 noun chronicle tabloid, annals, periodical, gazette, almanac, memoir, rag, daybook, ledger, reminiscence, memento, scandal sheet, monthly, weekly, chronology, comic book
journey 31 noun excursion campaign, expedition, course, migration, trip, travel, visit, passage, quest, adventure, progress, hike, drive, tour, exploration, crossing, wandering, route, patrol, transit, traveling, march, run, venture, beat, constitutional, range, survey, circuit, round, airing
journey 24 noun excursion jaunt, pilgrimage, odyssey, trek, outing, sojourn, itinerary, traverse, caravan, junket, roaming, voyage, tramp, transmigration, promenade, wayfaring, safari, sally, saunter, stroll, peregrination, ramble, vagabondage, vagrancy
journey 13 verb travel fly, proceed, wander, fare, jet, repair, process, range, tour, circuit, cruise, go, pass
journey 18 verb travel trek, wend, traverse, roam, ramble, voyage, peregrinate, hop, safari, rove, junket, jaunt, hie, knock about, globe trot, go places, push on, take a trip
joy 13 noun great happiness, pleasure satisfaction, comfort, humor, delight, cheer, charm, pride, wonder, sport, transport, treasure, treat, prize
joy 36 noun great happiness, pleasure glee, elation, bliss, amusement, indulgence, alleviation, rapture, jubilance, gladness, gaiety, revelry, solace, fruition, refreshment, delectation, liveliness, animation, luxury, frolic, hilarity, festivity, rejoicing, diversion, felicity, gratification, gem, merriment, exultation, ecstasy, jewel, mirth, good humor, exulting, ravishment, pride and joy, regalement
judge 8 noun person who arbitrates court, expert, justice, authority, critic, inspector, bench, honor
judge 24 noun person who arbitrates referee, umpire, moderator, negotiator, peacemaker, interpreter, intermediary, intercessor, judiciary, arbiter, warden, magistrate, marshal, adjudicator, assessor, conciliator, chancellor, evaluator, reconciler, appraiser, ombudsman, justice of peace, legal official, magister
judge 33 verb make decision from evidence; deduce try, draw, resolve, determine, conclude, evaluate, review, appreciate, criticize, assess, put, examine, derive, decide, distinguish, find, consider, sentence, rate, value, check, condemn, sit, make, test, suppose, estimate, arrive, gather, rule, collect, settle, place
judge 21 verb make decision from evidence; deduce discern, deduct, umpire, adjudge, decree, adjudicate, approximate, mediate, referee, reckon, doom, arbitrate, ascertain, appraise, esteem, act on, make out, give a hearing, pass sentence, pronounce sentence, size up
judgment 18 noun common sense perception, knowledge, intelligence, experience, understanding, sense, wisdom, reasoning, awareness, taste, grasp, capacity, discrimination, genius, reach, reason, range, brains
judgment 27 noun common sense intuition, prudence, acumen, ingenuity, sharpness, wit, comprehension, sapience, incisiveness, soundness, keenness, sophistication, shrewdness, penetration, rationality, mentality, readiness, perspicacity, quickness, apprehension, discernment, sanity, sagacity, acuteness, savvy, astuteness, percipience
judgment 33 noun decision about blame sentence, idea, result, review, inquiry, resolution, finding, evaluation, conclusion, belief, award, determination, observation, conviction, assessment, analysis, verdict, ruling, opinion, order, view, search, examination, regard, research, appreciation, quest, exploration, pursuit, report, estimate, inspection, summary
judgment 16 noun decision about blame decree, scrutiny, appraisal, arbitration, inquisition, reconnaissance, contemplation, inquest, deduction, inference, estimation, probing, sifting, assaying, close study, weigh-in
judgment 1 noun doom, fate punishment
judgment 11 noun doom, fate retribution, misfortune, castigation, correction, infliction, chastisement, affliction, damnation, manifestation, mortification, visitation
judicial 5 adj legal administrative, constitutional, distinguished, official, regular
judicial 16 adj legal authoritative, discriminating, equitable, forensic, impartial, judiciary, lawful, magisterial, pontifical, statutory, principled, juridical, judgelike, jurisdictional, juristic, legalistic
juice 10 noun liquid squeezed from fruit, plant oil, alcohol, sauce, drink, water, milk, essence, abstract, fluid, spirit
juice 9 noun liquid squeezed from fruit, plant extract, liquor, syrup, nectar, distillation, secretion, sap, serum, aqua vitae
jump 15 noun leap plunge, rise, bounce, fall, drop, dance, spring, bound, jar, start, skip, buck, shock, skipping, leaping
jump 25 noun leap dive, upsurge, hurdle, vault, swerve, plummet, canter, caper, lurch, hop, pounce, jerk, nosedive, jolt, wrench, bob, twitch, gambol, upspring, leapfrogging, saltation, capriole, leapfrog, hopping, gambade
jump 5 noun increase, advantage advance, rise, inflation, boost, start
jump 9 noun increase, advantage upsurge, upturn, increment, spurt, handicap, ascent, augmentation, upper hand, head start
jump 5 noun obstacle bar, barrier, fence, stretch, rail
jump 3 noun obstacle hurdle, impediment, barricade
jump 13 verb leap, spring skip, drop, bound, bounce, take, fall, top, pop, shake, trip, sky, buck, clear
jump 29 verb leap, spring plummet, dive, surge, hop, vault, quiver, barge, rattle, hurdle, caper, jounce, wobble, lurch, jiggle, lop, canter, hurtle, jerk, lunge, waver, ricochet, bob, gambol, bail out, curvet, parachute, saltate, somersault, lollop
jump 4 verb recoil start, bolt, bounce, spring
jump 9 verb recoil rebound, jounce, jerk, ricochet, startle, wince, bob, carom, flinch
jump 7 verb omit, avoid leave, skip, cover, abandon, switch, cancel, miss
jump 7 verb omit, avoid digress, evade, nullify, clear out, pass over, overshoot, cross out
jump 8 verb increase advance, raise, rise, gain, boost, hike, mount, up
jump 5 verb increase surge, escalate, ascend, put up, jack up
junction 15 noun connection crossing, gathering, alliance, union, combine, meeting, combination, joint, link, coupling, coalition, elbow, bond, linking, joining
junction 34 noun connection juncture, intersection, confluence, terminal, tie-in, concatenation, seam, reunion, pivot, dovetail, conjugation, concourse, attachment, node, tie-up, articulation, coherence, consolidation, gore, splice, annexation, convergence, weld, hookup, crossroads, hinge, assemblage, mortise, plug-in, interface, miter, collocation, knee, concursion
jungle 4 noun wilderness full of plant and animal life wood, forest, web, bush
jungle 10 noun wilderness full of plant and animal life wasteland, undergrowth, labyrinth, zoo, maze, tangle, morass, chaparral, boscage, primeval forest
junior 5 adj subordinate, younger lower, second, minor, secondary, lesser
junior 2 adj subordinate, younger inferior, second-string
junk 4 noun odds and ends; garbage debris, trash, refuse, waste
junk 12 noun odds and ends; garbage rubble, clutter, rubbish, hogwash, collateral, filth, rummage, scrap, litter, offal, miscellany, salvage
jurisdiction 28 noun area of authority control, district, power, rule, influence, administration, command, commission, zone, authority, scope, sovereignty, territory, right, orbit, sphere, say, empire, slot, area, field, might, province, reach, extent, range, circuit, limits
jurisdiction 19 noun area of authority purview, domination, prerogative, supervision, discretion, arbitration, bailiwick, hegemony, inquisition, reign, confines, compass, sway, dominion, turf, magistracy, bounds, judicature, stomping grounds
jury 3 noun panel that hears legal matter board, peers, judges
jury 1 noun panel that hears legal matter tribunal
just 13 adj fair, impartial decent, due, equal, ethical, good, honest, objective, pure, reliable, right, strict, tried, true
just 22 adj fair, impartial equitable, aloof, blameless, conscientious, dependable, dispassionate, honorable, lawful, nonpartisan, righteous, rightful, rigid, scrupulous, trustworthy, unbiased, upright, virtuous, evenhanded, fair-minded, condign, nondiscriminatory, uncolored
just 11 adj accurate, precise correct, exact, good, normal, proper, regular, right, sound, strict, true, justified
just 7 adj accurate, precise cogent, faithful, veracious, well-founded, well-grounded, veridical, undistorted
just 12 adj suitable, appropriate deserved, due, fit, fitting, happy, legitimate, meet, merited, proper, reasonable, right, justified
just 7 adj suitable, appropriate apt, befitting, felicitous, requisite, rightful, condign, well-deserved
just 11 adv definitely exactly, precisely, absolutely, accurately, completely, directly, entirely, perfectly, right, sharp, square
just 4 adv definitely expressly, squarely, smack-dab, unmistakably
just 8 adv only now barely, hardly, almost, approximately, lately, nearly, now, recently
just 9 adv only now scarce, scarcely, presently, a moment ago, at this moment, by very little, just a while ago, just now, right now
just 4 adv merely only, simply, but, solely
just 4 adv merely plainly, at most, no more than, nothing but
justice 17 noun lawfulness, fairness right, authority, truth, law, integrity, charter, code, sentence, hearing, sanction, review, penalty, equity, appeal, consideration, rule, compensation
justice 27 noun lawfulness, fairness honesty, correction, justness, redress, litigation, decree, impartiality, amends, evenness, creed, authorization, recompense, reparation, credo, legitimacy, legality, rectitude, due process, legalization, judicature, judicatory, reasonableness, constitutionality, fair play, fair treatment, legal process, square deal
justice 2 noun person who oversees court of law judge, court
justice 3 noun person who oversees court of law umpire, magistrate, chancellor
justification 15 noun reason, excuse apology, basis, explanation, argument, approval, idea, defense, story, support, answer, reply, plea, response, account, grounds
justification 28 noun reason, excuse confirmation, vindication, rationale, rationalization, pretext, wherefore, absolution, palliation, mitigation, rebuttal, warrant, extenuation, exculpation, exoneration, redemption, advocacy, acquittal, apologia, validation, salvation, song and dance, sanctification, palliative, whatfor, whitewashing, whole idea, why and wherefore, raison d'être
justify 19 verb legitimize, substantiate defend, support, advocate, confirm, favor, maintain, sustain, explain, contend, claim, square, crawl, clear, brief, assert, excuse, approve, plead, establish
justify 29 verb legitimize, substantiate rationalize, vindicate, uphold, countenance, validate, condone, warrant, alibi, palliate, pardon, verify, legalize, absolve, exculpate, acquit, rebut, exonerate, answer for, bear out, cop a plea, apologize for, argue for, be answerable for, do justice to, make allowances, make good, show cause, speak in favor, stand up for
keep 23 verb hold, maintain preserve, control, enjoy, manage, carry, place, have, conduct, put, retain, save, store, grip, own, possess, season, deposit, direct, grasp, pile, stock, stack, reserve
keep 13 verb hold, maintain amass, cache, detain, heap, accumulate, withhold, garner, conserve, hold back, put up, care for, deal in, trade in
keep 22 verb tend; provide for protect, run, continue, support, manage, maintain, sustain, conduct, operate, feed, foster, attend, shelter, defend, mind, direct, administer, guard, command, board, provision, endure
keep 12 verb tend; provide for nourish, shield, subsidize, ordain, nurture, safeguard, carry on, victual, care for, look after, minister to, watch over
keep 7 verb prevent control, stop, delay, limit, check, block, arrest
keep 17 verb prevent hinder, obstruct, inhibit, avert, deter, impede, retard, detain, hamstring, shackle, stall, curb, restrain, constrain, withhold, hamper, hold back
keep 9 verb commemorate; pay attention to perform, hold, regard, bless, observe, praise, respect, honor, celebrate
keep 9 verb commemorate; pay attention to obey, sanctify, laud, solemnize, consecrate, fulfill, ritualize, adhere to, comply with
kettle 2 noun metal pot pot, vessel
kettle 5 noun metal pot vat, steamer, boiler, cauldron, teakettle
key 11 adj essential, important major, leading, crucial, primary, vital, fundamental, basic, main, principal, chief, material
key 3 adj essential, important indispensable, pivotal, decisive
key 5 noun item that unlocks screw, skeleton, opener, latchkey, passkey
key 18 noun answer, solution core, indicator, code, means, sign, clue, ticket, guide, index, interpretation, lead, explanation, cue, translation, root, brand, symptom, marker
key 13 noun answer, solution blueprint, passport, password, nexus, pointer, earmark, crux, cipher, nucleus, pivot, lever, hinge, fulcrum
kick 5 noun thrill, enjoyment fun, joy, sensation, excitement, pleasure
kick 7 noun thrill, enjoyment stimulation, hoot, buzz, refreshment, bang, gratification, wallop
kick 7 noun power, strength snap, blow, punch, force, jar, intensity, boot
kick 10 noun power, strength jolt, pep, zest, tang, vitality, sparkle, zing, verve, backlash, pungency
kick 1 verb hit with foot boot
kick 5 verb hit with foot punt, jolt, dropkick, calcitrate, give the foot
kick 11 verb complain resist, protest, except, fight, damn, condemn, combat, object, criticize, rebel, oppose
kick 16 verb complain curse, withstand, mumble, anathematize, repine, gripe, expostulate, grumble, fuss, wail, carp, execrate, spurn, whine, inveigh, remonstrate
kick 2 verb quit a habit stop, abandon
kick 4 verb quit a habit desist, leave off, give up, go cold turkey
kid 10 noun young person boy, infant, daughter, son, youth, teenager, child, baby, girl, youngster
kid 6 noun young person lad, bairn, juvenile, lass, tot, little one
kid 5 verb fool, ridicule joke, bother, pretend, trick, rib
kid 23 verb fool, ridicule tease, delude, flimflam, rag, razz, jest, jape, hoax, josh, banter, cozen, gull, jolly, dupe, beguile, bamboozle, roast, fun, spoof, hoodwink, mock, make fun of, make sport of
kidney 46 noun kind, sort, category family, collection, province, domain, estate, frame, selection, species, standing, section, feather, status, description, genre, grouping, source, order, division, school, degree, league, grade, style, rank, department, origin, set, color, sphere, rate, quality, humor, variety, character, branch, suit, nature, brand, property, name, value, cast, range, grain, distinction, make
kidney 12 noun kind, sort, category classification, mold, breed, hierarchy, denomination, stripe, temperament, ilk, sect, genus, caste, designation
kidney 11 noun class, kind sort, character, variety, type, nature, category, brand, order, genre, feather, species
kidney 5 noun class, kind classification, breed, ilk, stripe, genus
kidney 12 noun boldness, strength of character courage, force, nerve, energy, quality, daring, makeup, nature, fire, spirit, resolve, resolution
kidney 27 noun boldness, strength of character spunk, caliber, grit, stamina, temperament, fortitude, bravery, heart, gameness, stamp, guts, animation, valor, vigor, life, ardor, backbone, pluck, vitality, disposition, moxie, hardihood, gallantry, dauntlessness, temper, starch, indomitability
kidney 21 noun class, status position, line, place, set, family, grade, rank, species, slot, estate, station, branch, feather, type, sort, description, degree, nature, genre, kind, cast
kidney 11 noun class, status breed, pigeonhole, hierarchy, stripe, ilk, bracket, genus, caste, pecking order, subclass, taxonomic group
kidney 18 noun type, sort category, kind, description, nature, brand, character, strain, quality, division, family, tribe, grade, make, rank, class, order, race, species
kidney 6 noun type, sort breed, assortment, classification, ilk, stripe, genus
kidney 5 noun organ meat heart, stomach, tongue, brains, liver
kidney 13 noun organ meat marrow, tripe, chitlins, chitterlings, giblets, gizzard, kidneys, mountain oyster, pancreas, prairie oyster, sweetbread, testis, thymus
kill 7 verb deprive of existence; destroy execute, murder, drown, dump, finish, sacrifice, hang
kill 38 verb deprive of existence; destroy wipe out, hit, slay, massacre, slaughter, poison, get, assassinate, crucify, neutralize, asphyxiate, dispatch, erase, extirpate, guillotine, strangle, zap, snuff, exterminate, suffocate, waste, electrocute, liquidate, smother, lynch, off, annihilate, obliterate, immolate, eradicate, do away with, do in, polish off, put away, rub out, garrote, X-out, put to death
kill 9 verb turn off; cancel stop, prohibit, forbid, cease, still, ruin, negative, refuse, defeat
kill 19 verb turn off; cancel revoke, neutralize, smother, counteract, quash, halt, veto, suppress, nullify, nix, deaden, stifle, annul, quell, extinguish, recant, scotch, turn out, shut off
killer 2 noun murderer hunter, soldier
killer 10 noun murderer executioner, butcher, slayer, assassin, exterminator, cut-throat, gunman/woman, gunperson, hit person, hit-man/woman
killing 1 noun murder execution
killing 11 noun murder homicide, massacre, slaughter, manslaughter, carnage, bloodshed, extermination, capital punishment, slaying, assassination, bumping off
kind 6 adj generous, good gentle, friendly, loving, understanding, big, mild
kind 37 adj generous, good sympathetic, affectionate, charitable, amiable, kindly, kindhearted, cordial, courteous, compassionate, tolerant, thoughtful, humane, gracious, considerate, humanitarian, altruistic, amicable, beneficent, benevolent, benign, clement, congenial, eleemosynary, indulgent, lenient, neighborly, obliging, philanthropic, propitious, soft touch, softhearted, tenderhearted, bounteous, all heart, bleeding-heart, good-hearted, heart in right place
kind 8 noun class, species sort, brand, set, type, variety, family, race, order
kind 5 noun class, species classification, breed, ilk, kin, genus
kind 18 noun type, character sort, style, set, way, nature, variety, number, manner, lot, description, tribe, gender, fiber, habit, essence, connection, tendency, likes
kind 10 noun type, character designation, stamp, breed, ilk, denomination, complexion, stripe, temperament, persuasion, mold
kindle 4 verb start a fire fire, light, burn, flame
kindle 7 verb start a fire ignite, inflame, blaze, flare, glow, set alight, set fire
kindle 7 verb excite, incite inspire, provoke, stir, stimulate, challenge, wake, rally
kindle 22 verb excite, incite work up, awaken, rouse, inflame, arouse, whet, sharpen, foment, thrill, exasperate, induce, enkindle, agitate, animate, waken, egg on, turn on, bestir, burn up, fire up, get smoking, key up
kindly 10 adj compassionate, helpful gentle, cool, favorable, friendly, generous, good, kind, mild, pleasant, warm
kindly 20 adj compassionate, helpful sympathetic, genial, benevolent, polite, thoughtful, attentive, gracious, beneficial, benign, cordial, good-natured, hearty, humane, kindhearted, mellow, merciful, neighborly, sociable, benignant, good-hearted
kindly 2 adv with compassion carefully, well
kindly 24 adv with compassion delicately, politely, helpfully, tenderly, sympathetically, generously, agreeably, cordially, courteously, graciously, genially, affectionately, thoughtfully, benevolently, benignly, charitably, compassionately, considerately, good-naturedly, heedfully, humanely, solicitously, tolerantly, understandingly
king 26 noun ruler monarch, emperor, tycoon, overlord, magnate, baron, potentate, sovereign, majesty, mogul, kaiser, prince, czar, sultan, maharajah, caesar, rajah, mikado, caliph, rex, khan, shah, pasha, crowned head, gerent, imperator
kingdom 16 noun historically, an area ruled by a monarch domain, county, sphere, empire, realm, field, state, sovereignty, territory, province, division, nation, country, rule, lands, possessions
kingdom 12 noun historically, an area ruled by a monarch commonwealth, crown, dynasty, sway, monarchy, reign, tract, throne, scepter, dominion, suzerainty, principality
kinship 6 noun family relationship family, flesh, blood, tribe, folk, relations
kinship 5 noun family relationship affinity, lineage, clan, kindred, kin
kiss 1 noun touching lips to another embrace
kiss 9 noun touching lips to another peck, smooch, salute, smack, caress, endearment, salutation, osculation, butterfly
kiss 6 verb touch one's lips to another's blow, greet, brush, glance, neck, lip
kiss 11 verb touch one's lips to another's graze, smack, salute, mush, smooch, osculate, peck, make out, butterfly, French, pucker up
kit 17 noun provisions, equipment bag, material, container, gear, set, selection, things, supplies, stock, collection, outfit, effects, tackle, stuff, pack, tools, implements
kit 10 noun provisions, equipment apparatus, impedimenta, rig, paraphernalia, trappings, assortment, satchel, suitcase, utensils, accoutrements
kitchen 2 noun room for cooking food gallery, mess
kitchen 9 noun room for cooking food cuisine, canteen, kitchenette, galley, cookhouse, scullery, cookery, eat-in, cook's room
kitchenware 1 noun tools; fittings, especially made of metal implements
kitchenware 10 noun tools; fittings, especially made of metal housewares, plumbing, utensils, ironware, fasteners, appliances, fixtures, metalware, accouterments, household furnishings
kite 4 noun vehicle that transports cargo or passengers through the air jet, aircraft, plane, cab
kite 7 noun vehicle that transports cargo or passengers through the air ship, crate, airliner, airbus, ramjet, aeroplane, airship
kite 4 verb leave, often quickly depart, go, retire, withdraw
kite 12 verb leave, often quickly beat it, begone, decamp, scram, skedaddle, split, take off, vamoose, hightail, make oneself scarce, remove oneself, take a hike
kite 5 noun letter invite, communication, message, note, card
kite 14 noun letter memo, dispatch, tab, scratch, line, missive, postcard, cannonball, FYI, billet doux, get-well, love letter, poison pen, thank-you
kite 10 verb escape leave, go, avoid, depart, duck, exit, flee, fly, split, withdraw
kite 26 verb escape take off, break out, alight, beat it, begone, bug off, clear out, decamp, dodge, egress, evacuate, evade, scram, shirk, shun, skedaddle, vacate, vamoose, hightail, be off, buzz off, extricate oneself, free oneself, make tracks, run away, take a hike
kite 6 noun written communication note, answer, report, reply, message, line
kite 10 noun written communication memo, memorandum, billet, dispatch, epistle, missive, acknowledgment, junk mail, thank you, postcard
kite 1 noun bad check rubber check
knead 12 verb mix by pressing rub, form, blend, work, shape, twist, push, stroke, press, squeeze, alter, manipulate
knead 4 verb mix by pressing massage, aerate, ply, mold
knee 2 noun body part patella, popliteal
kneel 1 verb get down on one's knees bow
kneel 7 verb get down on one's knees stoop, genuflect, kowtow, curtsey, bow down, do obeisance, prostrate oneself
knife 5 noun cutting tool blade, sword, steel, point, edge
knife 22 noun cutting tool bayonet, dagger, skewer, machete, lance, shank, cutting edge, sickle, cutter, scalpel, cutlass, sabre, switchblade, scythe, bolo, stiletto, ripper, scimitar, tickler, shiv, lancet, skiver
knife 10 verb stab with pointed tool slice, spit, clip, brand, wound, hurt, carve, cut, kill, stick
knife 11 verb stab with pointed tool lance, pierce, shank, lacerate, slash, impale, jag, thrust, shiv, chop down, open up
knit 17 verb intertwine bind, unite, weave, web, join, secure, cable, repair, heal, contract, link, connect, tie, net, ally, spin, loop
knit 9 verb intertwine sew, mend, fasten, intermingle, affix, affiliate, interlace, crochet, purl
knock 7 noun pushing, striking blow, box, hit, clip, slap, injury, beating
knock 10 noun pushing, striking lick, swipe, swat, smack, cuff, rap, thump, conk, whack, hammering
knock 4 noun strong criticism blame, failure, defeat, pan
knock 10 noun strong criticism condemnation, rejection, reversal, stricture, swipe, censure, flak, setback, rap, rebuff
knock 15 verb push over; strike hit, beat, tap, punch, slap, hurt, fell, damage, pound, deck, total, floor, wound, abuse, level
knock 24 verb push over; strike smack, batter, flatten, whack, bash, bruise, clout, rap, manhandle, maltreat, mistreat, thump, buffet, wallop, thwack, drub, cuff, thrash, bob, roughhouse, maul, clap, beat up, KO
knock 4 verb criticize harshly slam, blame, abuse, condemn
knock 15 verb criticize harshly cavil, reprobate, deprecate, reprehend, carp, skin, denounce, censure, lambaste, belittle, disparage, alive, run down, denunciate, find fault
knot 8 noun bow, loop screw, twist, bunch, tie, joint, connection, link, bond
knot 25 noun bow, loop tangle, nexus, contortion, whorl, perplexity, braid, whirl, ligature, spiral, snag, warp, snarl, yoke, splice, entanglement, coil, hitch, kink, twirl, vinculum, ligament, rosette, helix, mat, gnarl
knot 15 noun lump; crowd cluster, gathering, set, group, company, collection, crew, band, squad, pile, gang, mass, pack, circle, bunch
knot 9 noun lump; crowd clump, mob, swarm, tuft, aggregation, heap, clique, assortment, assemblage
knot 5 verb weave, complicate cord, secure, bind, tie, loop
knot 4 verb weave, complicate knit, entangle, tether, tat
know 13 verb understand information notice, recognize, appreciate, perceive, experience, see, have, learn, realize, prize, grasp, distinguish, undergo
know 25 verb understand information ken, discriminate, apprehend, fathom, comprehend, differentiate, discern, apperceive, cognize, be acquainted, be cognizant, be conversant in, be informed, be learned, be master of, be read, be schooled, be versed, feel certain, get the idea, have down pat, have information, have knowledge of, keep up on, on top of
know 8 verb be familiar with feel, see, identify, experience, associate, taste, sustain, undergo
know 6 verb be familiar with fraternize, savor, be acquainted with, be friends with, get acquainted, have dealings with
knowledge 25 noun person's understanding; information philosophy, ability, intelligence, insight, wisdom, recognition, learning, science, grasp, expertise, education, judgment, observation, awareness, theory, consciousness, doctrine, facts, picture, schooling, substance, instruction, scholarship, principles, accomplishments
knowledge 21 noun person's understanding; information power, familiarity, proficiency, know-how, comprehension, erudition, acquaintance, lore, enlightenment, dirt, dope, dogma, goods, tuition, apprehension, cognition, discernment, scoop, light, attainments, inside story
label 7 noun marker, description; brand number, tag, design, company, mark, identification, ticket
label 11 noun marker, description; brand stamp, trademark, logo, insignia, hallmark, classification, tally, epithet, sticker, characterization, price mark
label 9 verb mark, describe; brand characterize, tag, identify, specify, define, classify, call, name, class
label 4 verb mark, describe; brand stamp, designate, tally, sticker
labia 5 noun edge, brink rim, projection, border, margin, chops
labia 9 noun edge, brink spout, nozzle, overlap, portal, brim, flare, labium, flange, labrum
laboratory 1 noun testing room workshop
laboratory 3 noun testing room lab, chemistry laboratory, research laboratory
lace 7 noun netted material trim, edging, border, netting, net, trimming, banding
lace 9 noun netted material mesh, ornament, filigree, tissue, openwork, crochet, tatting, appliqué, threadwork
lace 5 noun string used to connect thread, cord, tie, rope, band
lace 2 noun string used to connect thong, shoelace
lace 7 verb fasten, intertwine mix, thread, bind, add, attach, close, tie
lace 8 verb fasten, intertwine strap, fortify, interweave, spike, twine, interlace, do up, plat
lack 11 noun deficiency, need loss, reduction, absence, poverty, shortage, decrease, want, shrinking, deficit, necessity, miss
lack 27 noun deficiency, need shortfall, inadequacy, dearth, paucity, scarcity, shortcoming, distress, privation, defect, meagerness, stint, shrinkage, depletion, abridgement, exigency, destitution, inferiority, insufficiency, curtailment, default, deprivation, scantiness, slightness, retrenchment, shortness, exiguity, insufficience
lack 5 verb do not have need, require, want, miss, out
lack 8 verb do not have minus, be deficient in, be short of, be without, have need of, hurting for, not got, too little too late
ladder 19 noun graduated system ratio, proportion, rate, system, range, extent, scope, sequence, series, register, reach, spectrum, rule, spread, way, order, ranking, steps, degrees
ladder 7 noun graduated system gamut, computation, progression, hierarchy, gradation, pecking order, calibration
lady 8 noun woman girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag
lady 26 noun woman matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, old woman, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, butterfly, gal, princess, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee
lake 5 noun inland body of water pool, pond, spring, mouth, mere
lake 10 noun inland body of water basin, lagoon, reservoir, creek, sluice, loch, millpond, tarn, inland sea, lakelet
lamb 2 noun dupe fool, victim
lamb 12 noun dupe fish, sucker, pushover, gull, patsy, mark, butt, chump, sap, easy mark, sitting duck, pigeon
lamb 1 noun innocent victim
lamb 11 noun innocent stooge, angel, sucker, gull, dupe, virgin, greenhorn, easy mark, gullible person, simple soul, trusting soul
lamentable 9 adj upsetting, miserable sad, tragic, awful, bad, dirty, low, mean, poor, hurting
lamentable 28 adj upsetting, miserable distressing, unsatisfactory, wretched, pitiful, grievous, unfortunate, calamitous, lousy, dire, woeful, deplorable, grim, doleful, dolorous, heartbreaking, lugubrious, meager, melancholy, mournful, plaintive, regretful, rotten, rueful, sorrowful, stinking, unfavorable, afflictive, god-awful
lamp 1 noun lantern light
lamp 8 noun lantern beacon, torch, flashlight, searchlight, gaslight, hurricane lamp, gas lamp, kerosene lamp
land 27 noun earth's surface; ownable property estate, soil, terrain, home, earth, continent, ground, plot, district, area, field, homeland, territory, beach, province, nation, country, region, ranch, shore, extent, dirt, stretch, sweep, holding, farming, grounds
land 19 noun earth's surface; ownable property parcel, countryside, acreage, tract, real estate, expanse, mainland, sod, manor, purlieu, quarry, terra firma, farmland, loam, acres, tillage, realty, old sod, quinta
land 5 verb arrive, come to rest on dock, settle, pilot, steer, ground
land 27 verb arrive, come to rest on berth, alight, thump, debark, disembark, ditch, bring in, check in, come down, come in, get down, put down, take down, touch down, come ashore, come to berth, descend upon, drop anchor, flatten out, level off, light on, make land, put in, set down, set on deck, sit down, splash down
land 6 verb achieve, acquire win, secure, have, get, gain, obtain
land 4 verb achieve, acquire pick up, procure, annex, bring in
landlord 1 noun owner of property leased saw
landlord 8 noun owner of property leased proprietor, lessor, squire, innkeeper, property owner, freeholder, hotelkeeper, hotelier
landowner 3 noun person engaged in private ownership of business entrepreneur, banker, investor
landowner 9 noun person engaged in private ownership of business financier, backer, businessperson, plutocrat, bourgeois, moneybags, one who signs the checks, the boss, the money
landowner 2 noun person who has possession of partner, governor
landowner 14 noun person who has possession of proprietor, holder, squire, heir, possessor, keeper, purchaser, heritor, sharer, heiress, legatee, heir-apparent, something buyer, titleholder
landowner 3 noun owner master, buyer, partner
landowner 17 noun owner lessee, heir, proprietor, beneficiary, retainer, occupant, landlord, holder, trustee, purchaser, laird, legatee, inheritor, occupier, heiress, landlady, proprietress
landowner 4 noun owner buyer, partner, governor, master
landowner 12 noun owner squire, heir, proprietor, possessor, keeper, purchaser, heritor, sharer, heiress, legatee, heir-apparent, titleholder
landscape 5 noun countryside; picture of countryside photograph, scene, painting, view, prospect
landscape 6 noun countryside; picture of countryside scenery, panorama, outlook, sketch, vista, mural
lane 6 noun road route, street, highway, drive, alley, passage
lane 13 noun road roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, artery, expressway, avenue, thruway, turnpike, pathway, byway, throughway, parkway, back street
language 13 noun system of words for communication sound, style, word, accent, speech, voice, expression, communication, discourse, tongue, signal, conversation, talk
language 27 noun system of words for communication dialect, jargon, vocabulary, prose, terminology, wording, patois, lexicon, cant, interchange, diction, idiom, slang, palaver, dictionary, articulation, argot, vocalization, parlance, phraseology, vernacular, verbalization, gibberish, utterance, doublespeak, brogue, lingua franca
lap 6 noun orbit, circuit course, round, distance, circle, tour, loop
lap 4 verb slosh, wash against drink, slap, lip, bubble
lap 12 verb slosh, wash against splash, lick, bathe, swish, lave, burble, sip, sup, ripple, gurgle, plash, purl
lap 6 verb overlap fold, ride, cover, twist, turn, wrap
lap 8 verb overlap envelop, enfold, swathe, override, swaddle, imbricate, shingle, overlie
large 21 adj big, abundant huge, enormous, giant, generous, full, wide, broad, grand, great, considerable, substantial, massive, extensive, vast, gross, liberal, comprehensive, sweeping, super, excessive, booming
large 29 adj big, abundant immense, sizable, hefty, populous, gigantic, spacious, tidy, blimp, roomy, ample, bulky, capacious, colossal, copious, exorbitant, extravagant, grandiose, humongous, immeasurable, jumbo, monumental, mountainous, plentiful, stupendous, voluminous, whopping, goodly, thumping, barn door
larva 5 noun worm canker, butterfly, moth, tractor, woolly bear
larva 1 noun insect bug
larva 2 noun insect grub, worm
laser 8 noun ray of light radiation, bar, streak, shoot, stream, column, emission, finger
laser 15 noun ray of light shaft, glow, ray, glare, twinkle, gleam, flicker, shimmer, sparkle, beacon, glimmer, glint, glitter, chink, dartle
last 17 adj final; newest curtains, end, far, least, ending, ultimate, concluding, closing, latest, extreme, farthest, furthest, lowest, finishing, meanest, most recent, remotest
last 24 adj final; newest uttermost, antipodal, crowning, lag, determinative, terminal, utmost, bitter end, conclusive, definitive, eventual, hindmost, once and for all, outermost, supreme, swan song, ulterior, climactic, determinate, far-off, rearmost, aftermost, at the end, endwise
last 4 noun end finish, ending, close, conclusion
last 5 noun end completion, finale, termination, finis, omega
late 6 adj not on time slow, behind, blown, delayed, gone, stayed
late 23 adj not on time backward, belated, dilatory, held up, hung up, jammed, overdue, postponed, put off, remiss, strapped, tardy, behindhand, lagging, last-minute, behind time, eleventh-hour, in a bind, in the lurch, missed the boat, out of luck, too late, unpunctual
late 4 adj new fresh, recent, advanced, modern
late 1 adj new just out
late 9 adj dead previous, past, sometime, old, once, asleep, cold, departed, former
late 12 adj dead bygone, deceased, defunct, erstwhile, extinct, inanimate, lifeless, onetime, preceding, quondam, ex-, exanimate
late 2 adv at the last minute slowly, behind
late 7 adv at the last minute tardily, belatedly, backward, behindhand, behind time, dilatorily, unpunctual
latest 2 adj most recent current, last
latest 6 adj most recent up-to-the-minute, immediately prior, immediately prior to, just completed, just done, just finished
laugh 2 verb expressing amusement, happiness grin, scream
laugh 22 verb expressing amusement, happiness giggle, snicker, chuckle, whoop, roar, shriek, howl, snort, guffaw, burst, chortle, crow, fracture, cachinnate, titter, break up, crack up, convulsed, die laughing, roll in the aisles, with sound be in stitches, split one's sides
laughingstock 2 noun fool sport, butt
laughingstock 2 noun fool dupe, mockery
laughter 6 noun amusement gesture, shout, laugh, sound, fit, shouting
laughter 33 noun amusement giggle, guffaw, roar, glee, amusement, snicker, hilarity, mirth, shriek, chuckle, merriment, cackle, chortle, crow, rejoicing, peal, snort, snigger, titter, roaring, cachinnation, snorting, howling, crowing, crack-up, chortling, chuckling, giggling, guffawing, har-de-har, tehee, tittering, yuck
launch 8 verb send off fire, shoot, toss, drive, project, cast, pitch, throw
launch 16 verb send off bombard, lance, sling, propel, fling, hurl, eject, dispatch, barrage, catapult, discharge, heave, bung, send forth, set afloat, set in motion
launch 5 verb begin, initiate introduce, start, open, jump, bow
launch 13 verb begin, initiate institute, inaugurate, commence, originate, instigate, break the ice, break the seal, embark upon, get show on road, kick off, set going, start ball rolling, usher in
laundry 2 noun ironing washing, wash
law 24 noun rules of a government, society case, statute, requirement, code, constitution, charter, mandate, decision, act, legislation, regulation, ruling, charge, measure, order, dictate, equity, command, notice, bidding, demand, prescription, instruction, writ
law 25 noun rules of a government, society decree, precedent, covenant, enactment, injunction, canon, summons, precept, behest, ordinance, prescript, commandment, warrant, edict, garnishment, institute, assize, divestiture, subpoena, caveat, jurisprudence, bylaw, decretum, due process, reg
law 15 noun standard, principle of behavior regulation, proposal, rule, origin, ground, source, assumption, formula, cause, foundation, fundamental, reason, base, truth, guide
law 12 noun standard, principle of behavior canon, maxim, precept, proposition, criterion, theorem, usage, postulate, axiom, exigency, generalization, principium
lawn 7 noun cultivated area of green grass yard, garden, park, green, backyard, grass, plot
lawn 2 noun cultivated area of green grass terrace, grassplot
lawyer 6 noun person who is trained to counsel or argue in cases of law counselor, advocate, attorney, practitioner, counsel, defender
lawyer 14 noun person who is trained to counsel or argue in cases of law proctor, barrister, mouthpiece, solicitor, jurist, jurisprudent, procurator, counsellor, pleader, attorney-at-law, legal adviser, legal eagle, legist, member of the bar
lay 2 adj amateur, not trained in a religious or other profession secular, ordinary
lay 6 adj amateur, not trained in a religious or other profession temporal, inexpert, nonprofessional, nonclerical, nonspecialist, unsacred
lay 15 verb put, place locate, plant, set, leave, settle, spread, stick, establish, arrange, organize, fix, rest, position, order, deposit
lay 6 verb put, place systematize, dispose, repose, posit, set down, set out
lay 8 verb produce, advance offer, submit, yield, bear, generate, deposit, cite, present
lay 6 verb produce, advance adduce, lodge, allege, bring forth, bring forward, put forward
lay 17 verb credit, allocate turn, train, impose, cast, apply, attribute, assess, point, level, tax, direct, aim, charge, burden, address, assign, refer
lay 8 verb credit, allocate incline, ascribe, saddle, encumber, impute, allot, accredit, zero in
lay 2 verb design, plan prepare, plot
lay 5 verb design, plan devise, contrive, concoct, hatch, work out
lay 10 verb make smooth even, level, relieve, quiet, plane, iron, press, still, steam, calm
lay 7 verb make smooth appease, alleviate, suppress, assuage, flatten, flush, allay
lay 5 verb bet, wager play, game, stake, hazard, risk
lay 2 verb bet, wager gamble, give odds
lay off 5 verb stop doing cease, end, quit, rest, spell
lay off 8 verb stop doing desist, halt, leave off, let up, give a rest, give up, leave alone, lie by
lay off 3 verb relieve of responsibility dismiss, drop, fire
lay off 5 verb relieve of responsibility discharge, oust, let go, pay off, retire early
layer 19 noun coating, tier sheet, floor, coat, blanket, bed, row, fold, film, story, zone, couch, band, flag, lap, panel, course, covering, cover, coping
layer 14 noun coating, tier thickness, slab, mantle, seam, overlay, overlap, stratum, lamina, flap, ply, substratum, stripe, girdle, lamination
layout 9 noun physical arrangement map, design, chart, outline, formation, plan, draft, organization, purpose
layout 3 noun physical arrangement blueprint, geography, diagram
lazy 3 adj inactive, sluggish tired, slow, flagging
lazy 43 adj inactive, sluggish sleepy, weary, lackadaisical, passive, careless, apathetic, inattentive, indifferent, dull, lethargic, comatose, dilatory, drowsy, idle, indolent, inert, laggard, languid, lifeless, loafing, neglectful, remiss, shiftless, slack, slothful, somnolent, supine, tardy, torpid, trifling, unconcerned, lagging, languorous, asleep on the job, dallying, out of it, procrastinating, slow-moving, snoozy, unenergetic, unindustrious, unpersevering, unready
lead 21 noun first place, supremacy advantage, point, top, start, edge, margin, heavy, advance, head, over, star, guidance, direction, priority, leadership, spark, model, pilot, example, principal, ahead
lead 10 noun first place, supremacy precedence, bulge, facade, vanguard, protagonist, primacy, cutting edge, front rank, title role, top spot
lead 9 noun clue trace, hint, tip, sign, indication, suggestion, evidence, guide, proof
lead 20 verb guide physically force, attend, get, manage, drive, see, show, direct, guard, persuade, convey, prevail, span, compel, conduct, accompany, pilot, protect, route, steer
lead 23 verb guide physically traverse, convoy, coerce, usher, squire, escort, shepherd, induce, safeguard, chaperone, impel, precede, point out, quarterback, be responsible for, find a way, go along with, pass along, point the way, show around, show in, show the way, watch over
lead 20 verb guide mentally; influence head, move, prompt, serve, manage, contribute, draw, introduce, bring, convert, motivate, persuade, prevail, govern, direct, tend, produce, command, affect, cause
lead 18 verb guide mentally; influence shepherd, incline, conduce, spur, dispose, induce, supervise, helm, spearhead, bring on, quarterback, call the shots, get the jump on, go out in front, preside over, result in, run things, trail-blaze
lead 1 verb surpass exceed
lead 10 verb surpass transcend, excel, usher, outstrip, preface, outdo, precede, blaze a trail, be ahead, come first
leader 17 noun person who guides head, chief, commander, director, manager, officer, general, captain, principal, superior, lead, pioneer, boss, President, pilot, governor, guide
leader 25 noun person who guides ruler, superintendent, lion, rector, dean, eminence, pacesetter, luminary, ringleader, shepherd, conductor, exec, notable, skipper, mistress, notability, harbinger, herald, dignitary, forerunner, chieftain, counsellor, doyen, controller, precursor
leadership 11 noun guidance control, direction, management, power, influence, administration, authority, initiative, command, skill, capacity
leadership 13 noun guidance foresight, preeminence, conveyance, supremacy, domination, superiority, hegemony, sway, primacy, conduction, pilotage, directorship, superintendency
leaf 5 noun green foliage of plant needle, scale, blade, flag, pad
leaf 8 noun green foliage of plant stalk, leaflet, frond, petal, bract, stipule, petiole, foliole
leaf 2 noun page of document sheet, paper
leaf 1 noun page of document folio
leaf 2 verb flip through scan, glance
leaf 7 verb flip through browse, skim, riffle, dip into, run through, thumb, riff
leaflet 7 noun handbill brochure, pamphlet, flyer, bulletin, advertisement, circular, broadside
leaflet 8 noun booklet brochure, pamphlet, flier, handout, handbill, circular, tract, pinna
leak 11 noun opening; seepage through opening exposure, flow, crack, loss, drop, decrease, slip, escape, hole, pit, destruction
leak 13 noun opening; seepage through opening outgoing, puncture, fissure, expenditure, drip, crevice, aperture, detriment, chink, leakage, percolation, leaking, short circuit
leak 9 verb seep; make known disclose, reveal, spill, slip, escape, break, pass, tell, out
leak 16 verb seep; make known divulge, ooze, discharge, trickle, transpire, drip, percolate, drool, exude, come out, get out, give away, spill the beans, pass on, let slip, make public
lean 5 adj bare, thin poor, worn, spare, stick, wasted
lean 37 adj bare, thin sinewy, gangly, lanky, slim, slender, gaunt, rangy, sparse, skinny, svelte, angular, wiry, emaciated, scanty, haggard, barren, shadow, anorexic, beanpole, bony, gangling, inadequate, infertile, meager, pitiful, rawboned, scrawny, stringy, unfruitful, unproductive, wizened, lank, twiggy, stilt, no fat, scraggy, sylphlike
lean 18 verb bend, angle toward drift, nod, tip, twist, bow, slope, curve, pitch, rest, decline, sheer, roll, list, turn, place, dip, heel, sink
lean 24 verb bend, angle toward incline, veer, tilt, recline, slant, prop, cock, sag, cant, droop, careen, divert, overhang, deflect, repose, jut, bear on, hang on, beetle, be off, be slanted, fasten on, put weight on, rest on
lean 4 verb be disposed prefer, tend, favor, look
lean 6 verb be disposed incline, be prone, be willing, gravitate toward, have propensity, not mind
lean 2 verb count, depend on rely, trust
lean 10 verb count, depend on confide, bank on, hinge on, believe in, bet bottom dollar, bet on, gamble on, have faith, lay money on, put faith in
learn 11 verb acquire information enroll, get, read, study, receive, master, gain, determine, grasp, review, prepare
learn 33 verb acquire information pick up, matriculate, memorize, imbibe, peruse, grind, lucubrate, attain, cram, con, apprentice, brush up on, take in, be taught, be trained, become able, become versed, burn midnight oil, commit to memory, crack the books, drink in, get down pat, get the hang of, get the knack of, improve mind, major in, minor in, pore over, soak up, specialize in, take course, train in, wade through
learn 8 verb discover, find out understand, see, hear, gain, determine, detect, gather, uncover
learn 9 verb discover, find out unearth, tumble, ascertain, discern, catch on, dig up, smoke out, stumble upon, trip over
learned 17 adj well-informed educated, scientific, studied, accomplished, sound, experienced, grave, academic, expert, intellectual, literary, philosophical, sharp, skilled, solid, grounded, posted
learned 31 adj well-informed scholarly, versed, cultured, lettered, cultivated, abstruse, bookish, brainy, conversant, deep, erudite, esoteric, highbrow, judicious, literate, omniscient, pedantic, recondite, sage, sapient, solemn, studious, well-grounded, well-read, well-rounded, well-educated, in the know, pansophic, philosophic, polymath, professorial
learner 3 noun person who receives education scholar, initiate, student
learner 11 noun person who receives education pupil, beginner, trainee, novice, neophyte, abecedarian, bookworm, disciple, apprentice, probationer, catechumen
lease 4 verb rent object, residence charter, hire, loan, let
lease 3 verb rent object, residence rent out, sublet, sublease
leather 2 noun hide skin, whip
leather 12 noun hide thong, strap, thrash, tan, parchment, strop, goatskin, tooling, taws, sheepskin, oxhide, cat-o'-nine-tails
leave 7 noun permission okay, freedom, consent, sanction, liberty, permit, tolerance
leave 8 noun permission authorization, allowance, assent, dispensation, go-ahead, concession, green light, sufferance
leave 6 noun holiday, time off retirement, vacation, departure, liberty, withdrawal, parting
leave 7 noun holiday, time off furlough, leave of absence, sabbatical, adieu, farewell, goodbye, leave-taking
leave 15 verb depart, abandon physically fly, quit, move, retire, start, withdraw, escape, go, flee, disappear, vanish, part, exit, issue, desert
leave 39 verb depart, abandon physically take off, relinquish, vamoose, emigrate, elope, abscond, migrate, sally, defect, flit, embark, split, scram, vacate, decamp, ditch, forsake, beat it, break away, clear out, cut out, pull out, push off, step down, come away, give the slip, go away, go forth, head out, move out, remove oneself, ride off, run along, say goodbye, set out, slip out, take a hike, take leave, walk out
leave 7 verb abandon, renounce quit, drop, stop, yield, resign, cease, desert
leave 17 verb abandon, renounce evacuate, surrender, forbear, relinquish, maroon, cede, waive, terminate, desist, refrain, forsake, back out, drop out, hand over, knock off, give up, give notice
leave 6 verb forget, neglect drop, allow, have, suffer, let, permit
leave 8 verb forget, neglect omit, mislay, leave behind, lay down, let be, let continue, let go, let stay
leave 5 verb give, especially after death will, transmit, commit, refer, assign
leave 14 verb give, especially after death cede, apportion, legate, devise, confide, bequeath, allot, consign, entrust, bequest, demise, hand down, leave behind, give over
lecture 4 noun lesson, speech discourse, instruction, address, talk
lecture 9 noun lesson, speech spiel, allocution, disquisition, pitch, harangue, oration, pep talk, soapbox, chalk talk
lecture 1 noun speech of criticism preaching
lecture 15 noun speech of criticism sermon, rebuke, scolding, going-over, censure, castigation, reprimand, reproof, harangue, dressing-down, chiding, moralism, preachment, talking-to, telling off
lecture 6 verb give a lesson, speech teach, deliver, discourse, address, talk, speak
lecture 11 verb give a lesson, speech expound, recite, orate, spout, spiel, declaim, harangue, prelect, get on a soapbox, give a talk, hold forth
lecture 2 verb criticize lengthily preach, rate
lecture 14 verb criticize lengthily admonish, scold, chide, sermonize, flay, berate, moralize, reprimand, reprove, tell off, exprobate, give going-over, give piece of mind, rank on
left 2 adj on west side when facing north near, port
left 7 adj on west side when facing north sinister, south, larboard, hard to left, nigh side, portside, sinistral
left 3 adj politically radical revolutionary, liberal, progressive
left 3 adj politically radical left-wing, Socialist, leftist
left 7 adj abandoned departed, extra, over, continuing, split, remaining, staying
left 5 adj abandoned forsaken, residual, leftover, marooned, gone out
leftovers 3 noun remainder, remains debris, legacy, trash
leftovers 9 noun remainder, remains residue, leavings, surplus, odds and ends, remnants, survivor, oddments, scraps, orts
leg 15 noun appendage used for support limb, pole, part, lap, stage, column, segment, support, stake, member, stretch, portion, pile, post, section
leg 6 noun appendage used for support stump, shank, prop, upright, brace, stilt
legal 23 adj allowable, permissible fair, constitutional, valid, legitimate, proper, acknowledged, authorized, due, enforced, granted, innocent, judicial, just, protected, right, sanctioned, sound, straight, allowed, chartered, judged, justified, passed
legal 24 adj allowable, permissible statutory, lawful, clean, forensic, justifiable, licit, on the level, ordained, prescribed, rightful, warranted, legit, juridical, contractual, card-carrying, condign, decreed, enforcible, enjoined, legalized, on the up and up, precedented, sure enough, within the law
legend 5 noun story of the past, often fictitious myth, fiction, tale, tradition, narrative
legend 8 noun story of the past, often fictitious folklore, fable, lore, mythology, saga, folk tale, mythos, folk story
legend 6 noun brief description in document head, code, device, key, table, heading
legend 7 noun brief description in document inscription, underline, cipher, rubric, motto, epitaph, epigraph
legislation 9 noun law of a government statute, charter, constitution, bill, act, regulation, ruling, measure, prescription
legislation 3 noun law of a government enactment, codification, lawmaking
legislative 1 adj lawmaking enacting
legislative 14 adj lawmaking parliamentary, senatorial, congressional, decreeing, jurisdictive, lawgiving, legislational, legislatorial, nomistic, nomothetic, ordaining, parliamentarian, statute-making, synodical
legislature 7 noun governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws body, chamber, house, assembly, diet, council, lawmakers
legislature 6 noun governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws parliament, congress, senate, plenum, house of representatives, voice of the people
legume 7 noun edible part of plant produce, salad, yellow, truck, green, root, greens
legume 3 noun edible part of plant edible, herb, herbaceous plant
leisure 15 noun free time and its activities convenience, pause, freedom, ease, vacation, liberty, quiet, retirement, chance, time, range, rest, holiday, opportunity, scope
leisure 16 noun free time and its activities recreation, relaxation, intermission, recess, repose, sabbatical, respite, leave of absence, time off, unemployment, idle hours, requiescence, spare moments, spare time, vacant hour, one's own sweet time
lemon 2 noun dud failure, reject
lemon 3 noun dud junk, flop, piece of junk
lend 15 verb loan, accommodate supply, give, extend, grant, provide, contribute, afford, add, allow, advance, stake, let, permit, trust, present
lend 10 verb loan, accommodate impart, oblige, confer, bestow, furnish, entrust, shark, loan shark, lay on one, lend-lease
length 23 noun extent of object, distance, time period, term, span, stretch, section, space, portion, height, range, magnitude, limit, piece, segment, dimension, quantity, measure, unit, realm, season, reach, expansion, interval, orbit
length 27 noun extent of object, distance, time breadth, mileage, diameter, width, duration, radius, purview, panorama, expanse, compass, endlessness, loftiness, continuance, elongation, stride, remoteness, linearity, spaciousness, year, longness, lengthiness, tallness, extensiveness, longitude, lastingness, protractedness, ranginess
lesson 16 noun information taught practice, task, study, instruction, reading, teaching, test, lecture, education, class, exercise, assignment, schooling, period, drill, coaching
lesson 5 noun information taught recitation, quiz, tutoring, homework, chalk talk
lesson 6 noun helpful example, communication message, warning, notice, moral, model, punishment
lesson 12 noun helpful example, communication scolding, admonition, censure, precept, deterrent, rebuke, reprimand, reproof, exemplar, chiding, helpful word, noble action
let 17 verb allow authorize, grant, license, give, make, sanction, tolerate, concede, leave, commission, enable, have, permit, suffer, approve, endorse, cause
let 11 verb allow certify, warrant, accredit, hear of, be big, free up, give leave, give okay, give permission, live with, sit still for
let 2 verb rent out object, property charter, hire
let 3 verb rent out object, property lease, sublease, sublet
letter 5 noun symbol of an alphabet sign, cap, character, capital, type
letter 7 noun symbol of an alphabet alphabet, minuscule, majuscule, ABCs, rune, uncial, small letter
letter 6 noun written communication note, answer, report, reply, message, line
letter 11 noun written communication memo, memorandum, billet, dispatch, epistle, missive, acknowledgment, junk mail, thank you, postcard, kite
level 26 adj smooth, balanced trim, constant, even, same, uniform, calm, stable, flat, rolled, equivalent, plane, exact, like, plain, steady, regular, common, straight, alike, comparable, consistent, continuous, identical, precise, leveled, trimmed
level 22 adj smooth, balanced matched, flush, polished, matching, horizontal, parallel, akin, commensurate, equable, proportionate, unbroken, uninterrupted, aligned, planed, in line, lined up, of same height, on a line, on a par, on one plane, planate, unfluctuating
level 8 noun horizontal position or thing height, layer, zone, floor, plain, story, surface, plane
level 3 noun horizontal position or thing elevation, altitude, stratum
level 7 noun rank, position status, degree, grade, standard, achievement, stage, standing
level 9 verb make even even, grade, smooth, straighten, surface, plane, lay, press, roll
level 10 verb make even flatten, equalize, mow, equate, flush, smoothen, even off, even out, make equal, make flat
level 6 verb destroy, demolish ruin, drop, fell, floor, smooth, ground
level 15 verb destroy, demolish devastate, wreck, flatten, equalize, bulldoze, raze, mow, down, waste, bring down, pull down, tear down, knock down, knock over, lay low
level 12 verb be honest come clean, be above-board, be frank, be on the up and up, be open, be straight, be straightforward, be up-front, come to terms, keep nothing back, talk straight, tell the truth
level 8 verb aim, direct cast, beam, point, focus, turn, train, lay, address
level 3 verb aim, direct incline, slant, zero in on
liability 7 noun answerability, responsibility duty, accountability, burden, obligation, debt, blame, owing
liability 10 noun answerability, responsibility culpability, susceptibility, onus, amenability, indebtedness, amenableness, compulsion, arrearage, subjection, accountableness
liability 11 noun burden, debt mortgage, loan, damage, responsibility, involvement, obligation, possibility, account, chance, contract, balance
liability 29 noun burden, debt inconvenience, encumbrance, pledge, chit, millstone, tab, misfortune, onus, indebtedness, bite, due, drawback, debit, lease, handicap, IOU, drag, nuisance, remainder, disadvantage, baggage, impediment, hindrance, contingency, minus, bad news, arrearage, arrear, indebtment
liability 3 noun chance, probability exposure, likelihood, tendency
liability 5 noun chance, probability susceptibility, vulnerability, proneness, openness, vulnerableness
liberal 14 adj progressive radical, flexible, broad, free, general, rational, understanding, left, advanced, intelligent, interested, loose, reasonable, receiving
liberal 21 adj progressive permissive, enlightened, tolerant, lenient, catholic, humanitarian, avant-garde, broad-minded, high-minded, indulgent, magnanimous, receptive, unbiased, unconventional, unorthodox, unprejudiced, humanistic, reformist, latitudinarian, libertarian, unbigoted
liberal 5 adj giving, generous kind, free, casual, handsome, loose
liberal 22 adj giving, generous prodigal, altruistic, beneficent, benevolent, bighearted, bountiful, charitable, eleemosynary, exuberant, lavish, munificent, openhanded, openhearted, philanthropic, princely, profuse, unselfish, unsparing, bounteous, free-and-easy, soft-touch, unstinging
liberal 4 adj abundant, profuse generous, plenty, rich, handsome
liberal 11 adj abundant, profuse ample, bountiful, copious, dime a dozen, galore, lavish, munificent, plentiful, bounteous, aplenty, no end
libertine 9 noun debauched person lecher, sensualist, rake, voluptuary, profligate, debauchee, satyr, cyprian, paillard
libertine 12 adj debauched profligate, dissolute, immoral, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, libidinous, licentious, lustful, rakish, sensual, freethinking
liberty 17 noun freedom right, rest, franchise, sanction, autonomy, decision, privilege, sovereignty, permission, choice, delivery, opportunity, independence, license, leave, convenience, release
liberty 21 noun freedom birthright, dispensation, deliverance, self-government, prerogative, liberation, enlightenment, authorization, self-determination, leisure, relaxation, emancipation, autarchy, exemption, suffrage, immunity, carte blanche, free speech, unconstraint, enfranchisement, power of choice
library 1 noun book repository study
library 8 noun book repository athenaeum, atheneum, bibliotheca, book collection, book room, information center, media center, reference center
license 11 noun authority, permission charter, right, grant, consent, permit, privilege, ticket, freedom, liberty, leave, independence
license 14 noun authority, permission exemption, certificate, immunity, warrant, authorization, okay, self-determination, go-ahead, dispensation, latitude, carte blanche, green light, entitlement, unconstraint
license 1 noun abandon, indulgence disorder
license 32 noun abandon, indulgence sensuality, excess, unruliness, arrogance, anarchy, impropriety, slackness, temerity, prodigality, presumptuousness, debauchery, laxity, lawlessness, boldness, complacency, sauciness, forwardness, relaxation, refractoriness, effrontery, profligacy, unrestraint, self-indulgence, animalism, audacity, wantonness, immoderation, irresponsibility, gluttony, looseness, wildness, relaxedness
license 8 verb authorize enable, allow, permit, commission, let, sanction, privilege, suffer
license 4 verb authorize empower, certify, accredit, warrant
lick 9 noun light touch; little amount trace, taste, hint, sample, cast, stroke, brush, suggestion, bit
lick 6 noun light touch; little amount dash, dab, whiff, smack, tinge, speck
lick 13 verb touch with tongue rub, wash, play, taste, sweep, quiet, stroke, brush, touch, tongue, lap, glance, calm
lick 10 verb touch with tongue fondle, soothe, graze, caress, osculate, gloss, ripple, pass over, lap against, move over
lick 4 verb play over with fire shoot, burn, leap, touch
lick 16 verb play over with fire flick, quiver, ignite, tremble, flicker, vibrate, dart, ripple, palpitate, blaze, waver, kindle, vacillate, fluctuate, flutter, run over
lick 13 verb defeat, sometimes by hitting slap, trim, overwhelm, down, best, master, whip, strike, overcome, hit, beat, throw, top
lick 18 verb defeat, sometimes by hitting outstrip, smother, spank, hurdle, surpass, surmount, rout, trounce, excel, lambaste, conquer, wallop, smear, clobber, thrash, outdo, flog, vanquish
lid 4 noun top covering cap, roof, top, cover
lid 1 noun top covering hood
lie 4 noun untruth fiction, myth, tale, invention
lie 39 noun untruth falsehood, deception, evasion, forgery, slander, distortion, inaccuracy, perjury, deceit, misrepresentation, dishonesty, fabrication, falseness, falsity, detraction, reviling, backbiting, fable, hyperbole, obloquy, defamation, revilement, fib, aspersion, libel, calumny, vilification, prevarication, whopper, misstatement, guile, subterfuge, calumniation, mendacity, white lie, disinformation, fraudulence, falsification, tall story
lie 3 verb tell an untruth promote, frame, invent
lie 45 verb tell an untruth mislead, misrepresent, deceive, pervert, bull, dupe, beguile, fake, prevaricate, concoct, equivocate, snow, fib, fudge, falsify, victimize, palter, plant, misstate, phony, distort, dissemble, delude, misinform, exaggerate, fabricate, malign, forswear, perjure, dissimulate, con, make believe, put on, string along, soft-soap, misspeak, overdraw, misguide, BS, be untruthful, bear false witness, break promise, go back on, misinstruct, put up a front
lie 4 verb be prostrate, flat sleep, rest, retire, couch
lie 15 verb be prostrate, flat sprawl, recline, repose, lounge, nap, siesta, loll, laze, turn in, lie down, be prone, be recumbent, be supine, go to bed, stretch out
lie 10 verb be situated stretch, belong, remain, spread, exist, prevail, be, reach, extend, occupy
lie 15 verb be situated beset, be beside, be buried, be established, be even, be fixed, be found, be interred, be level, be located, be on, be placed, be seated, be smooth, have its seat in
life 12 noun animation, spirit heart, growth, soul, activity, being, essence, energy, entity, breath, enthusiasm, impulse, excitement
life 20 noun animation, spirit get-up-and-go, dash, zing, brio, go, liveliness, sparkle, vigor, zest, vitality, oomph, verve, élan, élan vital, lifeblood, sentience, esprit, viability, vivacity, high spirits
life 18 noun existence, duration course, career, season, survival, generation, time, history, length, being, orbit, period, record, era, extent, span, lifetime, cycle, days
life 7 noun existence, duration continuance, expectancy, endurance, longevity, epoch, pilgrimage, life span
life 20 noun being body, living, woman, survival, soul, person, growth, existence, man, consciousness, presence, essence, entity, individual, human, flesh, breath, animal, creature, organism
life 19 noun being endurance, personage, animation, subsistence, vitality, continuance, mortal, flesh and blood, human being, viability, substantiality, symbiosis, metabolism, wildlife, animateness, living being, living thing, mortal being, vital spark
life 4 noun history, biography career, story, journal, confession
life 6 noun history, biography autobiography, memoir, memorial, life story, bio, curriculum vitae
life 13 noun person's experiences development, lifestyle, growth, behavior, world, personality, knowledge, conduct, suffering, journey, participation, happiness, circumstances
life 9 noun person's experiences enjoyment, attainment, realization, enlightenment, way of life, vicissitudes, hand one is dealt, human condition, trials and tribulations
lift 6 noun transportation run, ride, drive, passage, journey, transport
lift 1 noun transportation car ride
lift 7 noun help, aid comfort, boost, relief, assistance, assist, hand, support
lift 7 noun help, aid encouragement, pick-me-up, succor, reassurance, leg up, secours, shot in the arm
lift 12 verb move upwards; ascend raise, rise, climb, boost, disappear, soar, hike, mount, up, arise, vanish, rear
lift 27 verb move upwards; ascend pick up, hoist, uphold, dissipate, erect, elevate, upraise, aspire, uplift, disperse, bring up, build up, come up, draw up, put up, take up, uprear, heft, goose, upheave, bear aloft, buoy up, hike up, jack up, jump up, move up, raise high
lift 7 verb repeal, revoke end, reverse, relax, stop, remove, cancel, recall
lift 5 verb repeal, revoke dismantle, rescind, annul, terminate, countermand
lift 7 verb steal take, pocket, abstract, hook, appropriate, cop, copy
lift 11 verb steal pilfer, plagiarize, thieve, filch, pinch, swipe, crib, purloin, snitch, nip, pirate
lift 6 verb promote, improve enhance, support, boost, raise, advance, hike
lift 7 verb promote, improve upgrade, exalt, dignify, elevate, ameliorate, build up, jack up
light 7 adj illuminated sunny, bright, rich, clear, shining, brilliant, flashing
light 23 adj illuminated shiny, luminous, polished, glowing, glossy, ablaze, cloudless, lambent, lustrous, radiant, refulgent, resplendent, vivid, lucent, unclouded, burnished, fluorescent, aglow, phosphorescent, scintillant, unobscured, well-lighted, well-lit
light 2 adj blond, fair pale, faded
light 7 adj blond, fair pastel, bleached, fair-skinned, light-hued, light-skinned, light-toned, tow-headed
light 9 adj not heavy slight, loose, delicate, easy, small, thin, sheer, little, floating
light 41 adj not heavy agile, buoyant, fluffy, slender, lightweight, airy, petty, portable, flimsy, dainty, trifling, atmospheric, crumbly, downy, effervescent, ethereal, feathery, filmy, friable, frothy, graceful, inconsequential, insubstantial, lithe, meager, nimble, porous, sandy, spongy, sprightly, trivial, unsubstantial, weightless, featherweight, floatable, gossamery, imponderous, light-footed, sylphlike, tissuelike, unheavy
light 14 adj small in amount, content slight, faint, weak, tiny, gentle, mild, thin, moderate, soft, casual, restricted, minute, minor, modest
light 27 adj small in amount, content sparse, wee, scanty, minuscule, trifling, digestible, fractional, fragmentary, frivolous, frugal, inadequate, inconsequential, indistinct, insignificant, insufficient, puny, superficial, trivial, unimportant, unsubstantial, inconsiderable, shoestring, hardly any, hardly enough, not many, not much, not rich
light 2 adj simple, easy moderate, smooth
light 7 adj simple, easy effortless, facile, manageable, undemanding, unexacting, untaxing, untroublesome
light 6 adj funny, cheery sunny, pleasing, gay, high, entertaining, up
light 25 adj funny, cheery airy, lively, lighthearted, diverting, dizzy, amusing, upbeat, animated, trifling, blithe, carefree, cheerful, chipper, fickle, flighty, frivolous, giddy, humorous, merry, perky, superficial, trivial, witty, chirpy, sunny-side up
light 11 noun luminescence from sun or other source flash, sun, radiation, window, lamp, candle, bulb, star, dawn, shine, morning
light 42 noun luminescence from sun or other source glare, ray, daylight, glow, lantern, radiance, emanation, torch, brilliance, brilliancy, daybreak, illumination, glitter, sunrise, gleam, sparkle, morn, blaze, glimmer, sheen, luster, effulgence, aurora, glint, beacon, brightness, luminosity, taper, coruscation, splendor, flare, scintillation, sunshine, irradiation, phosphorescence, refulgence, lighthouse, sunbeam, daytime, incandescence, lambency, fulgor
light 15 noun context, point of view; understanding information, aspect, standing, angle, knowledge, explanation, insight, condition, attitude, interpretation, model, education, approach, example, awareness
light 9 noun context, point of view; understanding enlightenment, viewpoint, elucidation, slant, illustration, paragon, exemplar, comprehension, vantage point
light 6 verb illuminate shine, fire, spot, cast, flood, highlight
light 19 verb illuminate ignite, brighten, kindle, put on, turn on, limelight, illumine, irradiate, animate, inflame, lighten, illume, spotlight, light up, floodlight, furnish with light, make bright, make visible, switch on
light 4 verb start on fire burn, fire, spark, flame
light 7 verb start on fire ignite, kindle, inflame, enkindle, set fire to, set on fire, strike a match
light 6 verb step down; land sit, drop, stop, rest, settle, arrive
light 13 verb step down; land perch, alight, disembark, come down, get down, roost, deplane, detrain, fly down, set down, settle down, sit down, touch down
like 17 adj similar comparable, alike, related, twin, close, same, uniform, resembling, equivalent, double, equal, near, consistent, identical, such, relating, equaling
like 28 adj similar agnate, cognate, matching, conforming, corresponding, consonant, parallel, allied, akin, analogous, commensurate, compatible, homologous, selfsame, approximating, jibing, congeneric, allying, according to, approximative, coextensive, congenerous, in the manner of, much the same, not far from, not unlike, on the order of, undifferentiated
like 5 verb enjoy, be fond of admire, appreciate, love, prize, approve
like 33 verb enjoy, be fond of go for, exclaim, savor, dig, fancy, adore, esteem, cherish, relish, delight in, dote on, get a kick out of, be gratified by, be keen on, be partial to, be pleased by, be sweet on, care for, care to, derive pleasure from, feast on, find appealing, hanker for, hold dear, indulge in, luxuriate in, rejoice in, revel in, stuck on, take an interest in, take delight in, take satisfaction in, take to
like 8 verb choose, feel inclined prefer, please, want, desire, elect, wish, will, select
like 6 verb choose, feel inclined fancy, feel like, care to, feel disposed, have a preference for, incline toward
likely 13 adj probable, apt, hopeful fair, possible, reasonable, expected, acceptable, anticipated, favorite, promising, rational, seeming, tending, true, assuring
likely 31 adj probable, apt, hopeful inclined, feasible, prone, achievable, attainable, conceivable, credible, destined, disposed, given to, imaginable, liable, ostensible, plausible, practicable, predisposed, presumable, subject to, thinkable, up-and-coming, workable, believeable, conjecturable, in favor of, in the cards, in the habit of, inferable, odds-on, on the verge of, supposable, verisimilar
likely 1 adv probably presumably
likely 12 adv probably doubtless, doubtlessly, prima facie, seemingly, assumably, in all likelihood, in all probability, like as not, most likely, no doubt, presumptively, to all appearances
limb 15 noun appendage wheel, leg, stem, arm, branch, wing, projection, pin, spray, member, process, switch, part, extension, unit
limb 9 noun appendage extremity, lobe, spur, bough, sprig, offshoot, fin, gam, pinion
limit 20 noun greatest extent restriction, ceiling, cap, maximum, deadline, check, fence, bound, rim, border, absolute, end, goal, destination, conclusion, limitation, edge, ultimate, margin, tops
limit 24 noun greatest extent restraint, curb, verge, obstruction, brim, circumscription, brink, confines, confinement, finality, utmost, extremity, termination, bitter end, bottom line, breaking point, far out, bourne, cutoff point, end point, farthest point, farthest reach, the max, the most
limit 6 noun physical boundary end, frontier, edge, extent, border, extreme
limit 8 noun physical boundary perimeter, extremity, confines, periphery, purlieu, compass, precinct, borderland
limit 13 verb confine, restrict set, bar, reduce, narrow, specify, define, appoint, cap, fix, bound, contract, assign, check
limit 18 verb confine, restrict hinder, inhibit, lessen, curb, cramp, delimit, prescribe, ration, restrain, circumscribe, constrict, cork, demarcate, bottle up, delimitate, draw the line, hem in, keep the lid on
limitation 9 noun restraint, disadvantage control, restriction, check, reservation, condition, definition, bar, constraint, block
limitation 14 noun restraint, disadvantage cramp, injunction, obstruction, curb, snag, stint, circumspection, stricture, drawback, modification, inhibition, taboo, impediment, qualification
limited 12 adj restricted, definite narrow, particular, fixed, controlled, reserved, bound, qualified, modified, local, precise, defined, checked
limited 13 adj restricted, definite finite, sectional, restrained, bounded, confined, constrained, topical, determinate, delimited, hampered, circumscribed, curbed, hemmed in
limited 10 adj inadequate, short poor, restricted, small, narrow, reduced, minimal, little, set, mean, diminished
limited 6 adj inadequate, short insufficient, cramped, faulty, ineffectual, paltry, unsatisfactory
line 15 noun mark, stroke; border boundary, edge, channel, streak, figure, scratch, frontier, score, profile, band, bar, outline, rule, limit, tracing
line 16 noun mark, stroke; border dash, underline, configuration, silhouette, borderline, contour, furrow, stripe, wrinkle, delineation, figuration, demarcation, crease, groove, lineation, lineament
line 34 noun row, succession; course division, lane, group, track, train, route, list, street, channel, way, series, path, border, order, road, row, file, sequence, rank, array, arrangement, ridge, length, mark, crack, direction, string, band, formation, drain, thread, column, magazine, block
line 14 noun row, succession; course concatenation, echelon, seam, axis, trench, scar, fissure, trajectory, catalogue, tier, furrow, progression, queue, groove
line 4 noun cord, rope wire, cable, string, thread
line 2 noun cord, rope strand, filament
line 12 noun belief, policy position, route, program, system, course, approach, practice, ideology, principle, scheme, method, procedure
line 3 noun belief, policy polity, avenue, course of action
line 13 noun person's calling, interest field, job, work, business, area, province, profession, trade, pursuit, activity, department, employment, occupation
line 4 noun person's calling, interest forte, racket, vocation, specialization
line 4 noun ancestry race, family, strain, stock
line 6 noun ancestry lineage, descent, breed, heredity, succession, pedigree
line 6 noun written communication message, word, card, note, report, letter
line 1 noun written communication postcard
line 5 noun hint; influential communication information, lead, clue, indication, pitch
line 5 noun hint; influential communication patter, spiel, persuasion, song and dance, prepared speech
line 6 noun merchandise carried by store goods, commodity, produce, trade, involvement, materials
line 2 noun merchandise carried by store wares, vendibles
line 23 verb border, mark touch, follow, score, bound, rank, rim, array, skirt, cut, group, fix, draw, march, trace, communicate, join, outline, rule, range, edge, place, neighbor, order
line 16 verb border, mark adjoin, verge, underline, inscribe, abut, furrow, delineate, marshal, align, fringe, crease, queue, line up, ordinate, allineate, butt against
line 7 verb put covering inside object stuff, cover, fill, bush, face, reinforce, panel
line 9 verb put covering inside object quilt, overlay, wad, sheath, incrust, encrust, wainscot, ceil, interline
linear 7 adj undeviating; uninterrupted continuous, even, straight, right, through, true, shortest
linear 11 adj undeviating; uninterrupted beeline, horizontal, nonstop, point-blank, unbroken, unswerving, straightaway, in bee line, in straight line, not crooked, straight ahead
linear 16 adj confined, restricted precise, limited, tight, thin, small, exclusive, set, close, fine, select, spare, shrunken, near, fixed, pent, contracted
linear 23 adj confined, restricted slim, definite, precarious, slender, cramped, scanty, strait, confining, scant, tapering, taper, exiguous, meager, paltry, determinate, attenuated, circumscribed, constricted, pinched, compressed, tapered, threadlike, incapacious
linear 16 adj aligned; not curved short, solid, smooth, consecutive, even, right, vertical, level, direct, running, square, continuous, near, sheer, through, true
linear 28 adj aligned; not curved straightforward, successive, nonstop, invariable, plumb, perpendicular, beeline, upright, horizontal, erect, inflexible, precipitous, unbroken, uninterrupted, unswerving, unrelieved, collinear, in a line, in a row, in line, like an arrow, lineal, rectilineal, rectilinear, unbent, uncurled, undeviating, undistorted
linear 3 adj having streaks marked, tore, barred
linear 15 adj having streaks ridged, variegated, striped, striate, streaky, veined, grooved, whelked, striated, brindled, lineate, liny, pied, strigose, whelky
linen 5 noun fabric cloth, bedding, lawn, thread, paper
linen 8 noun fabric lingerie, damask, napery, garments, cambric, brabant, dornick, toile
linger 10 verb loiter, delay drift, stay, remain, wait, hesitate, tool, stop, trail, poke, crawl
linger 39 verb loiter, delay idle, dawdle, shuffle, slouch, tarry, trifle, traipse, putter, loll, mosey, plod, falter, mope, totter, lag, hobble, dally, saunter, stroll, vacillate, trudge, procrastinate, stagger, lumber, amble, dillydally, fool around, fritter away, goof off, hang around, put off, stick around, be dilatory, be long, be tardy, hang out, sit around, wait around, take one's time
linger 8 verb continue, endure stay, remain, persist, survive, wait, last, stand, cling
linger 4 verb continue, endure bide, abide, hang on, stick around
linguist 7 noun specialist in language interpreter, lexicographer, grammarian, polyglot, philologist, glottologist, linguistician
linguistics 3 noun language rules structure, elements, principles
linguistics 10 noun language rules alphabet, syntax, stratification, rudiments, accidence, fundaments, ABCs, morphology, sentence structure, tagmemics
link 19 noun component, connection network, relationship, element, contact, channel, tie, association, in, ring, section, member, division, joint, part, coupling, piece, loop, bond, joining
link 24 noun component, connection hookup, knot, nexus, hitch, seam, ligature, connective, interconnection, attachment, tie-up, junction, articulation, yoke, splice, fastening, constituent, intersection, weld, vinculum, copula, coupler, ligation, ligament, interface
link 13 verb connect join, associate, relate, unite, attach, combine, identify, bind, tie, incorporate, group, network, couple
link 17 verb connect conjoin, bracket, yoke, conjugate, fasten, hook up, interface, hitch on, meld with, plug into, slap on, tack on, tag along, tag on, team up with, throw in with, tie in with
lion 1 noun feline cat
lion 8 noun feline cougar, wildcat, puma, griffin, lioness, leo, felis leo, simba
lip 5 noun edge, brink rim, projection, border, margin, chops
lip 9 noun edge, brink spout, nozzle, overlap, portal, brim, flare, labium, flange, labrum
lip 3 noun insolence jaw, cheek, sauce
lip 8 noun insolence mouth, impertinence, sass, sauciness, guff, rudeness, effrontery, back talk
liquid 9 adj fluid, flowing, melting smooth, running, melted, wet, molten, moving, soft, thin, dissolved
liquid 30 adj fluid, flowing, melting succulent, solvent, damp, dulcet, fluent, juicy, luscious, mellifluous, mellow, moist, sappy, viscous, watery, pulpy, splashing, aqueous, deliquescent, dissolvable, fluidic, fusible, ichorous, liquefied, liquescent, liquiform, mellifluent, meltable, runny, serous, thawed, uncongealed
liquid 4 adj readily available quick, ready, fluid, free
liquid 5 adj readily available convertible, marketable, negotiable, usable, realizable
liquid 3 noun fluid flow, solution, juice
liquid 15 noun fluid goo, slop, nectar, swill, flux, liquor, elixir, secretion, sap, extract, broth, aqua, goop, aqueous material, melted material
list 28 noun record, tabulation series, file, table, calendar, poll, ballot, index, menu, program, draft, inventory, schedule, catalog, ticket, account, bill, agenda, contents, row, statistics, brief, arrangement, roll, panel, outline, register, loop, listing
list 26 noun record, tabulation archive, dictionary, tally, directory, lineup, lexicon, memorandum, canon, invoice, enumeration, syllabus, catalogue, gazette, timetable, vocabulary, slate, bulletin, thesaurus, census, manifest, prospectus, docket, scroll, roll call, checklist, screed
list 21 verb keep a record; tabulate register, detail, note, place, classify, file, enter, post, specify, poll, index, book, inventory, schedule, chart, arrange, insert, enroll, bill, record, specialize
list 24 verb keep a record; tabulate spell out, invoice, tab, enumerate, numerate, particularize, itemize, catalogue, peg, tally, inscribe, census, chronicle, manifest, docket, run down, calender, button down, keep count, put down as, put down for, set down, tick off, write down
list 4 verb lean, slant slope, tip, pitch, heel
list 5 verb lean, slant incline, tilt, recline, cant, careen
listen 13 verb hear and pay attention attend, get, accept, admit, observe, welcome, receive, adopt, mind, concentrate, catch, entertain, monitor
listen 27 verb hear and pay attention audit, hark, obey, eavesdrop, hearken, hear out, tune in, take notice, overhear, harken, auscultate, auscult, be all ears, be attentive, get a load of, give an audience to, give attention, give heed to, hang on words, hear tell, lend an ear, pick up on, prick up ears, take advice, take into consideration, take under advisement, tune in on
literacy 5 noun ability to read education, knowledge, learning, background, scholarship
literacy 5 noun ability to read proficiency, refinement, cultivation, articulateness, articulacy
literary 3 adj concerning books classical, formal, learned
literary 7 adj concerning books scholarly, bookish, erudite, lettered, literate, well-read, belletristic
literature 28 noun written matter, both fictional and nonfictional essay, drama, story, novel, information, poetry, research, article, composition, biography, history, comment, abstract, humanities, discussion, discourse, lit, theme, treatment, report, observation, summary, paper, writings, letters, findings, books, classics
literature 16 noun written matter, both fictional and nonfictional prose, leaflet, pamphlet, lore, brochure, disquisition, thesis, critique, dissertation, exposition, tract, treatise, précis, belles-lettres, literary works, written work
litigation 9 noun matter coming before court of law case, process, prosecution, trial, suit, action, lawsuit, dispute, cause
litigation 1 noun matter coming before court of law contention
live 6 adj existent alive, living, breathing, aware, conscious, vital
live 1 adj existent animate
live 12 adj energetic, vigorous working, burning, running, pressing, functioning, active, controversial, current, dynamic, effective, efficient, vital
live 13 adj energetic, vigorous hot, lively, prevalent, unsettled, brisk, alert, earnest, effectual, efficacious, operative, pertinent, topical, vivid
live 13 verb exist last, lead, move, maintain, remain, continue, endure, pass, survive, breathe, be, persist, prevail
live 9 verb exist get along, abide, subsist, get by, be alive, draw breath, have life, make it, remain alive
live 4 verb inhabit a dwelling locate, settle, occupy, nest
live 11 verb inhabit a dwelling reside, crash, perch, abide, lodge, dwell, bide, bunk, roost, hang out, hang one's hat
live 4 verb enjoy being alive love, experience, thrive, delight
live 8 verb enjoy being alive flourish, savor, prosper, relish, luxuriate, be happy, make the most of, take pleasure
live 5 verb make money to support living feed, maintain, profit, fare, support
live 8 verb make money to support living get along, subsist, get by, acquire a livelihood, earn a living, earn money, make ends meet, make it
lively 11 adj energetic, active, busy bright, entertaining, stimulating, complex, driving, gay, happy, involved, jumping, quick, stirring
lively 44 adj energetic, active, busy enjoyable, vigorous, provocative, cheerful, festive, frisky, buoyant, peppy, spirited, nimble, animated, refreshing, agile, alert, animate, astir, blithe, brisk, chipper, dashing, effervescent, enterprising, frolicsome, industrious, jocund, keen, merry, perky, pert, rousing, snappy, sparkling, sprightly, spry, vivacious, zippy, blithesome, bouncy, bustling, buzzing, chirpy, full of pep, go-go, hyper
liver 6 adj existent alive, living, breathing, aware, conscious, vital
liver 1 adj existent animate
liver 12 adj energetic, vigorous working, burning, running, pressing, functioning, active, controversial, current, dynamic, effective, efficient, vital
liver 13 adj energetic, vigorous hot, lively, prevalent, unsettled, brisk, alert, earnest, effectual, efficacious, operative, pertinent, topical, vivid
load 11 noun cargo, freight goods, capacity, weight, haul, amount, shot, charge, part, mass, contents, pack
load 10 noun cargo, freight bundle, consignment, shipment, payload, lading, parcel, bale, hindrance, encumbrance, heft
load 14 noun burden, pressure task, responsibility, weight, duty, tax, drag, liability, charge, drain, trouble, trust, obligation, worry, care
load 10 noun burden, pressure albatross, onus, encumbrance, oppression, cumber, millstone, incubus, affliction, deadweight, excess baggage
load 16 verb burden, saddle stuff, pile, carry, pack, stack, store, fill, weight, mass, top, flood, charge, bear, arrange, place, weigh
load 24 verb burden, saddle lade, cram, surfeit, glut, freight, jam, ballast, oversupply, stow, heap, gorge, choke, swamp, lumber, weigh down, chock, containerize, heap up, pile it on, pile up, pour in, put aboard, ram in, top off
load 7 verb overburden, pressure task, weight, tax, charge, burden, trouble, worry
load 6 verb overburden, pressure lade, saddle, oppress, encumber, hamper, weigh down
loan 6 noun money given temporarily credit, investment, mortgage, advance, trust, extension
loan 4 noun money given temporarily allowance, accommodation, floater, time payment
loan 10 verb give money, possession temporarily provide, lend, advance, scratch, stake, accommodate, credit, score, allow, touch
loan 2 verb give money, possession temporarily lay on one, let out
lobby 5 noun entrance hall hallway, porch, hall, corridor, passage
lobby 7 noun entrance hall vestibule, foyer, waiting room, passageway, gateway, doorway, antechamber
lobby 20 verb press for political action urge, request, push, persuade, press, promote, pitch, influence, affect, further, sell, boost, alter, spot, modify, pressure, change, advance, drum, bill
lobby 24 verb press for political action solicit, sway, billboard, splash, thump, procure, induce, sweet-talk, plug, hype, build up, hard sell, politick, campaign for, soft-soap, bring pressure to bear, exert influence, high pressure, make a pitch for, pull strings, put pressure on, sell on, soft-sell, solicit votes
lobe 6 noun flap projection, fold, portion, ear, lap, section
lobe 5 noun flap node, protuberance, wattle, convexity, excurvation
locate 11 verb find detect, spot, discover, station, strike, uncover, establish, read, position, place, determine
locate 21 verb find unearth, pinpoint, hook, come across, come upon, ferret out, get at, happen upon, hit upon, light upon, meet with, pick up on, pin down, search out, smell out, smoke out, stumble on, track down, trip over, zero in on, lay one's hands on
locate 8 verb settle set, park, stand, put, establish, fix, seat, place
locate 8 verb settle reside, situate, inhabit, squat, dispose, dwell, dig in, hang one's hat
location 15 noun place of residence or activity neighborhood, district, area, region, point, spot, site, scene, station, situation, position, part, section, hole, post
location 10 noun place of residence or activity locale, venue, whereabouts, locality, fix, locus, tract, turf, neck of the woods, bearings
lock 8 noun device that fastens and bars free passage grip, bolt, bar, hook, connection, link, catch, bond
lock 10 noun device that fastens and bars free passage latch, clamp, fixture, clinch, fastening, grapple, junction, hasp, clasp, padlock
lock 15 verb fasten, clasp shut, engage, join, seal, press, close, hug, bar, secure, button, embrace, bolt, unite, grasp, link
lock 10 verb fasten, clasp encircle, entwine, clutch, enclose, grapple, mesh, clench, latch, button up, turn the key
lodge 8 noun cabin; vacation residence hotel, shelter, cottage, house, camp, couch, home, retreat
lodge 23 noun cabin; vacation residence dormitory, chalet, dwelling, shack, tavern, motel, hut, inn, hostel, abode, shanty, villa, haunt, stopover, den, hospice, hostelry, burrow, public house, country house, gatehouse, auberge, roadhouse
lodge 8 verb become fixed or wedged stick, plant, fix, stay, remain, install, catch, root
lodge 8 verb become fixed or wedged abide, implant, embed, entrench, ingrain, infix, imbed, come to rest
lodge 14 verb stay at temporary residence house, accommodate, rent, station, board, locate, crash, shelter, nest, stop, stay, entertain, room, quarter
lodge 17 verb stay at temporary residence reside, abide, perch, hostel, squat, bunk, domicile, canton, dwell, park, bestow, harbor, sojourn, hole up, put up, roost, stay over
log 8 noun stump of tree chunk, wood, piece, timber, length, stick, trunk, block
log 2 noun stump of tree bole, driftwood
log 7 noun record journal, diary, chart, account, register, book, listing
log 3 noun record tally, daybook, logbook
logic 4 noun science of reasoning philosophy, sense, relationship, connection
logic 18 noun science of reasoning sanity, rationale, argumentation, inference, coherence, deduction, ratiocination, syllogism, thesis, dialectic, induction, linkage, sound judgment, antithesis and synthesis, course of thought, good sense, syllogistics, train of thought
logical 16 adj probable, reasonable relevant, necessary, consistent, convincing, valid, obvious, legitimate, rational, compelling, intelligent, wise, clear, fair, sound, subtle, telling
logical 28 adj probable, reasonable sensible, cogent, plausible, coherent, lucid, analytical, congruent, consequent, deducible, discerning, discriminating, germane, inferential, judicious, justifiable, kosher, perceptive, perspicuous, pertinent, analytic, commonsensical, legit, extensional, holding together, holding water, juridicious, most likely, well-organized
lonely 12 adj feeling friendless, forlorn isolated, deserted, homeless, empty, abandoned, alone, apart, down, left, rejected, single, withdrawn
lonely 21 adj feeling friendless, forlorn solitary, desolate, reclusive, lonesome, destitute, disconsolate, forsaken, godforsaken, lone, outcast, secluded, unattended, comfortless, companionless, by oneself, estranged, renounced, troglodytic, unbefriended, uncherished, unsocial
lonely 9 adj out-of-the-way remote, isolated, quiet, deserted, alone, private, removed, retired, secret
lonely 9 adj out-of-the-way solitary, desolate, godforsaken, obscure, secluded, uninhabited, unfrequented, off the beaten track, sequestered
long 16 adj extended in space or time great, deep, high, tall, stretch, running, enduring, towering, sustained, distant, extensive, remote, expanded, stretching, stretched, continued
long 22 adj extended in space or time lengthy, protracted, prolonged, elongate, elongated, enlarged, lingering, lasting, far-reaching, faraway, gangling, lanky, lofty, rangy, stringy, far-off, lengthened, drawn out, longish, outstretched, spread out, spun out
long 5 adj interminable, excessive in length late, slow, delayed, sustained, dragging
long 21 adj interminable, excessive in length lengthy, protracted, prolonged, diffuse, lingering, boundless, dilatory, limitless, long-winded, prolix, tardy, unending, verbose, wordy, drawn-out, long-drawn-out, overlong, diffusive, for ages, forever and a day, without end
long 7 verb desire, crave aim, hunger, wish, pine, want, sigh, miss
long 12 verb desire, crave yearn, itch, covet, hanker, lust, thirst, aspire, ache, suspire, dream of, have a yen for, spoil for
look 22 noun visual examination stare, glimpse, review, attention, glance, view, sight, marking, flash, surveillance, gaze, regard, noticing, speculation, case, regarding, observation, cast, survey, inspection, viewing, gun
look 16 noun visual examination peek, eye, leer, introspection, swivel, slant, scrutiny, contemplation, once-over, gander, reconnaissance, squint, evil eye, beholding, keeping watch, look-see
look 11 noun characteristic, stylish appearance fashion, presence, face, manner, expression, bearing, seeming, effect, air, cast, aspect
look 9 noun characteristic, stylish appearance demeanor, semblance, mien, countenance, physiognomy, complexion, guise, mug, visage
look 27 verb examine visually stare, notice, consider, read, study, watch, see, peer, glance, view, scan, mind, focus, mark, eye, flash, tend, note, gaze, regard, attend, spot, contemplate, observe, spy, admire, survey
look 18 verb examine visually rubberneck, gape, beware, goggle, scrutinize, ogle, behold, inspect, gawk, peep, glower, scout, heed, get a load of, pore over, take a gander, take in the sights, feast one's eyes
look 9 verb appear, seem to be sound, express, show, exhibit, resemble, evidence, indicate, display, present
look 4 verb appear, seem to be manifest, look like, make clear, strike as
look 6 verb expect, anticipate search, seek, hope, hunt, await, divine
look 4 verb expect, anticipate foretell, forecast, count on, reckon on
look 2 verb face front, overlook
look 2 verb face front on, give onto
loop 5 noun circle, spiral curve, twist, bend, circuit, ring
loop 13 noun circle, spiral coil, circumference, wreath, knot, hoop, twirl, kink, whorl, noose, curl, loophole, convolution, eyelet
loop 11 verb circle, spiral twist, curve, bend, join, turn, fold, bow, connect, ring, roll, surround
loop 16 verb circle, spiral curl, encircle, girdle, encompass, crook, gird, arc, knot, compass, coil, braid, arch, begird, curve around, tie together, wind around
loose 10 adj not tight; unconstrained relaxed, easy, hanging, escaped, floating, separate, free, released, clear, apart
loose 39 adj not tight; unconstrained sloppy, lax, baggy, limp, unlocked, untied, disconnected, unhinged, slack, undone, detached, asunder, flabby, flaccid, insecure, movable, unattached, unconnected, unfettered, unrestrained, unrestricted, wobbly, unconfined, unbuttoned, unhooked, loosened, unbound, unclasped, liberated, unpinned, unfastened, unbolted, slackened, at large, not fitting, uncaged, unlatched, unsecured, unshackled
loose 2 adj indefinite, vague disordered, random
loose 11 adj indefinite, vague rambling, detached, obscure, diffuse, disconnected, ill-defined, inaccurate, indistinct, negligent, remiss, imprecise
loose 7 adj promiscuous easy, fast, abandoned, light, swinging, speeding, playing
loose 26 adj promiscuous careless, lax, debauched, wanton, corrupt, dissipated, capricious, disreputable, dissolute, heedless, immoral, imprudent, inconstant, lewd, libertine, licentious, negligent, out of control, profligate, rash, reckless, thoughtless, unmindful, unrestrained, unchaste, high living
lose 11 verb be deprived of; mislay suffer, drop, fail, waste, forget, consume, miss, exhaust, sacrifice, drain, yield
lose 29 verb be deprived of; mislay squander, surrender, bereave, forfeit, misplace, lavish, deplete, capitulate, dissipate, rob, displace, disinherit, relinquish, oust, expend, default, dispossess, misspend, divest, give up, be careless, be impoverished, be reduced, become poorer, fail to keep, fall short, pass up, suffer loss, use up
lose 5 verb be defeated decline, drop, fall, miss, yield
lose 15 verb be defeated succumb, be humbled, be outdistanced, be sunk, be taken to cleaners, be the loser, be worsted, come up short, drop a bundle, kiss goodbye, lose out, suffer defeat, take a beating, take the count, take the heat
lose 4 verb escape, avoid clear, duck, shake, rid
lose 12 verb escape, avoid dodge, stray, evade, outrun, elude, unburden, shake off, throw off, give the slip, leave behind, slip away, wander from
loss 22 noun misfortune, deficit; something misplaced or lost debt, disaster, accident, fall, damage, failure, cost, defeat, trouble, injury, casualty, destruction, harm, want, need, death, ruin, waste, sacrifice, hurt, trial, losing
loss 28 noun misfortune, deficit; something misplaced or lost catastrophe, undoing, misadventure, dispossession, mishap, deficiency, shrinkage, privation, depletion, perdition, impairment, disappearance, destitution, debit, bereavement, forfeiture, cataclysm, fatality, disadvantage, deprivation, calamity, retardation, detriment, wreckage, bad luck, squandering, mislaying, misplacing
lost 9 adj missing, off-track invisible, vanished, hidden, gone, missed, lacking, wandering, without, disappeared
lost 25 adj missing, off-track absent, adrift, disoriented, misplaced, strayed, forfeit, obscured, mislaid, minus, astray, down the drain, irrevocable, off-course, wayward, forfeited, at sea, cast away, fallen between cracks, gone astray, irrecoverable, irretrievable, kiss goodbye, nowhere to be found, out the window, unredeemed
lost 7 adj extinct, destroyed wasted, dead, gone, past, forgotten, ruined, consumed
lost 20 adj extinct, destroyed obsolete, bygone, misspent, obliterated, lapsed, dissipated, wrecked, out-of-date, annihilated, devastated, perished, exterminated, eradicated, squandered, demolished, frittered, misused, abolished, unremembered, wiped out
lost 4 adj distracted, dreaming wasted, absorbed, abstracted, entranced
lost 20 adj distracted, dreaming absent, unconscious, bewildered, perplexed, engrossed, spellbound, musing, preoccupied, bemused, absentminded, dreamy, faraway, feeble, ignorant, rapt, distrait, going in circles, inconscient, taken in, taken up
lot 12 noun piece of property piece, area, field, portion, part, property, plot, division, clearing, patch, percentage, block
lot 9 noun piece of property frontage, parcel, allotment, tract, acreage, apportionment, real estate, plat, plottage
lot 22 noun quantity, often large load, set, group, crowd, number, collection, much, plenty, bunch, cluster, pile, circle, order, body, stack, ocean, mass, push, barrel, pack, scores, stacks
lot 20 noun quantity, often large abundance, conglomeration, plenitude, mess, aggregation, bundle, conglomerate, consignment, heap, aggregate, assortment, oodles, clutch, batch, requisition, amplitude, multiplicity, clump, reams, great deal
lot 7 noun portion, share part, piece, slice, bite, cut, take, percentage
lot 5 noun portion, share parcel, allotment, ration, quota, allowance
lot 8 noun fate, destiny chance, portion, accident, fortune, circumstance, hazard, break, breaks
lot 12 noun fate, destiny decree, kismet, karma, doom, plight, predestination, Moirai, foreordination, wheel of fortune, hand one is dealt, run of luck, way cookie crumbles
loud 10 adj blaring, noisy heavy, ringing, big, powerful, strong, intense, deep, full, booming, crashing
loud 35 adj blaring, noisy lusty, resounding, roaring, vociferous, vehement, rowdy, strident, raucous, rambunctious, deafening, boisterous, emphatic, forte, blatant, cacophonous, clamorous, obstreperous, piercing, resonant, sonorous, stentorian, tumultuous, turbulent, uproarious, high-sounding, thundering, blustering, ear-piercing, ear-splitting, full-mouthed, fulminating, loud-voiced, pealing, turned up, wakes the dead
loud 1 adj offensive, gaudy gross
loud 22 adj offensive, gaudy brash, brassy, rude, vulgar, raucous, flashy, obnoxious, brazen, chintzy, coarse, crass, crude, flamboyant, garish, glaring, lurid, meretricious, obtrusive, ostentatious, showy, tasteless, tawdry
lounge 5 noun club, socializing place bar, lobby, tap, spot, reception
lounge 12 noun club, socializing place saloon, parlor, pub, hideaway, barroom, dive, taproom, mezzanine, cocktail lounge, club room, drinkery, watering hole
lounge 1 verb lie about, waste time relax
lounge 17 verb lie about, waste time sprawl, recline, loll, idle, loiter, saunter, laze, loaf, dawdle, goldbrick, repose, bum, goof off, kill time, fritter away, pass time, take it easy
love 14 noun adoration; very strong liking emotion, appreciation, taste, passion, respect, friendship, involvement, sentiment, crush, weakness, regard, delight, like, flame
love 33 noun adoration; very strong liking tenderness, fondness, lust, yearning, affection, devotion, infatuation, rapture, allegiance, adulation, amour, fidelity, worship, enjoyment, attachment, fervor, inclination, amity, hankering, enchantment, ardor, partiality, idolatry, amorousness, relish, case, piety, zeal, soft spot, cherishing, devotedness, ardency, mad for
love 12 noun person who is loved by another passion, lover, angel, sweet, honey, dear, girlfriend, beloved, spark, boyfriend, flame, dearest
love 16 noun person who is loved by another admirer, inamorata, darling, sweetheart, paramour, beau, Romeo, truelove, suitor, swain, courter, valentine, inamorato, Juliet, dear one, loved one
love 5 verb adore, like very much prize, treasure, prefer, admire, choose
love 35 verb adore, like very much cherish, worship, go for, glorify, canonize, deify, fancy, idolize, exalt, venerate, adulate, esteem, delight in, dote on, fall for, care for, be attached to, be captivated by, be crazy about, be enamored of, be enchanted by, be fascinated with, be fond of, be in love with, gone on, have affection for, have it bad, hold dear, hold high, long for, put on pedestal, think the world of, thrive with, wild for, lose one's heart to
love 11 verb have sexual relations feel, embrace, kiss, shine, court, neck, stroke, cling, press, hug, hold
love 14 verb have sexual relations fondle, lick, tryst, pet, cuddle, woo, cosset, soothe, caress, clasp, make love, draw close, look tenderly, take into one's arms
lover 8 noun person having sexual relationship companion, girlfriend, boyfriend, steady, flame, beloved, dear, dearest
lover 24 noun person having sexual relationship sweetheart, suitor, admirer, solicitor, escort, paramour, beau, petitioner, Romeo, truelove, swain, inamorata, darling, suppliant, fiancée, significant other, courter, inamorato, idolizer, wooer, valentine, Juliet, fiancé, infatuate
low 17 adj close to the ground; short small, flat, little, below, depressed, lowering, shallow, sunken, bottom, level, deep, minor, junior, beneath, lesser, profound, under
low 18 adj close to the ground; short stunted, squat, prostrate, inferior, nether, subjacent, decumbent, crouched, subsided, bottommost, ground-level, low-hanging, low-lying, low-set, not high, rock-bottom, squatty, unelevated
low 8 adj reduced; mediocre poor, little, cheap, modest, reasonable, small, moderate, cut
low 23 adj reduced; mediocre paltry, sparse, insignificant, deficient, inadequate, meager, nominal, shoddy, depleted, scant, inferior, trifling, economical, inexpensive, puny, second-rate, substandard, worthless, low-grade, slashed, cut-rate, marked down, uncostly
low 8 adj crude, vulgar rough, blue, offensive, raw, base, common, mean, nasty
low 35 adj crude, vulgar gross, depraved, degraded, menial, abject, coarse, contemptible, crass, dastardly, despicable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, ignoble, inelegant, miserable, obscene, off-color, rude, scruffy, servile, sordid, unbecoming, uncouth, unrefined, unworthy, vile, woebegone, woeful, wretched, scrubby, scurvy, crumby, ill-bred, undignified
low 5 adj living in, coming from poor circumstances poor, simple, plain, base, mean
low 11 adj living in, coming from poor circumstances plebeian, humble, obscure, ignoble, lowly, meek, rude, unpretentious, baseborn, unwashed, lowborn
low 5 adj depressed down, bad, sad, unhappy, dragged
low 21 adj depressed blue, downcast, dejected, moody, crestfallen, despondent, down in the mouth, downhearted, fed up, forlorn, gloomy, glum, miserable, morose, spiritless, low-down, disheartened, down and out, down in the dumps, in the pits, singing the blues
low 9 adj not feeling well weak, reduced, sinking, dying, exhausted, ill, faint, sick, stricken
low 10 adj not feeling well debilitated, indisposed, dizzy, frail, ailing, prostrate, feeble, poorly, sickly, unwell
low 5 adj not loud soft, quiet, whispered, faint, gentle
low 4 adj not loud subdued, hushed, muffled, muted
low-quality 11 adj inferior average, bad, base, common, fair, lemon, mean, ordinary, sad, worse, poorer
low-quality 20 adj inferior déclassé, good-for-nothing, hack, imperfect, indifferent, junk, lousy, low-grade, mediocre, middling, paltry, second-class, second-rate, shabby, sorry, substandard, tawdry, two-bit, wretched, low-rent
lower 10 adj under, inferior junior, reduced, minor, low, secondary, lesser, smaller, under, diminished, decreased
lower 11 adj under, inferior subordinate, bush-league, nether, subjacent, second-class, lessened, curtailed, lower rung, pared down, second-fiddle, second-string
lower 6 verb let down; fall drop, reduce, sink, ground, descend, couch
lower 12 verb let down; fall depress, droop, submerge, let down, take down, demit, bring low, cast down, detrude, make lower, push down, set down
lower 6 verb reduce, minimize cut, soften, decrease, diminish, clip, moderate
lower 24 verb reduce, minimize pare, lessen, devalue, slash, downgrade, curtail, cut down, depreciate, shave, prune, undervalue, deflate, downsize, decry, abate, demote, devaluate, cut back, tone down, write off, scale down, de-escalate, mark down, roll back
lower 14 verb belittle, disgrace downgrade, depress, devalue, debase, humble, stoop, condescend, degrade, deign, demean, abase, humiliate, bemean, cast down
loyal 7 adj faithful, dependable devoted, believing, constant, firm, steady, true, attached
loyal 18 adj faithful, dependable steadfast, trustworthy, patriotic, ardent, staunch, dutiful, allegiant, dyed-in-the-wool, resolute, tried-and-true, true-blue, trusty, unfailing, unswerving, unwavering, behind one, coming through, on one's side
loyalty 10 noun faithfulness, dependability faith, support, reliability, tie, integrity, honor, duty, resolution, truth, bond
loyalty 34 noun faithfulness, dependability fidelity, fealty, patriotism, honesty, allegiance, obedience, sincerity, adherence, devotion, truthfulness, earnestness, incorruptibility, homage, probity, scrupulousness, attachment, ardor, conscientiousness, constancy, submission, singleness, zeal, uprightness, steadfastness, troth, inviolability, trustworthiness, single-mindedness, trueness, subjection, trustiness, staunchness, devotedness, trueheartedness
lucky 8 adj fortunate, opportune successful, happy, blessed, charmed, favored, golden, promising, well
lucky 25 adj fortunate, opportune hot, fortuitous, advantageous, adventitious, auspicious, beneficial, benign, felicitous, hopeful, on a roll, propitious, prosperous, timely, providential, all systems go, coming up roses, everything going, getting a break, hit it big, holding aces, in the groove, into something, on a streak, serendipitous, striking it rich
lump 24 noun clump, mass swelling, chunk, tumor, pile, chip, cluster, growth, bunch, group, section, much, lot, ball, mountain, handful, spot, bulk, part, bit, solid, portion, cake, piece, block
lump 18 noun clump, mass bump, wad, bulge, knot, hunk, wedge, morsel, protrusion, dab, gob, agglomeration, protuberance, peck, crumb, nugget, scrap, tumescence, knurl
lump 7 verb tolerate, withstand stomach, bear, take, endure, swallow, suffer, stand
lump 4 verb tolerate, withstand brook, abide, digest, put up with
lunatic asylum 21 noun mental institution bedlam, booby hatch, funny farm, insane asylum, madhouse, mental hospital, nut house, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health facility, mental health institution, mental institution, nuthouse, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, psycho ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium
lunatic asylum 19 noun mental institution bedlam, booby hatch, funny farm, insane asylum, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health facility, mental health institution, mental institution, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium
lunatic asylum 18 noun insane asylum bedlam, funny farm, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health institution, mental home, mental institution, nuthouse, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium
lunatic asylum 18 noun insane asylum bedlam, booby hatch, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health institution, mental home, mental institution, nuthouse, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium
lunatic asylum 19 noun mental institution asylum, bedlam, booby hatch, funny farm, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, nut house, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health institution, mental home, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium
lunch 1 noun midday meal tea
lunch 3 noun midday meal luncheon, high tea, snack
lung 3 noun body part bronchi, alveolus, pleura
machine 10 noun device that performs a task engine, automobile, tool, instrument, motor, vehicle, robot, mechanism, computer, implement
machine 8 noun device that performs a task apparatus, appliance, gadget, contraption, widget, contrivance, thingamabob, automaton
machine 6 noun well-run political organization system, structure, agency, party, ring, movement
machine 3 noun well-run political organization machinery, setup, lineup
machine 3 noun person who acts automatically robot, agent, mechanical
machine 7 noun person who acts automatically laborer, clone, grind, puppet, drudge, zombie, automaton
machinery 22 noun devices performing work engine, gear, instrument, tool, system, equipment, motor, vehicle, medium, channel, organ, means, agency, mechanism, outfit, agent, tackle, implement, works, method, structure, shifts
machinery 10 noun devices performing work apparatus, utensil, appliance, contraption, accouterment, materiel, paraphernalia, gadget, contrivance, habiliments
mad person 1 noun person who is considered mentally ill patient
mad person 16 noun person who is considered mentally ill crazy person, demented, deranged, idiot, imbecile, lunatic, maniac, psycho, psychopath, psychotic, sociopath, loon, bedlamite, mental case, raver, schizophrenic
magazine 10 noun periodic publication journal, manual, daily, paper, newspaper, sheet, organ, review, annual, joint
magazine 20 noun periodic publication pamphlet, booklet, brochure, periodical, newsletter, rag, slick, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, weekly, bimonthly, semiweekly, monthly, broadside, biweekly, throwaway
magazine 2 noun arsenal of weapons store, warehouse
magazine 9 noun arsenal of weapons repository, repertory, cache, depository, depot, armory, ammunition dump, storehouse, munitions dump
magician 3 noun person who performs supernatural genius, medium, diviner
magician 32 noun person who performs supernatural wizard, witch, virtuoso, charmer, seer, enchanter, enchantress, siren, conjurer, soothsayer, sorcerer, warlock, shaman, trickster, prophet, voodoo, genie, marvel, fortune-teller, witch doctor, satanist, necromancer, exorciser, thaumaturge, illusionist, spellbinder, diabolist, exorcist, feats or tricks archimage, medicine person, miracle worker, theurgist
magnetic 7 adj drawing, attractive appealing, charming, entrancing, fascinating, inviting, arresting, pulling
magnetic 9 adj drawing, attractive seductive, hypnotic, irresistible, alluring, charismatic, enchanting, bewitching, captivating, mesmerizing
magnitude 8 noun importance consequence, weight, degree, significance, mark, note, moment, import
magnitude 7 noun importance momentousness, pith, greatness, signification, eminence, grandeur, weightiness
magnitude 18 noun size strength, capacity, proportion, amount, volume, intensity, extent, measurement, dimension, quantity, dimensions, space, proportions, reach, measure, bulk, range, mass
magnitude 15 noun size breadth, enormity, immensity, bigness, vastness, largeness, greatness, expanse, amplitude, compass, enormousness, admeasurement, hugeness, sizableness, tremendousness
maid 5 noun servant girl, woman, help, domestic, miss
maid 13 noun servant au pair, biddy, damsel, nursemaid, cleaning woman, housemaid, chambermaid, handmaiden, maidservant, factotum, cleaning lady, hired girl, live-in
mail 4 noun written correspondence; system for sending correspondence package, communication, letter, post
mail 6 noun written correspondence; system for sending correspondence parcel, junk mail, post office, postcard, air mail, postal service
mail 5 verb send through the postal system express, drop, forward, transmit, post
mail 2 verb send through the postal system dispatch, send by mail
main 20 adj principal, predominant prime, major, central, leading, primary, vital, fundamental, particular, essential, special, head, star, chief, capital, necessary, controlling, critical, crucial, outstanding, prevailing
main 7 adj principal, predominant preeminent, premier, cardinal, foremost, paramount, stellar, supreme
main 7 adj absolute, utter entire, simple, mere, direct, only, pure, sheer
main 4 adj absolute, utter utmost, brute, downright, undisguised
main 4 noun pipe for system cable, trunk, line, channel
main 3 noun pipe for system conduit, duct, trough
mainstream 15 adj prevailing dominant, normal, average, primary, general, current, regular, common, standard, accepted, conventional, established, popular, typical, widespread
mainstream 1 adj prevailing predominant
maintenance 14 noun perpetuation, support; sustenance supply, conservation, care, living, resources, food, provision, bread, keeping, keep, salt, repairs, carrying, sustaining
maintenance 18 noun perpetuation, support; sustenance upkeep, preservation, aliment, continuation, bacon, livelihood, alimony, alimentation, subsistence, continuance, wherewithal, prolongation, nurture, allowance, bread and butter, sustainment, retainment, sustention
major 21 adj bigger dominant, big, primary, large, leading, extensive, main, considerable, superior, upper, better, elder, chief, above, senior, extreme, higher, most, greater, larger, exceeding
major 7 adj bigger large-scale, sizable, hefty, supreme, ultra, uppermost, oversized
major 18 adj important great, big, crucial, vital, significant, radical, serious, main, principal, star, top, chief, grave, critical, dangerous, influential, meaningful, outstanding
major 9 adj important notable, preeminent, heavyweight, grievous, stellar, weighty, major-league, overshadowing, life and death
majority 3 noun plurality, most bulk, mass, more
majority 9 noun plurality, most superiority, preponderance, max, best part, greater number, greater part, larger part, more than half, lion's share
majority 2 noun adulthood prime, estate
majority 11 noun adulthood maturity, seniority, manhood, age of consent, womanhood, drinking age, full age, legal maturity, prime of life, ripe age, voting age
make 24 verb create, build compose, prepare, form, produce, cause, generate, fashion, secure, frame, invent, constitute, cook, shape, whip, accomplish, parent, construct, effect, assemble, arrange, conceive, initiate, adjust, occasion
make 25 verb create, build manufacture, spawn, mold, hatch, forge, beget, engender, procreate, fabricate, originate, synthesize, brew, bring about, cook up, draw on, dream up, knock off, put together, dash off, get ready, give rise to, lead to, tear off, throw together, whip out
make 11 verb induce, compel start, require, cause, force, drive, secure, impress, effect, interfere, initiate, press
make 13 verb induce, compel coerce, oblige, tamper, impel, constrain, meddle, bring about, horn in, pressurize, dragoon, concuss, shotgun, prevail upon
make 12 verb designate, appoint invest, create, advance, tap, name, constitute, install, tender, elect, assign, select, finger
make 4 verb designate, appoint nominate, ordain, delegate, proffer
make 15 verb enact, execute do, form, prepare, perform, conduct, act, pass, establish, wage, fix, practice, effect, declare, draft, frame
make 9 verb enact, execute carry out, prosecute, decree, formulate, legislate, carry on, draw up, carry through, engage in
make 11 verb add up to; constitute organize, represent, compose, form, construct, equal, texture, mix, comprise, compound, structure
make 7 verb add up to; constitute fabricate, synthesize, embody, amount to, make up, put together, come to
make 10 verb estimate, infer collect, draw, think, calculate, figure, conclude, gather, derive, judge, suppose
make 5 verb estimate, infer deduct, reckon, deduce, gauge, dope out
make 12 verb earn, acquire receive, get, pull, secure, harvest, clear, sock, obtain, rate, gain, net, realize
make 7 verb earn, acquire reap, hustle, bring in, pull down, take in, bring home bacon, clean up
make 10 verb arrive, aim at go, meet, head, move, reach, advance, proceed, bear, catch, progress
make 9 verb arrive, aim at attain, light out, strike out, take off, arrive at, arrive in time, break for, get to, set out
make a mistake 12 verb slip up blunder, err, goof, miscalculate, misconstrue, misjudge, misstep, misunderstand, muff, misestimate, misread, blow it
make hole 13 verb pierce; get through physically drill, crack, enter, invade, force, bore, access, charge, knife, introduce, come, insert, drive
make hole 40 verb pierce; get through physically permeate, seep, pervade, puncture, go through, infiltrate, spear, probe, trespass, suffuse, insinuate, percolate, perforate, jab, ream, bayonet, prick, stab, gore, thrust, diffuse, saturate, encroach, impale, barge in, break in, get in, ingress, pass through, blow in, breeze in, bust in, eat through, filter in, make a hole, make an entrance, pop in, run into, sink into, stick into
make sound 13 verb cure, recover repair, restore, rebuild, settle, treat, fix, improve, set, attend, doctor, free, compose, dress
make sound 31 verb cure, recover soothe, reconcile, regenerate, rejuvenate, revive, rehabilitate, alleviate, mend, medicate, revivify, knit, resuscitate, reanimate, renovate, remedy, conciliate, convalesce, harmonize, ameliorate, salve, renew, meliorate, bring around, patch up, physic, get well, make healthy, make well, make whole, minister to, put on feet again
makeup 3 noun cosmetics paint, foundation, powder
makeup 6 noun cosmetics face, pancake, blush, lipstick, greasepaint, maquillage
makeup 19 noun structure, composition style, content, shape, formation, design, scheme, assembly, constitution, form, format, arrangement, spread, architecture, organization, construction, order, contents, plan, ordering
makeup 3 noun structure, composition layout, setup, configuration
makeup 10 noun person's character nature, personality, fiber, humor, constitution, figure, make, cast, grain, build
makeup 11 noun person's character complexion, individuality, stamp, stripe, disposition, temperament, mold, temper, vein, individualism, frame of mind
male genitalia 3 noun male testicles nuts, balls, rocks
male genitalia 7 noun male testicles ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitals, male sex organ, testes, testicles
malodorous 5 adj foul-smelling bad, nasty, offensive, rank, strong
malodorous 30 adj foul-smelling decayed, fetid, foul, frowzy, funky, gamy, high, infested, lousy, mephitic, musty, nauseating, noisome, noxious, off, poisonous, putrid, rancid, rotten, smelly, stale, stinking, tainted, vile, fusty, pestilential, decomposed, polluted, reeking, stenchful
mammal 2 noun animal beast, creature
mammal 1 noun animal vertebrate
man 11 noun male human father, brother, son, guy, fellow, husband, sir, gentleman, grandfather, spouse, boyfriend
man 7 noun male human beau, papa, swain, he, Mr., uncle, nephew
manage 32 verb be in charge, control use, regulate, run, dominate, oversee, train, conduct, administer, maintain, handle, govern, operate, guide, concert, influence, direct, instruct, captain, manipulate, engineer, head, advocate, watch, counsel, boss, minister, pilot, execute, request, rule, command, steer
manage 19 verb be in charge, control supervise, disburse, wield, designate, superintend, ply, officiate, preside, carry on, take over, take care of, call the shots, call upon, care for, engage in, hold down, run the show, take the helm, watch over
manage 9 verb accomplish work, achieve, engineer, execute, fix, effect, succeed, swing, arrange
manage 20 verb accomplish carry out, upstage, jockey, scam, doctor, contrive, wangle, plant, cook, rig, con, finagle, bring about, bring off, deal with, cope with, play games, pull strings, push around, put one over
manage 4 verb survive, get by fare, cope, shift, endure
manage 9 verb survive, get by muddle, stagger, bear up, carry on, get along, get on, make out, make do, scrape by
management 10 noun persons running an organization executive, administration, board, authority, head, upstairs, employers, directors, bosses, executives
management 9 noun persons running an organization brass, front office, directorate, mainframe, execs, executive suite, micro management, person upstairs, top brass
management 12 noun running an organization control, handling, government, administration, operation, care, direction, guidance, conduct, rule, charge, command
management 7 noun running an organization governance, supervision, oversight, manipulation, superintendence, intendance, superintendency
manager 10 noun person who runs organization administrator, official, supervisor, producer, executive, boss, director, officer, head, governor
manager 13 noun person who runs organization superintendent, organizer, comptroller, conductor, exec, proprietor, overseer, straw boss, controller, handler, head person, slavedriver, zookeeper
manner 11 noun person's behavior, conduct style, tone, look, presence, aspect, appearance, way, bearing, air, address, turn
manner 9 noun person's behavior, conduct demeanor, mien, idiosyncrasy, mannerism, peculiarity, comportment, deportment, affectation, affectedness
manner 20 noun method, approach style, fashion, tone, form, habit, process, practice, technique, system, mode, way, line, procedure, use, wise, means, routine, custom, trick, genre
manner 8 noun method, approach wont, usage, tack, tenor, consuetude, habitude, vein, modus
manner 7 noun class, category sort, kind, form, variety, nature, type, brand
manner 1 noun class, category breed
manual 3 adj done by hand human, standard, physical
manual 2 adj done by hand hand-operated, not automatic
manual 3 noun book giving instruction text, textbook, guide
manual 10 noun book giving instruction reference book, handbook, guidebook, primer, compendium, Bible, workbook, cookbook, schoolbook, enchiridion
manufacture 18 verb build, produce complete, create, construct, assemble, execute, compose, form, cast, process, make, tool, machine, carve, shape, fashion, accomplish, mill, frame
manufacture 12 verb build, produce fabricate, synthesize, forge, mold, make up, put together, turn out, mass-produce, prefab, cobble, fudge together, throw together
manufacture 2 verb concoct, invent create, produce
manufacture 8 verb concoct, invent fabricate, devise, contrive, hatch, cook up, make up, think up, trump up
manufacturer 6 noun maker producer, business, corporation, company, operator, builder
manufacturer 3 noun maker fabricator, craftsman, constructor
manuscript 4 noun book, script text, document, article, composition
manuscript 2 noun book, script palimpsest, hard copy
map 10 noun chart of geographic area picture, outline, design, plan, print, drawing, projection, globe, draft, tracing
map 10 noun chart of geographic area sketch, graph, elevation, diagram, portrayal, delineation, plat, atlas, ground plan, topographical depiction
marathon 3 noun long-distance race cross-country race, endurance run, test of endurance
marble 2 adj of or like marble alabaster, marmoreal
march 16 verb walk with deliberation pound, patrol, parade, move, file, proceed, space, boot, progress, step, journey, advance, mount, pace, range, drill
march 15 verb walk with deliberation traipse, tramp, stomp, strut, promenade, tread, stride, stalk, go on, pound the pavement, debouch, forge ahead, hoof it, move out, step out
margin 16 noun border; room around something edge, limit, extra, frame, bound, rim, skirt, space, field, lip, scope, boundary, trimming, play, shore, side
margin 14 noun border; room around something surplus, verge, leeway, brim, brink, hem, periphery, latitude, perimeter, compass, allowance, confine, selvage, elbowroom
marijuana 2 noun grass, pot tea, joint
marijuana 18 noun grass, pot dope, cannabis, hashish, hemp, hash, herb, bhang, reefer, weed, ganja, roach, Acapulco gold, Maui wowie, Panama red, doobie, loco weed, maryjane, sinsemilla
marine 4 adj sea naval, coastal, shore, sea
marine 19 adj sea aquatic, maritime, oceanic, seashore, seafaring, nautical, pelagic, abyssal, navigational, seagoing, saltwater, deep-sea, seaside, littoral, Neptunian, hydrographic, natatorial, ocean-going, oceanographic
mark 22 noun blemish; character streak, impression, point, symbol, spot, record, score, signature, line, scratch, sign, stroke, tag, check, cross, label, trace, brand, representation, ticket, register, dot
mark 22 noun blemish; character stamp, imprint, stain, scar, bruise, splotch, logo, blot, trademark, nick, pock, blaze, smudge, autograph, blotch, dent, John Hancock, brand name, ink, underlining, X, John Henry
mark 25 noun characteristic, symptom impression, symbol, marking, attribute, image, evidence, seal, quality, index, character, feature, label, note, print, type, trait, brand, virtue, device, sign, indication, distinction, property, proof, significant
mark 13 noun characteristic, symptom stamp, hallmark, peculiarity, particularity, blaze, emblem, earmark, incision, badge, token, idiosyncrasy, affection, indicia
mark 3 noun criterion, standard level, norm, measure
mark 2 noun criterion, standard yardstick, gauge
mark 9 noun goal, target function, duty, use, end, object, aim, purpose, ambition, objective
mark 2 noun goal, target prey, bull's eye
mark 13 noun importance result, value, effect, standing, dignity, notice, regard, influence, note, consequence, distinction, quality, fame
mark 4 noun importance notability, manifestation, eminence, prestige
mark 17 verb blemish, stain impress, seal, streak, point, scratch, sign, stroke, initial, label, write, score, print, check, trace, brand, letter, dot
mark 18 verb blemish, stain bruise, imprint, splotch, scar, underline, blot, pinpoint, stamp, nick, blaze, smudge, inscribe, autograph, blotch, dent, ink, chalk, X
mark 14 verb characterize show, feature, indicate, identify, demonstrate, illustrate, remark, evidence, exhibit, brand, proclaim, label, qualify, distinguish
mark 22 verb characterize signify, evince, exemplify, stamp, individualize, singularize, betoken, bespeak, manifest, earmark, signalize, denote, designate, check off, point out, show up, individuate, mark off, ostend, point up, set apart, stake out
mark 12 verb see, notice observe, attend, register, remark, eye, watch, regard, mind, perceive, note, distinguish, view
mark 8 verb see, notice chronicle, hearken, behold, discern, pay attention, pay heed, take notice of, write down
market 3 verb package and sell goods retail, display, exchange
market 6 verb package and sell goods advertise, wholesale, vend, barter, merchandise, offer for sale
marketing 4 noun shopping selling, buying, purchasing, retailing
marketing 1 noun shopping commerce
marriage 8 noun legal joining of two people; a union wedding, alliance, link, match, tie, association, coupling, mating
marriage 20 noun legal joining of two people; a union merger, amalgamation, wedlock, nuptials, confederation, matrimony, Sacrament, espousal, conjugality, connubiality, spousal, consortium, monogamy, holy matrimony, pledging, tie that binds, wedded bliss, wedded state, wedding bells, wedding ceremony
married 3 adj wedded united, joined, mated
married 3 adj wedded marital, espoused, joined in holy matrimony
mars 6 verb hurt, damage harm, ruin, injure, bend, scratch, break
mars 29 verb hurt, damage sully, wreck, tarnish, bruise, taint, impair, spoil, blight, stain, scar, deface, ding, blemish, disfigure, warp, blot, tweak, vitiate, detract, queer, maim, mutilate, mangle, deform, foul up, mess up, rough up, shake up, louse up
marsh 12 noun swamp moss, estuary, fen, mire, quagmire, slough, quag, morass, swampland, bog, wetland, everglade
marsupial 8 noun pouched mammal wombat, koala, kangaroo, possum, opossum, wallaby, bandicoot, euro
mask 7 noun false face, cover blind, aspect, screen, pose, front, appearance, beard
mask 28 noun false face, cover visor, veil, cloak, camouflage, visage, show, disguise, pretext, facade, affectation, air, hood, concealment, veneer, semblance, masquerade, pretense, cover-up, posture, simulation, guise, put-on, window dressing, disguisement, domino, dissimulation, dissembling, fig leaf
mask 8 verb disguise hide, protect, screen, cover, guard, front, defend, beard
mask 12 verb disguise shield, conceal, camouflage, obscure, veil, cloak, dissemble, dissimulate, safeguard, secrete, dress up, cover up
mass 27 noun body of matter; considerable portion group, crowd, number, majority, pile, lot, piece, load, chunk, bunch, mountain, sum, much, troop, core, combination, object, collection, volume, band, host, stack, bulk, shock, block, whole, quantity
mass 31 noun body of matter; considerable portion throng, horde, lump, mob, pyramid, knot, clot, plurality, staple, wad, gob, entirety, concretion, totality, corpus, coagulation, heap, aggregate, peck, preponderance, batch, conglomeration, stockpile, hunk, mound, accumulation, assemblage, sum total, great deal, greater part, lion's share
mass 6 noun bulk, measurement size, span, volume, magnitude, extent, dimension
mass 1 noun bulk, measurement greatness
master 2 adj expert skilled, experienced
master 7 adj expert skillful, adept, crackerjack, ace, crack, masterly, proficient
master 9 adj main leading, prime, major, great, chief, controlling, grand, original, principal
master 11 adj main overbearing, ascendant, sovereign, predominate, foremost, paramount, predominant, preponderant, prevalent, regnant, supreme
master 20 noun person in charge, female or male administrator, boss, director, judge, manager, commander, owner, instructor, teacher, supervisor, pro, general, captain, principal, employer, wheel, head, governor, chief, guide
master 24 noun person in charge, female or male guru, ruler, pedagogue, superintendent, overlord, taskmaster, tutor, lord, matriarch, preceptor, skipper, swami, patriarch, overseer, conqueror, chieftain, commanding officer, slave driver, controller, commandant, head person, schoolmaster/ mistress, spiritual leader, top dog
master 9 noun expert, skilled person, female or male doctor, authority, genius, scientist, professional, artist, winner, champion, pro
master 26 noun expert, skilled person, female or male connoisseur, guru, ace, wizard, sage, virtuoso, maven, adept, pundit, whiz, buff, maestro, conqueror, savant, victor, old hand, past master, prima donna, proficient, artiste, shark, doyen, doyenne, old pro, real pro, whiz-bang
master 4 verb learn; become proficient grasp, understand, study, acquire
master 19 verb learn; become proficient comprehend, swamp, cram, grind, bone up, hit the books, pick up, learn the ropes, beat the game, beat the system, bury yourself in, excel in, gain mastery, get down cold, get down pat, get hold of, get the hang of, get the knack of, megastudy
match 9 noun competition contest, trial, game, race, test, event, meet, engagement, sport
match 2 noun competition bout, rivalry
match 11 noun counterpart, equal double, competitor, like, rival, equivalent, twin, mate, companion, peer, copy, opponent
match 14 noun counterpart, equal correlate, ringer, duplicate, parallel, approximation, adversary, analogue, replica, complement, antagonist, dead ringer, spitting image, countertype, lookalike
match 8 noun couple alliance, combination, union, partnership, marriage, pair, pairing, mating
match 3 noun couple affiliation, espousal, duet
material 8 adj bodily, tangible actual, substantial, physical, real, concrete, animal, objective, true
material 13 adj bodily, tangible perceptible, appreciable, earthly, corporeal, carnal, fleshly, incarnate, palpable, phenomenal, sensible, sensual, worldly, nonspiritual
material 12 adj important, relevant serious, substantial, meaningful, considerable, significant, key, primary, fundamental, essential, grave, big, vital
material 14 adj important, relevant cardinal, applicable, apposite, apropos, consequential, germane, indispensable, intrinsic, momentous, pertinent, weighty, ad rem, applicative, pointful
material 21 noun matter, fabric goods, supply, object, component, element, equipment, substance, stuff, cloth, ingredient, body, gear, being, crop, outfit, thing, bolt, individual, tackle, entity, stock
material 7 noun matter, fabric textile, machinery, paraphernalia, materiel, constituent, staple, habiliments
material 8 noun written matter information, text, work, data, evidence, facts, notes, reading
mathematical 1 adj concerning manipulation of numbers scientific
mathematical 10 adj concerning manipulation of numbers analytical, measurable, numerical, algebraic, algorithmic, arithmetical, computative, geometrical, math, trigonometric
mathematics 5 noun arithmetic calculation, division, addition, figures, numbers
mathematics 7 noun arithmetic multiplication, subtraction, calculus, geometry, math, algebra, trigonometry
matrix 6 noun something from which another originates origin, form, source, pattern, cast, model
matrix 4 noun something from which another originates grid, forge, mold, womb
matter 13 noun substance thing, material, element, body, individual, phenomenon, being, sum, object, entity, amount, stuff, quantity
matter 7 noun substance constituents, substantiality, protoplasm, corporeality, corporeity, materialness, physical world
matter 16 noun concern, issue affair, transaction, proceeding, business, circumstance, question, job, topic, thing, incident, situation, event, subject, episode, undertaking, bag
matter 5 noun concern, issue lookout, occurrence, nub, goings-on, shooting match
matter 13 noun subject, thesis point, argument, topic, theme, interest, sense, head, substance, text, focus, motive, context, resolution
matter 3 noun subject, thesis motif, purport, subject matter
matter 21 noun significance, meaning consequence, importance, sense, neighborhood, extent, weight, text, range, note, content, body, core, moment, burden, import, tune, substance, meat, amount, magnitude, order
matter 4 noun significance, meaning vicinity, upshot, gist, pith
matter 4 noun difficulty, problem circumstance, upset, trouble, worry
matter 6 noun difficulty, problem predicament, to-do, distress, grievance, complication, perplexity
matter 1 noun secretion of a sore infection
matter 6 noun secretion of a sore discharge, pus, ulceration, maturation, suppuration, purulence
matter 9 verb be of consequence, importance count, involve, imply, affect, mean, weigh, express, value, import
matter 9 verb be of consequence, importance signify, carry weight, be important, be of value, be substantive, cut ice, have influence, make a difference, mean something
mature 11 adj adult, grown-up sophisticated, grown, prime, complete, fit, developed, prepared, ready, seasoned, settled, perfected
mature 14 adj adult, grown-up matured, ripe, cultured, cultivated, mellow, mellowed, full-blown, full-fledged, full-grown, ripened, fully grown, in full bloom, of age, in one's prime
mature 12 verb become adult, fully grown evolve, develop, mushroom, grow, perfect, advance, season, age, prime, progress, arrive, round
mature 17 verb become adult, fully grown blossom, ripen, mellow, bloom, flower, culminate, maturate, fill out, grow up, attain majority, become experienced, become wise, come of age, reach adulthood, reach majority, settle down, shoot up
maverick 1 noun person who takes chances, departs from accepted course radical
maverick 5 noun person who takes chances, departs from accepted course nonconformist, extremist, bohemian, dissenter, malcontent
maximum 8 adj highest, utmost top, outside, ultimate, best, most, largest, biggest, greatest
maximum 6 adj highest, utmost maximal, superlative, paramount, supreme, topmost, mostest
maximum 7 noun upper limit, greatest amount ceiling, peak, record, top, height, summit, most
maximum 16 noun upper limit, greatest amount uttermost, culmination, apogee, utmost, preeminence, zenith, extremity, supremacy, apex, pinnacle, nonpareil, crest, climax, max, maxi, the end
mayor 21 noun person who manages organization head, executive, supervisor, official, chief, authority, commander, director, manager, officer, judge, inspector, leader, minister, ambassador, producer, governor, boss, President, chair, captain
mayor 17 noun person who manages organization custodian, bureaucrat, organizer, superintendent, dean, chairperson, exec, consul, premier, overseer, front office, controller, CEO, head honcho, head person, person upstairs, prez
mayor 15 noun person representing organization administrator, representative, minister, executive, commissioner, agent, director, manager, officer, leader, secretary, governor, President, boss, brains
mayor 24 noun person representing organization civil servant, bureaucrat, premier, comptroller, exec, dignitary, top, magistrate, higher-up, treasurer, incumbent, brass, marshal, big shot, front office, officeholder, CEO, chancellor, panjandrum, functionary, head person, top brass, top dog, top drawer
mayor 1 noun city official supervisor
mayor 4 noun city official burgomaster, first selectman, lord mayor, maire
maze 7 noun labyrinth; confusion puzzle, twist, winding, web, network, uncertainty, jungle
maze 19 noun labyrinth; confusion convolution, perplexity, tangle, hodgepodge, muddle, mesh, imbroglio, knot, entanglement, morass, bewilderment, skein, quandary, intricacy, snarl, miscellany, meander, meandering, torsion
meadow 3 noun grassy field plain, carpet, bottoms
meadow 10 noun grassy field grassland, pasture, prairie, rug, steppe, lea, pasturage, heath, mead, veldt
meal 10 noun food, often taken by several individuals fare, dessert, dinner, tea, table, feed, mess, eats, spread, board
meal 25 noun food, often taken by several individuals snack, picnic, feast, refreshment, special, repast, grub, chow, collation, cookout, luncheon, lunch, supper, breakfast, brunch, refection, potluck, square meal, blue plate, carryout, chow time, din-din, munchies, regalement, together banquet
mean 2 adj ungenerous close, tight
mean 13 adj ungenerous selfish, greedy, penny-pinching, mercenary, miserly, parsimonious, penurious, rapacious, stingy, niggard, mingy, scrimpy, tight-fisted
mean 9 adj hostile, rude hard, dangerous, evil, ugly, nasty, rough, touch, sinking, difficult
mean 38 adj hostile, rude vile, malicious, callous, vicious, dirty, malign, sour, down, bad-tempered, cantankerous, churlish, contemptible, despicable, disagreeable, dishonorable, formidable, hard-nosed, ignoble, ill-tempered, infamous, knavish, lousy, perfidious, pesky, rotten, rugged, scurrilous, shameless, snide, treacherous, troublesome, unfriendly, unpleasant, unscrupulous, vexatious, liverish, low-down and dirty, the lowest
mean 7 adj poor; of or in inferior circumstances limited, base, low, narrow, ordinary, common, modest
mean 35 adj poor; of or in inferior circumstances miserable, vulgar, petty, humble, plebeian, menial, hack, obscure, inferior, beggarly, contemptible, ignoble, ineffectual, insignificant, lowly, mediocre, paltry, pitiful, run-down, scruffy, second-rate, seedy, servile, shabby, sordid, squalid, tawdry, undistinguished, wretched, déclassé, second-class, unwashed, proletarian, down-at-heel, lowborn
mean 5 noun average center, middle, compromise, balance, norm
mean 5 noun average par, midpoint, median, happy medium, middle course
mean 14 verb signify, convey represent, suggest, spell, say, involve, indicate, imply, promise, determine, argue, name, express, intimate, import
mean 24 verb signify, convey portend, herald, purport, attest, betoken, denote, foreshadow, connote, foretell, adumbrate, augur, symbolize, presage, allude, designate, drive at, stand for, add up, allude to, hint at, point to, speak of, tell the meaning of, touch on
mean 18 verb have in mind; intend propose, make, aim, design, expect, want, anticipate, plan, desire, resolve, fit, fate, wish, direct, contemplate, purpose, suit, match
mean 5 verb have in mind; intend predestine, preordain, aspire, destine, set out
meaning 26 noun message, signification definition, substance, interpretation, essence, explanation, significance, effect, value, understanding, content, hint, context, sense, implication, spirit, subject, bearing, force, import, use, point, worth, drift, meat, stuff, suggestion
meaning 20 noun message, signification connotation, nuance, allusion, purport, nitty-gritty, tenor, upshot, gist, intimation, denotation, thrust, heart, pith, acceptation, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, subject matter, symbolization, nature of beast
meaning 11 noun intention, aim intent, purpose, interest, idea, end, goal, point, trend, object, design, plan
meaning 1 noun intention, aim animus
meaningful 17 adj significant relevant, useful, valid, substantial, serious, essential, important, big, clear, considerable, deep, exact, explicit, heavy, material, pointed, pregnant
meaningful 14 adj significant worthwhile, purposeful, consequential, concise, eloquent, expressive, indicative, intelligible, momentous, sententious, succinct, suggestive, weighty, allusive
means 28 noun way, method vehicle, medium, power, equipment, process, route, technique, system, mechanism, instrument, step, mode, tactic, measure, factor, channel, aid, fashion, agent, course, manner, agency, path, organ, ministry, trick, organization, road
means 14 noun way, method gimmick, avenue, auspices, instrumentation, apparatus, paraphernalia, intermediary, dodge, machinery, expedient, instrumentality, modus operandi, ways and means, stepping-stone
means 23 noun wealth, resources money, estate, revenue, backing, purse, dough, stake, sock, stuff, income, finances, funds, capital, pocket, substance, fortune, assets, riches, budget, property, reserves, possessions, securities
means 13 noun wealth, resources nut, holdings, affluence, kitty, bundle, bankroll, wherewithal, savings, ace in the hole, nest egg, rainy day, ways and means, intangibles
measure 30 noun portion, scope part, shot, weight, share, height, frequency, pitch, size, depth, capacity, area, fix, proportion, amount, hit, degree, ratio, reach, volume, strength, extent, span, distance, bulk, range, magnitude, mass, sum, dimension, quantity
measure 16 noun portion, scope quota, breadth, quantum, duration, amplification, mensuration, ration, bang, nip, slug, allotment, amplitude, allowance, admeasurement, meed, admensuration
measure 11 noun standard, rule test, method, system, model, scale, pattern, meter, trial, type, example, norm
measure 6 noun standard, rule benchmark, criterion, touchstone, gauge, yardstick, canon
measure 19 noun preventive or institutive action control, means, move, project, step, limit, act, action, proposal, effort, procedure, limitation, proceeding, resort, shift, agency, course, device, resource
measure 10 noun preventive or institutive action maneuver, stopgap, expedient, moderation, proposition, restraint, deed, makeshift, strategem, bounds
measure 5 noun bill, law project, statute, proposal, resolution, act
measure 2 noun bill, law enactment, proposition
measure 9 noun beat, rhythm step, division, stress, accent, swing, meter, stroke, tune, time
measure 8 noun beat, rhythm tempo, vibration, throb, rhyme, verse, cadency, melody, cadence
measure 37 verb calculate, judge survey, fit, evaluate, average, limit, rank, mark, assess, adjust, determine, weigh, estimate, regulate, check, square, figure, grade, stroke, value, size, even, scale, graduate, beat, choose, adapt, bound, line, sound, level, read, rate, rule, portion, shade, time, blend
measure 24 verb calculate, judge peg, compute, gauge, quantify, mete, eye, plumb, reckon, rhyme, tailor, delimit, align, demarcate, appraise, check out, calibrate, caliper, gradate, dope out, look over, mark out, pace off, size up, take account
meat 5 noun flesh of animal consumed as food food, fare, eats, provision, muscle
meat 13 noun flesh of animal consumed as food foodstuff, ration, nourishment, edible, grub, aliment, subsistence, nutriment, sustenance, chow, brawn, comestible, victual
meat 8 noun core, gist substance, heart, essence, point, short, burden, sense, matter
meat 7 noun core, gist kernel, pith, nucleus, thrust, upshot, marrow, nub
mechanical 7 adj done by machine; machinelike automatic, cold, fixed, routine, stereotyped, useful, programmed
mechanical 19 adj done by machine; machinelike automated, cursory, emotionless, habitual, impersonal, instinctive, involuntary, lifeless, matter-of-fact, monotonous, perfunctory, spiritless, standardized, unchanging, unconscious, unfeeling, unthinking, laborsaving, machine-driven
mechanism 8 noun machine, device instrument, tool, system, structure, motor, works, components, gears
mechanism 10 noun machine, device apparatus, innards, gadget, appliance, contrivance, gimmick, doohickey, machinery, black box, workings
mechanism 10 noun means, method agency, process, technique, system, operation, procedure, performance, medium, execution, functioning
mechanism 1 noun means, method workings
medal 3 noun decoration of honor reward, gold, ribbon
medal 6 noun decoration of honor wreath, medallion, laurel, badge, commemoration, hardware
medicine 6 noun cure medication, drug, cure, prescription, pill, dose
medicine 28 noun cure pharmaceutical, antibiotic, remedy, anesthetic, tincture, antidote, balm, salve, tablet, vaccination, physic, tonic, potion, antiseptic, ointment, lotion, capsule, elixir, medicament, injection, antitoxin, liniment, sedative, inoculation, serum, vaccine, biologic, pharmacon
medieval 2 adj having to do with the middle ages; old old, old-fashioned
medieval 8 adj having to do with the middle ages; old archaic, antique, primitive, Gothic, antediluvian, antiquated, unenlightened, feudal
medium 10 adj midway, average fair, normal, standard, middle, neutral, common, ordinary, moderate, mean, popular
medium 12 adj midway, average intermediate, par, commonplace, median, middling, medial, mediocre, passable, run-of-the-mill, so-so, tolerable, fairish
medium 13 noun means, mode form, tool, mechanism, instrument, vehicle, channel, factor, organ, ministry, agency, agent, way, measure
medium 6 noun means, mode seer, psychic, intermediate, clairvoyant, avenue, instrumentality
medium 5 noun atmosphere, setting climate, element, habitat, conditions, influences
medium 4 noun atmosphere, setting milieu, surroundings, ambience, ambient
medium 10 noun area of artistic expression music, art, interpretation, painting, mark, drama, speech, revelation, writing, sculpture
medium 1 noun area of artistic expression manifestation
meet 10 adj fitting right, fair, fit, appropriate, good, happy, just, proper, suitable, accommodated
meet 8 adj fitting reconciled, expedient, applicable, apt, equitable, felicitous, timely, conformed
meet 7 noun sporting event involving several participants tournament, contest, competition, match, meeting, event, conflict
meet 2 noun sporting event involving several participants tourney, athletic event
meet 15 verb happen on greet, face, see, contact, find, engage, hit, confront, cross, experience, light, front, stumble, encounter, strike
meet 26 verb happen on clash, affront, tumble, collide, accost, grapple, wrestle, salute, tussle, luck, bump into, come across, get together, brush against, chance on, come up against, dig up, fall in with, make a meet, meet face to face, rendezvous with, rub eyeballs, run across, run into, run up against, touch shoulders
meet 7 verb connect, join reach, cross, unite, link, touch, border, connect
meet 7 verb connect, join converge, abut, adjoin, intersect, coincide, adhere, link up
meet 12 verb perform, carry out satisfy, match, execute, handle, fit, rival, equal, answer, tie, touch, approach, comply
meet 7 verb perform, carry out gratify, suffice, discharge, fulfill, come up to, cope with, measure up
meet 9 verb come together, convene join, appear, show, gather, sit, open, collect, assemble, rally
meet 13 verb come together, convene muster, converge, congregate, rendezvous, flock, get together, foregather, be introduced, be present, be presented, enter in, get to know, make acquaintance
meeting 20 noun gathering, conference contest, convention, competition, session, talk, date, encounter, confrontation, affair, gang, rally, bunch, introduction, engagement, call, conflict, assembly, company, audience, meet
meeting 20 noun gathering, conference showdown, reunion, confab, parley, concourse, conclave, congress, convocation, powwow, tryst, congregation, turnout, huddle, assignation, rendezvous, assemblage, cattle call, get-together, concursion, one on one
meeting 6 noun convergence, intersection contact, agreement, union, connection, crossing, joining
meeting 8 noun convergence, intersection juxtaposition, junction, concourse, confluence, unification, conjunction, abutment, apposition
member 13 noun part of a group representative, chapter, division, associate, section, component, portion, cut, branch, post, piece, segment, unit
member 6 noun part of a group comrade, parcel, affiliate, offshoot, constituent, joiner
member 11 noun appendage organ, leg, component, feature, element, fragment, portion, part, limb, segment, arm
member 2 noun appendage extremity, constituent
membership 10 noun belonging to organization; those belonging to a group participation, body, group, club, company, society, association, fellows, associates, members
membership 1 noun belonging to organization; those belonging to a group enrollment
memorable 21 adj noteworthy, significant great, impressive, remarkable, famous, interesting, important, terrific, extraordinary, historic, enduring, meaningful, celebrated, critical, crucial, distinguished, serious, signal, something, striking, super, terrible
memorable 26 adj noteworthy, significant catchy, notable, monumental, indelible, eventful, decisive, momentous, unforgettable, heavy, hot, illustrious, lasting, mind-blowing, observable, red-letter, top-drawer, big-league, heavyweight, major-league, rubric, standout, A-1, bodacious, doozie, rememberable, surpassing
memorandum 8 noun note announcement, notice, diary, letter, message, record, reminder, minute
memorandum 9 noun note directive, memo, notation, chit, dispatch, epistle, missive, tickler, jotting
memorial 1 adj commemorative remembering
memorial 11 adj commemorative monumental, canonizing, celebrative, commemoratory, consecrating, consecrative, dedicatory, deifying, enshrining, in tribute, memorializing
memorial 5 noun monument, testimonial in honor, praise ceremony, statue, column, record, reminder
memorial 20 noun monument, testimonial in honor, praise tombstone, remembrance, headstone, plaque, mausoleum, obelisk, shaft, relic, tablet, inscription, pillar, keepsake, souvenir, token, monolith, slab, trophy, memento, stele, cairn
memory 7 noun ability to hold in the mind thought, mind, consciousness, reflection, recall, awareness, recognition
memory 16 noun ability to hold in the mind remembrance, recollection, mindfulness, reminiscence, cognizance, recapture, flashback, retention, retrospection, anamnesis, retentiveness, subconsciousness, memorization, camera-eye, dead-eye, mind's eye
memory 12 noun specific thing remembered picture, image, thought, fantasy, reminder, vision, concept, prompt, hint, cue, suggestion, representation
memory 5 noun specific thing remembered memoir, memo, jog, prod, mnemonic
mental 10 adj concerning the mind spiritual, intellectual, psychological, deep, heavy, inner, mysterious, rational, reasoning, thinking
mental 16 adj concerning the mind subjective, cerebral, psychic, brainy, clairvoyant, imaginative, immaterial, subconscious, thoughtful, unreal, psychical, ideological, intellective, phrenic, subliminal, telepathic
mental 3 adj insane disturbed, mad, nuts
mental 13 adj insane deranged, lunatic, maniac, mentally ill, mindless, non compos mentis, psychotic, unbalanced, unstable, fruity, loco, psychiatric, nutsy
mention 9 noun referral, observation comment, remark, reference, notice, indication, recognition, note, specifying, naming
mention 7 noun referral, observation acknowledgment, footnote, notification, utterance, allusion, citation, tribute
mention 21 verb refer to disclose, reveal, notice, name, acknowledge, suggest, detail, introduce, discuss, report, quote, declare, tell, cite, specify, remark, intimate, communicate, instance, state, observe
mention 22 verb refer to bring up, recount, point out, adduce, acquaint, enumerate, divulge, broach, advert, notify, impart, infer, designate, throw out, allude to, touch on, speak of, call attention to, hint at, make known, point to, speak about
menu 4 noun list from which to choose, often to choose food food, card, table, spread
menu 4 noun list from which to choose, often to choose food cuisine, bill of fare, carte, carte du jour
merchant 5 noun person who sells goods vendor, broker, seller, operator, dealer
merchant 17 noun person who sells goods shopkeeper, trafficker, trader, shipper, tycoon, businessperson, storekeeper, salesperson, exporter, retailer, wholesaler, sender, handler, jobber, consigner, marketer, tradesperson
mercy 10 noun kindness, compassion blessing, sympathy, tolerance, grace, charity, favor, relief, quarter, humanity, luck
mercy 21 noun kindness, compassion pity, benevolence, generosity, forgiveness, leniency, clemency, goodwill, kindliness, ruth, gentleness, lenity, commiseration, mildness, godsend, forbearance, tenderness, lenience, boon, benignancy, softheartedness, lifesaver
merit 13 noun advantage dignity, talent, integrity, value, benefit, virtue, quality, desert, worth, credit, good, asset, honor
merit 9 noun advantage excellence, stature, arete, caliber, goodness, perfection, strong point, worthiness, excellency
merit 4 verb be entitled to deserve, justify, rate, earn
merit 11 verb be entitled to warrant, incur, be in line for, be worthy, get what is coming, have a claim, have a right, have coming, get one's comeuppance, get one's due, get one's just desserts
message 10 noun communication, often written information, notice, word, note, letter, report, news, wire, intelligence, paper
message 13 noun communication, often written directive, memo, memorandum, dope, tidings, epistle, dispatch, missive, intimation, bulletin, earful, cannonball, communiqué
message 7 noun meaning, idea theme, sense, point, understanding, moral, significance, import
message 5 noun meaning, idea purport, signification, acceptation, significancy, intendment
metal 6 noun lustrous chemical element load, plate, leaf, deposit, mail, casting
metal 9 noun lustrous chemical element alloy, ore, ingot, foil, solder, vein, hardware, mineral, native rock
meteorite 5 noun meteor falling star, bolide, comet, fireball, meteoroid
meteorology 3 noun weather science weather forecasting, aerology, climatology
method 31 noun means, procedure style, practice, form, habit, process, rule, technique, recipe, system, mechanism, arrangement, program, design, plan, way, manner, scheme, approach, mode, fashion, course, adjustment, proceeding, custom, routine, formula, wise, line, tactics, ritual, channels
method 19 noun means, procedure receipt, rubric, tenor, disposal, shortcut, usage, schema, tack, disposition, wrinkle, rut, rote, modus operandi, nuts and bolts, red tape, ways and means, modus, technic, the book
method 9 noun order, pattern form, system, arrangement, planning, design, plan, structure, purpose, organization
method 3 noun order, pattern regularity, orderliness, classification
methodology 13 noun methods technique, mode, procedure, style, process, practice, program, design, plan, way, approach, manner, channels
meticulous 5 adj detailed, perfectionist precise, accurate, strict, exact, particular
meticulous 18 adj detailed, perfectionist cautious, scrupulous, fastidious, thorough, painstaking, conscientious, fussy, heedful, microscopic, nitpicking, persnickety, picky, punctilious, punctual, conscionable, stickling, crossing the t's, dotting the i's
microorganism 2 noun germ virus, disease
microorganism 7 noun germ microbe, parasite, plague, bug, bacterium, pathogen, disease-causing agent
microphone 3 noun instrument that transforms sound waves into electric currents bug, wire, speaker
microphone 7 noun instrument that transforms sound waves into electric currents mike, mic, megaphone, recorder, transmitter, amplifier, resonator
middle 9 adj central medium, center, average, mean, inside, mainstream, between, halfway, inner
middle 13 adj central intermediate, intervening, median, equidistant, medial, middle of the road, mezzo, betwixt and between, centermost, middlemost, midmost, smack in the middle, straddling the fence
middle 11 noun center heart, midst, core, waist, media, inside, deep, focus, thick, mean, halfway
middle 5 noun center midpoint, marrow, midsection, midriff, halfway point
middle-class 1 adj common ordinary
middle-class 1 adj common bourgeois
midnight 6 noun middle of the night witching hour, bewitching hour, dead of night, small hours, 12 o'clock at night, twelve o'clock at night
migration 7 noun movement to another place flight, transfer, journey, shift, movement, move, passage
migration 4 noun movement to another place exodus, diaspora, trek, hegira
mild 19 adj gentle, temperate, nonirritating delicate, peaceful, sunny, warm, weak, calm, smooth, moderate, soft, cool, choice, clear, easy, faint, fine, flat, light, medium, nothing
mild 28 adj gentle, temperate, nonirritating tepid, balmy, breezy, benign, bland, mellow, blah, clement, dainty, emollient, exquisite, genial, lenient, lukewarm, pabulum, pacific, placid, soothing, untroubled, vanilla, benignant, demulcent, ho-hum, lenitive, mollifying, nothing much, tempered, wimpy
mild 12 adj easygoing, pleasant in personality smooth, gentle, warm, calm, moderate, soft, easy, flat, forgiving, kind, patient, tender
mild 40 adj easygoing, pleasant in personality temperate, subdued, balmy, tame, bland, mellow, tranquil, amiable, clement, compassionate, complaisant, deferential, docile, dull, equable, feeble, forbearing, good-humored, good-natured, humane, indulgent, insipid, jejune, lenient, meek, merciful, obeisant, obliging, pacific, peaceable, placid, serene, spiritless, submissive, subservient, unassuming, vapid, good-tempered, forbearant, mild-mannered
mile 2 noun 5, 280 feet/1.609 kilometers measured statute, square
mile 1 noun 5, 280 feet/1.609 kilometers measured nautical
military 4 adj soldierlike; concerning the armed forces army, fighting, aggressive, armed
military 9 adj soldierlike; concerning the armed forces militant, martial, combatant, combative, warlike, militaristic, soldierly, warmongering, noncivil
military 4 noun armed force force, troop, service, army
military 5 noun armed force navy, marines, soldiery, air force, servicepeople
milk 6 noun liquid produced by mammals cream, raw, formula, whole, goat, powdered
milk 12 noun liquid produced by mammals condensed, skim, buttermilk, half-and-half, homogenized, chalk, pasteurized, evaporated, laiche, low fat, moo juice, two-percent
milk 8 verb tap; exploit drain, suck, exhaust, use, express, pump, press, empty
milk 14 verb tap; exploit extort, wring, evoke, extract, bleed, evince, fleece, siphon, elicit, draw off, impose on, let out, take advantage, take out
mill 3 noun factory shop, plant, works
mill 3 noun factory foundry, sweatshop, manufactory
mill 4 verb grind pound, crush, powder, press
mill 4 verb grind pulverize, grate, granulate, comminute
mind 27 noun intelligence thought, head, perception, talent, power, consciousness, genius, attention, soul, imagination, sense, instinct, wisdom, judgment, spirit, intellectual, reasoning, capacity, creativity, function, regard, understanding, reason, faculty, conception, observation, brains
mind 18 noun intelligence brain, mentality, intellect, psyche, intuition, ingenuity, ratiocination, soundness, brainpower, lucidity, sanity, cognizance, percipience, thinker, marbles, wits, apperception, intellectuality
mind 11 noun memory thinking, head, attention, note, remark, observation, regard, notice, mark, concentration, thoughts
mind 5 noun memory observance, subconscious, recollection, cognizance, remembrance
mind 26 noun inclination, tendency; belief desire, eye, mood, sentiment, wish, will, attitude, determination, opinion, feeling, judgment, view, urge, tone, bent, conviction, strain, intention, humor, purpose, leaning, impulse, pleasure, liking, notion, thoughts
mind 9 noun inclination, tendency; belief point of view, outlook, vein, temperament, fancy, temper, disposition, persuasion, way of thinking
mind 2 verb be bothered; care object, complain
mind 8 verb be bothered; care dislike, resent, deplore, disapprove, be affronted, be opposed, look askance at, take offense
mind 12 verb comply, obey notice, attend, regard, watch, mark, note, observe, behave, respect, follow, keep, listen
mind 7 verb comply, obey heed, adhere to, do as told, follow orders, pay attention, pay heed, take heed
mind 15 verb attend, tend notice, perceive, discipline, look, sit, oversee, regard, watch, guard, mark, note, see, observe, ensure, govern
mind 14 verb attend, tend superintend, supervise, baby-sit, behold, discern, ride herd on, care for, be attentive, give heed to, have charge of, keep an eye on, listen up, make certain, mind the store
mind 3 verb be careful tend, trouble, watch
mind 11 verb be careful toe the line, be cautious, be concerned, be on guard, be solicitous, be wary, have a care, take care, watch out, mind one's p's and q's, watch one's step
mind 4 verb remember recall, remind, retain, cite
mind 4 verb remember recollect, reminisce, bethink, bring to mind
mine 11 noun deposit, supply field, pit, store, reserve, wealth, fund, spring, well, bed, source, stock
mine 16 noun deposit, supply quarry, abundance, shaft, hoard, excavation, treasury, trench, fountain, lode, fount, bonanza, ditch, wellspring, vein, gold mine, treasure trove
mine 3 verb dig up drill, work, pan
mine 11 verb dig up unearth, shovel, extract, excavate, hew, quarry, scoop, burrow, delve, sap, dig for
miner 5 noun digger prospector, excavator, collier, sapper, dredger
mineral 2 adj not alive, not organic cold, dead
mineral 18 adj not alive, not organic defunct, dull, extinct, idle, inactive, inert, inoperative, insensate, lifeless, motionless, quiescent, soulless, spiritless, insentient, azoic, exanimate, nonanimal, nonvegetable
mineral 1 adj not organic dead
mineral 6 adj not organic extinct, inanimate, lifeless, manmade, not living, not natural
mineral 6 noun lustrous chemical element load, plate, leaf, deposit, mail, casting
mineral 8 noun lustrous chemical element alloy, ore, ingot, foil, solder, vein, hardware, native rock
mineral 2 noun source of nourishment food, fiber
mineral 4 noun source of nourishment nutriment, health food, vitamin, supplements
mineral 4 noun stone metal, earth, shelf, mass
mineral 16 noun stone rubble, lava, gravel, slab, quarry, crust, promontory, bedrock, reef, lodge, slag, ore, boulder, cobblestone, crag, pebble
mineral 4 noun hard piece of earth's surface metal, crystal, grain, rock
mineral 9 noun hard piece of earth's surface gravel, gem, jewel, masonry, ore, pebble, boulder, crag, stonework
mineral 3 adj made of metal golden, iron, hard
mineral 9 adj made of metal leaden, silvery, fusible, geologic, metallurgic, ory, rocklike, stannic, tinny
mineral 7 noun metallic mineral gold, metal, iron, lead, rock, silver, bronze
mineral 5 noun metallic mineral platinum, copper, blende, tin, zinc
mineral 1 noun aqua color
mineral 4 noun aqua aquamarine, blue-green, greenish-blue, sea-green
mineral 2 adj inanimate cold, dead
mineral 17 adj inanimate insensate, defunct, dull, extinct, idle, inactive, inert, inoperative, lifeless, motionless, quiescent, soulless, spiritless, azoic, exanimate, nonanimal, nonvegetable
minimum 6 adj least, lowest minimal, littlest, smallest, merest, slightest, tiniest
minimum 1 adj least, lowest least possible
minimum 16 noun lowest amount margin, point, hair, spark, bottom, least, molecule, shadow, particle, depth, grain, dot, lowest, smallest, narrowest, slightest
minimum 15 noun lowest amount speck, whit, trifle, pittance, nadir, gleam, modicum, iota, jot, dab, scintilla, atom, smidgen, scruple, soupçon
minister 6 noun person in charge of church bishop, pastor, divine, clerk, missionary, priest
minister 24 noun person in charge of church vicar, confessor, curate, preacher, abbot, rector, dean, ecclesiastic, chaplain, prelate, lecturer, shepherd, cleric, monk, deacon, parson, clergy, clergyperson, clerical, archdeacon, archbishop, reverend, diocesan, pulpiteer
minister 9 noun person high in government diplomat, executive, official, administrator, aide, secretary, ambassador, assistant, agent
minister 11 noun person high in government envoy, delegate, plenipotentiary, consul, premier, lieutenant, liaison, legate, prime minister, officeholder, cabinet member
minister 12 verb help, serve foster, attend, doctor, heal, tend, accommodate, treat, answer, aid, nurse, cure, administer
minister 10 verb help, serve pander, remedy, succor, do for, wait on, be solicitous of, cater to, pander to, take care of, watch over
ministry 2 noun the functions of the clergy preaching, prayer
ministry 3 noun the functions of the clergy exhortation, pastoral care, spiritual leadership
ministry 10 noun the clergy clergy, priesthood, prelacy, ecclesiastics, clergymen, clerics, vicarage, clericals, the cloth, the pulpit
ministry 2 noun a department of state department, bureau
ministry 2 noun a department of state administrative agency, executive branch
minor 10 adj insignificant, small slight, lesser, secondary, dependent, light, low, junior, casual, smaller, younger
minor 22 adj insignificant, small petty, inconsequential, unimportant, negligible, trivial, dinky, minus, accessory, subordinate, subsidiary, inferior, trifling, bush-league, paltry, piddling, small-time, tacky, two-bit, inconsiderable, below the mark, second-string, small-fry
minor 10 noun person under legal age of maturity boy, adolescent, infant, youth, youngster, child, baby, girl, junior, teenager
minor 6 noun person under legal age of maturity juvenile, lad, underage, schoolgirl, schoolboy, little one
minority 1 noun an outnumbered group opposition
minority 5 noun an outnumbered group splinter group, less than half, the few, the outnumbered, the outvoted
minority 2 noun the time before one is of legal age youth, childhood
minority 4 noun the time before one is of legal age immaturity, adolescence, youthfulness, pubescence
minority 1 noun youth group
minority 4 noun youth nonage, immaturity, adolescence, pupilage
minute 7 adj very small precise, tiny, minimal, little, fine, exact, invisible
minute 18 adj very small insignificant, infinitesimal, microscopic, minuscule, wee, minim, diminutive, miniature, atomic, exiguous, molecular, piddling, puny, slender, inconsiderable, teeny-weeny, peewee, microbic
minute 5 adj unimportant slight, little, light, small, minor
minute 12 adj unimportant paltry, insignificant, trivial, negligible, petty, trifling, nonessential, immaterial, picayune, piddling, puny, inconsiderable
minute 8 adj exact, precise close, full, particular, careful, critical, detailed, elaborate, specialized
minute 11 adj exact, precise meticulous, painstaking, exhaustive, thorough, circumstantial, itemized, punctilious, scrupulous, blow-by-blow, clocklike, particularized
minute 8 noun brief time period moment, second, breath, breathing, instant, shake, flash, crack
minute 11 noun brief time period twinkling, jiffy, split second, short time, min, MO, sec, bat of an eye, nothing flat, sixtieth of hour, sixty seconds
miracle 5 noun wonderful, surprising event or thing phenomenon, revelation, surprise, wonder, sensation
miracle 8 noun wonderful, surprising event or thing rarity, marvel, thaumaturgy, prodigy, stunner, portent, unusualness, supernatural occurrence
mirror 10 noun glass that reflects image speculum, reflector, cheval glass, gaper, hand glass, imager, looking glass, pier glass, polished metal, seeing glass
mirror 9 verb copy, reflect represent, depict, echo, follow, illustrate, show, double, image, glass
mirror 13 verb copy, reflect exemplify, imitate, typify, mimic, personify, epitomize, embody, symbolize, emulate, simulate, take off, act like, make like
miscarriage 5 noun failure abortion, error, defeat, miss, mistake
miscarriage 11 noun failure mishap, breakdown, malfunction, misadventure, botch, misfire, mischance, perversion, interruption, undoing, nonsuccess
miser 11 noun person who hoards money, possessions stiff, tightwad, harpy, Scrooge, churl, cheapskate, hoarder, moneygrubber, penny-pincher, pinchfist, pinchpenny
miserable 15 adj unhappy, depressed tragic, sad, destroyed, down, hurt, ill, injured, pained, sick, strained, suffering, troubled, wounded, hurting, racked
miserable 35 adj unhappy, depressed wretched, gloomy, pathetic, afflicted, ailing, brokenhearted, crestfallen, dejected, desolate, despairing, despondent, disconsolate, discontented, distressed, doleful, dolorous, down in the mouth, downcast, forlorn, heartbroken, hopeless, melancholy, mournful, rueful, sickly, sorrowful, woebegone, pitiable, ruthful, agonized, anguished, in pain, on a downer, tormented, tortured
miserable 7 adj destitute, shabby poor, sad, bad, tragic, sorry, low, mean
miserable 27 adj destitute, shabby wretched, pathetic, meager, shameful, abject, contemptible, deplorable, despicable, detestable, disgraceful, godforsaken, impoverished, indigent, inferior, lamentable, needy, paltry, penniless, piteous, poverty-stricken, scanty, sordid, squalid, vile, worthless, pitiable, scurvy
misery 7 noun pain, mental or physical grief, suffering, passion, worry, headache, depression, hurting
misery 29 noun pain, mental or physical heartache, gloom, hardship, torture, agony, sorrow, discomfort, squalor, despair, torment, woe, anguish, sadness, melancholy, distress, desolation, despondency, twinge, throe, stitch, pang, dolor, ache, blues, wretchedness, unhappiness, bad news, worriment, anvil chorus
misery 10 noun trouble, disaster anxiety, grief, difficulty, poverty, burden, problem, load, trial, want, need
misery 17 noun trouble, disaster misfortune, catastrophe, privation, sorrow, ordeal, calamity, woe, squalor, adversity, curse, destitution, indigence, tribulation, affliction, penury, bitter pill, sordidness
mislead 4 verb give someone the wrong idea, information fool, lie, cheat, trick
mislead 46 verb give someone the wrong idea, information misinform, entice, hoodwink, dupe, betray, deceive, tempt, misrepresent, fudge, defraud, delude, pervert, bait, ensnare, inveigle, hoax, beguile, enmesh, scam, seduce, bunk, gull, snow, outwit, juggle, cozen, victimize, lure, hose, overreach, bluff, entangle, shaft, rook, bilk, double-cross, put on, rip off, take in, misguide, misdirect, illude, lead astray, lead on, pull wool over eyes, rope in
miss 7 noun failure loss, want, fault, absence, slip, error, mistake
miss 6 noun failure omission, default, defect, mishap, blunder, oversight
miss 10 verb fail, make a mistake drop, forget, skip, slip, trip, blow, overlook, slight, ignore, lose
miss 25 verb fail, make a mistake misplace, miscarry, botch, fumble, juggle, flub, mislay, err, misfire, omit, blunder, muff, disregard, neglect, pass over, overshoot, undershoot, be late for, drop the ball, fall flat on face, fall short, let go, let slip, pass up, trip up
miss 5 verb want; feel a loss desire, wish, pine, long, need
miss 2 verb want; feel a loss crave, yearn
missile 7 noun projectile weapon bomb, bullet, rocket, bat, shot, bolt, arrow
missile 9 noun projectile weapon ammunition, projectile, cartridge, dart, stealth, pellet, bird, MX, trajectile
mist 5 noun film, vapor rain, steam, fog, cloud, spray
mist 10 noun film, vapor moisture, smog, dew, drizzle, condensation, haze, brume, soup, ground clouds, visibility zero
mist 6 verb cloud, steam up sprinkle, rain, steam, shower, fog, film
mist 11 verb cloud, steam up dim, murk, overcast, haze, blur, becloud, obscure, drizzle, befog, overcloud, mizzle
mistress 2 noun ladylove girlfriend, sugar
mistress 22 noun ladylove sweetheart, paramour, roommate, concubine, prostitute, courtesan, sweetie, shack, moll, inamorata, fancy woman, main squeeze, old lady, chatelaine, doxy, ladylove, bedmate, best girl, dream girl, kept woman, other woman, shack job
mistress 4 noun woman in extramarital relationship kept woman, whore, prostitute, Jezebel
mix 9 verb combine, join incorporate, associate, blend, stir, weave, cross, unite, link, compound
mix 32 verb combine, join mingle, fuse, infuse, amalgamate, synthesize, jumble, braid, transfuse, instill, intermingle, tangle, suffuse, knead, commingle, coalesce, conjoin, lump, embody, adulterate, infiltrate, interweave, saturate, merge, commix, alloy, admix, make up, mix up, put together, interbreed, hybridize, work in
mix 2 verb socialize associate, join
mix 6 verb socialize mingle, hobnob, consort, get along, come together, hang out
mixture 11 noun combination mix, variety, dough, blend, union, cross, combine, compound, association, package, crossing
mixture 40 noun combination concoction, batter, stew, commixture, jumble, goulash, amalgamation, hybrid, composite, mosaic, admixture, potpourri, saturation, salmagundi, hodgepodge, transfusion, confection, assimilation, brew, fusion, incorporation, adulteration, mishmash, patchwork, medley, mash, merger, miscellany, alloy, conglomeration, grab bag, mélange, mixed bag, soup, infiltration, mingling, combo, hybridization, amalgam, interfusion
mobile 6 adj movable, travelling liquid, fluid, free, wandering, loose, moving
mobile 21 adj movable, travelling roving, portable, itinerant, migrant, peripatetic, ambulatory, locomotive, adaptable, changeable, migratory, motorized, mutable, nomadic, roaming, unsettled, unstable, unsteady, versatile, motile, unstationary, unsteadfast
mock 3 adj artificial, fake pretended, so-called, false
mock 23 adj artificial, fake make-believe, bogus, phony, simulated, dummy, ersatz, pseudo, mimic, feigned, imitation, put-on, counterfeit, forged, substitute, sham, apish, fraudulent, hokey, imitative, quasi, spurious, unreal, faked
mock 4 verb ridicule needle, rally, rib, kid
mock 22 verb ridicule tease, taunt, scoff, insult, deride, scorn, parody, caricature, buffoon, jape, jeer, hoot, flout, burlesque, chaff, travesty, sneer, laugh at, make fun of, poke fun at, show contempt, thumb nose at
mock 4 verb mimic do, assume, mirror, affect
mock 17 verb mimic imitate, lampoon, satirize, parody, feign, caricature, simulate, ditto, burlesque, mime, travesty, fake, counterfeit, ape, take off, hoke, send up
mock 5 verb deceive fool, cheat, challenge, frustrate, defeat
mock 15 verb deceive belie, defy, betray, dupe, thwart, foil, elude, mislead, beguile, disappoint, juggle, delude, double-cross, let down, sell out
model 8 adj typical, ideal perfect, classical, classic, standard, copy, representative, typical, very
model 12 adj typical, ideal miniature, exemplary, dummy, facsimile, imitation, archetypal, commendable, flawless, illustrative, quintessential, paradigmatic, prototypical
model 15 noun imitation, replica picture, photograph, figure, image, portrait, copy, painting, print, pocket, statue, cartoon, relief, representation, visual, tracing
model 23 noun imitation, replica sketch, effigy, ringer, copycat, layout, duplicate, clone, illustration, engraving, dummy, ditto, setup, look-alike, miniature, facsimile, dead ringer, game plan, spitting image, statuette, figurine, mock-up, paste-up, knock-off
model 8 noun example, standard pattern, symbol, ideal, design, type, original, hero, mirror
model 20 noun example, standard prototype, nonesuch, embodiment, touchstone, archetype, paragon, apotheosis, quintessence, exemplar, saint, emblem, criterion, epitome, paradigm, mold, nonpareil, gauge, beau ideal, role model, lodestar
model 1 noun person, thing that poses subject
model 5 noun person, thing that poses dummy, nude, mannequin, manikin, sitter
model 7 noun type, version style, form, variety, kind, design, mode, mark
model 1 noun type, version configuration
model 8 verb form, shape create, design, fashion, pattern, cast, base, plan, carve
model 2 verb form, shape mold, sculpt
model 5 verb display, pose represent, wear, sport, parade, sit
model 2 verb display, pose show off, set example
moderate 20 adj calm, temperate limited, soft, steady, modest, conservative, pleasant, gentle, mild, reasonable, balanced, neutral, even, controlled, considered, straight, reserved, measured, cool, careful, compromising
moderate 27 adj calm, temperate tame, cautious, bearable, tolerant, tolerable, middle-of-the-road, deliberate, nonpartisan, pacific, midway, sober, restrained, considerate, dispassionate, equable, impartial, inexpensive, judicious, low-key, monotonous, peaceable, tranquil, untroubled, inconsiderable, disciplined, abstinent, not excessive
moderate 3 adj fair, average, so-so medium, ordinary, mean
moderate 15 adj fair, average, so-so piddling, middling, intermediate, trifling, bland, fair to middling, inconsequential, indifferent, mediocre, paltry, passable, trivial, unexceptional, inconsiderable, fairish
moderate 14 verb restrain, control reduce, slow, modify, decrease, diminish, soften, decline, relieve, quiet, qualify, calm, fall, regulate, check
moderate 30 verb restrain, control constrain, subdue, slacken, wane, subside, lessen, mitigate, tone down, alleviate, abate, curb, temper, cool, appease, chasten, relent, repress, soft-pedal, assuage, tame, pacify, mollify, allay, modulate, let up, play down, die down, meet halfway, cool out, ease off
moderate 3 verb mediate, arbitrate negotiate, judge, chair
moderate 5 verb mediate, arbitrate referee, umpire, preside, make peace, take the chair
modern 10 adj new, up-to-date contemporary, current, novel, present, latest, now, recent, fresh, late, prevailing
modern 23 adj new, up-to-date state-of-the-art, stylish, present-day, concomitant, avant-garde, coincident, concurrent, last word, modernistic, modish, newfangled, prevalent, latter-day, up-to-the-minute, modernized, today, contempo, cutting-edge, leading-edge, neoteric, new-fashioned, with-it, twenty- first century
modest 10 adj shy simple, quiet, moderate, nice, proper, reserved, resigned, retiring, silent, withdrawing
modest 26 adj shy prudent, humble, unassuming, bashful, blushing, chaste, coy, demure, diffident, discreet, lowly, meek, reticent, seemly, self-conscious, sheepish, temperate, timid, unobtrusive, unpretentious, self-effacing, unassertive, unassured, unboastful, unpresuming, unpretending
modest 10 adj limited, ordinary simple, reasonable, small, moderate, average, cheap, dry, fair, natural, plain
modest 20 adj limited, ordinary inexpensive, humble, discreet, economical, middling, unadorned, unaffected, unembellished, unexceptional, unobtrusive, unpretentious, unstudied, unostentatious, inelaborate, unembroidered, unexcessive, unextravagant, unextreme, unornamented, unradical
modicum 8 noun bit, small amount touch, little, fraction, fragment, molecule, particle, drop, grain
modicum 17 noun bit, small amount shred, iota, speck, dash, whit, trifle, minim, scrap, inch, jot, atom, mite, crumb, pinch, tinge, ounce, smidge
module 1 noun measurement across object bore
module 4 noun measurement across object width, breadth, caliber, broadness
module 34 noun piece, portion of something sector, chunk, any, share, section, factor, component, detail, element, member, item, lot, measure, piece, segment, side, unit, extra, chip, limb, cut, fraction, department, division, branch, fragment, molecule, helping, slice, bit, particle, organ, ingredient, bite
module 20 noun piece, portion of something quantum, slab, moiety, parcel, apportionment, installment, scrap, sliver, splinter, articulation, ration, quota, lump, atom, constituent, subdivision, partition, hunk, allotment, meed
module 21 noun part member, component, arm, layer, square, feature, section, detail, fraction, factor, ingredient, joint, link, segment, portion, element, item, length, piece, wing, block
module 4 noun part digit, detachment, constituent, integer
module 8 noun space module capsule, spacecraft, space shuttle, spaceship, ballistic capsule, command module, exploratory ship, lunar module
module 2 noun an essential part element, part
module 1 noun an essential part constituent
module 3 noun course of study schedule, subjects, studies
module 4 noun course of study syllabus, educational program, modules, program of studies
moldable 4 adj malleable flexible, plastic, soft, yielding
moldable 19 adj malleable adaptable, compliant, ductile, flexile, flexuous, governable, impressionable, manageable, pliable, pliant, submissive, supple, tractable, workable, go-with-the-flow, putty in hands, rolls with punches, tractile, transformable
mole 7 noun blemish freckle, blot, birthmark, beauty mark, strawberry mark, nevus, beauty spot
mole 1 noun spy agent
mole 5 noun spy informer, infiltrator, double agent, secret agent, inside man/woman
molecular 2 adj microscopic little, minute
molecular 3 adj microscopic atomic, infinitesimal, subatomic
molecule 4 noun smallest part fragment, particle, bit, unit
molecule 9 noun smallest part jot, speck, minim, mote, modicum, mite, iota, ray, ounce
moment 14 noun brief time period point, flash, time, date, occasion, bit, minute, stage, breathing, instant, crack, while, second, shake
moment 15 noun brief time period juncture, wink, twinkle, twinkling, jiffy, tick, split second, jiff, hour, sec, trice, no time, nothing flat, point in time, three winks
moment 14 noun importance note, use, substance, advantage, weight, profit, gravity, value, magnitude, significance, consequence, import, worth, concern
moment 6 noun importance seriousness, momentousness, avail, pith, signification, weightiness
momentum 6 noun impetus, push energy, strength, power, force, drive, impulse
momentum 2 noun impetus, push thrust, propulsion
monarch 2 noun ruler queen, king
monarch 10 noun ruler emperor, sovereign, majesty, autocrat, prince, empress, potentate, despot, princess, crowned head
monarchy 3 noun kingship sovereignty, kingdom, command
monarchy 2 noun kingship throne, crown
monastery 1 noun place where monks live house
monastery 6 noun place where monks live abbey, cloister, priory, friary, lamasery, religious community
money 24 noun currency accepted as exchange for goods, services salary, wage, wealth, pay, bill, cash, payment, fund, capital, property, check, gold, dough, treasure, finances, resources, funds, coin, chips, silver, bread, riches, roll, bucks
money 14 noun currency accepted as exchange for goods, services wad, gravy, bankroll, wherewithal, greenback, loot, hard cash, legal tender, medium of exchange, coinage, banknote, specie, pesos, almighty dollar
moneybags 3 noun person engaged in private ownership of business entrepreneur, banker, investor
moneybags 9 noun person engaged in private ownership of business financier, backer, businessperson, plutocrat, bourgeois, landowner, one who signs the checks, the boss, the money
moneybags 7 noun person who lends money, advises merchant, broker, entrepreneur, banker, operator, money, sponsor
moneybags 16 noun person who lends money, advises tycoon, backer, speculator, capitalist, manipulator, businessperson, Santa Claus, fat cat, stockbroker, usurer, bankroller, grubstaker, money lender, person who writes the checks, rich person, staker
moneybags 10 noun wealthy person baron, big shot, deep pocket, magnate, tycoon, moneyed person, person of means, person of substance, rich person, richling
moneybags 6 noun rich person baron, magnate, tycoon, Daddy Warbucks, Mr. Moneybags, richling
moneybags 7 noun tote for carrying personal items pocket, bag, poke, hide, leather, frame, sack
moneybags 12 noun tote for carrying personal items pocketbook, wallet, handbag, pouch, clutch, receptacle, bursa, carryall, lizard, moneybag, billfold, reticule
monk 3 noun man who devotes life to contemplation of god priest, brother, religious
monk 10 noun man who devotes life to contemplation of god abbot, solitary, cenobite, recluse, ascetic, monastic, hermit, friar, eremite, anchorite
monkey 12 noun primate baboon, ape, rascal, monk, imp, scamp, simian, anthropoid, lemur, chimpanzee, gorilla, orangutan
monkey 4 verb fiddle, tamper with fool, play, mess, interfere
monkey 12 verb fiddle, tamper with trifle, interlope, make, tinker, pry, meddle, busybody, butt in, fool around, horn in, fool with, intermeddle
monopoly 6 noun something held, owned exclusively patent, trust, holding, ownership, corner, pool
monopoly 7 noun something held, owned exclusively cartel, syndicate, proprietorship, copyright, oligopoly, consortium, possessorship
monosaccharide 1 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen sugar
monosaccharide 13 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, disaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin, polysaccharide
monster 5 noun giant animal; supernatural being giant, devil, horror, beast, whale
monster 24 noun giant animal; supernatural being freak, behemoth, demon, villain, savage, mutant, titan, ogre, colossus, brute, barbarian, abnormality, mammoth, hellion, fiend, monstrosity, dragon, centaur, phoenix, werewolf, leviathan, Frankenstein, miscreation, lusus naturae
monstrous 7 adj unnatural, shocking horrible, terrible, cruel, desperate, evil, rank, unusual
monstrous 38 adj unnatural, shocking atrocious, freakish, obscene, preposterous, horrendous, dreadful, inhuman, grotesque, hideous, vicious, odious, heinous, gruesome, frightful, infamous, egregious, outrageous, intolerable, aberrant, abnormal, devilish, diabolical, disgraceful, fiendish, flagitious, foul, hellish, loathsome, macabre, morbid, ominous, satanic, scandalous, uncanny, villainous, horrifying, miscreated, teratoid
monstrous 11 adj very large huge, enormous, impressive, massive, towering, tremendous, fantastic, giant, great, vast, cracking
monstrous 13 adj very large colossal, magnificent, immense, monumental, mammoth, gigantic, gargantuan, elephantine, grandiose, prodigious, stupendous, titanic, whopping
month 33 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour
month 18 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, year, week, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon
monthly 19 noun chronicle publication, review, account, daily, note, magazine, paper, diary, newspaper, calendar, annual, log, organ, register, record, statement, reminder, minutes, observation
monthly 15 noun chronicle tabloid, annals, periodical, gazette, almanac, memoir, rag, daybook, ledger, reminiscence, memento, scandal sheet, weekly, chronology, comic book
monthly 10 noun periodic publication journal, manual, daily, paper, newspaper, sheet, organ, review, annual, joint
monthly 19 noun periodic publication pamphlet, booklet, brochure, periodical, newsletter, rag, slick, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, weekly, bimonthly, semiweekly, broadside, biweekly, throwaway
monthly 6 adj at fixed intervals annual, occasional, repeated, regular, routine, daily
monthly 28 adj at fixed intervals yearly, recurrent, intermittent, sporadic, periodical, alternate, cyclical, infrequent, perennial, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, seasonal, recurring, weekly, at various times, centennial, epochal, every once in a while, every so often, fluctuating, hourly, on certain occasions, on-again-off-again, orbital
monthly 7 noun regular publication journal, magazine, sheet, review, number, paper, newspaper
monthly 7 noun regular publication quarterly, rag, slick, serial, mag, weekly, throwaway
mood 22 noun state of mind emotion, atmosphere, personality, mind, scene, attitude, tendency, humor, character, spirit, response, condition, desire, wish, air, feeling, strain, depression, cue, soul, dumps, pleasure
mood 26 noun state of mind color, inclination, disposition, temperament, frame of mind, aura, individuality, whim, bent, feel, fancy, crotchet, tenor, blues, caprice, propensity, melancholy, semblance, vein, doldrums, vagary, timbre, temper, affection, high spirits, low spirits
moon 1 noun earth' s satellite satellite
moon 11 noun earth' s satellite pumpkin, crescent, celestial body, heavenly body, half-moon, planetoid, full moon, new moon, old moon, orb of night, quarter-moon
moon 1 verb dream about; desire pine
moon 6 verb dream about; desire daydream, yearn, idle, mope, languish, waste time
moral 12 adj ethical, honest proper, good, straight, right, square, innocent, meet, correct, decent, just, modest, pure
moral 34 adj ethical, honest principled, righteous, noble, elevated, kosher, worthy, upright, aboveboard, blameless, chaste, conscientious, courteous, decorous, dutiful, exemplary, high-minded, honorable, immaculate, incorruptible, kindly, laudable, meritorious, praiseworthy, respectable, saintly, scrupulous, seemly, true-blue, trustworthy, truthful, upstanding, virtuous, moralistic, salt of the earth
moral 7 noun lesson, proverb meaning, significance, saying, point, rule, message, saw
moral 13 noun lesson, proverb aphorism, dictum, gnome, truism, maxim, precept, adage, epigram, motto, axiom, sermon, apophthegm, moralism
morale 8 noun confidence, self-esteem attitude, resolve, spirit, mood, heart, humor, drive, turn
morale 11 noun confidence, self-esteem self-confidence, vigor, outlook, self-possession, mettle, disposition, temperament, temper, assurance, esprit de corps, esprit
morning 2 noun first part of the day dawn, AM
morning 23 noun first part of the day prime, daybreak, morn, aurora, daylight, sunup, cockcrow, sunrise, break of day, first blush, morrow, forenoon, dayspring, after midnight, ante meridiem, before lunch, before noon, breakfast time, crack of dawn, early bright, foreday, morningtide, wee hours
morpheme 6 noun unit of language sound, term, concept, name, phrase, expression
morpheme 7 noun unit of language designation, locution, idiom, usage, utterance, vocable, lexeme
morpheme 5 noun letters of a writing system fundamentals, elements, symbols, characters, signs
morpheme 9 noun letters of a writing system morphemes, syllabary, ABCs, ideograph, rune, hieroglyphs, phonemes, pictograph, graphic representation
morsel 14 noun tiny piece chunk, cut, slice, taste, bite, drop, sample, fragment, part, grain, treat, fraction, bit, segment
morsel 12 noun tiny piece tidbit, snack, crumb, hunk, mouthful, bait, delicacy, nibble, lump, nosh, scrap, soupçon
mortgage 3 noun loan agreement debt, contract, title
mortgage 3 noun loan agreement deed, pledge, homeowner's loan
mosaic 7 noun collage patchwork, plaid, variegation, motley, tessellation, montage, checker
mosque 1 noun temple church
mosque 11 noun temple sanctuary, synagogue, shrine, house of worship, place of worship, chapel, cathedral, tabernacle, house of God, holy place, masjid
mosquito 2 noun bug bee, fly
mosquito 28 noun bug tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket
mosquito 5 noun pest insect, fly, rat, snake, mice
mosquito 9 noun pest weasel, rodent, ant, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede
mother 5 noun female person who has borne children mom, parent, origin, source, ancestor
mother 7 noun female person who has borne children predecessor, creator, progenitor, forebearer, mommy, child-bearer, procreator
motif 7 noun central theme pattern, concept, subject, design, idea, structure, notion
motif 1 noun central theme logo
motion picture 3 noun film film, movie, picture
motion picture 15 noun film feature film, flick, cinema, flicker, moving picture, silver screen, talkie, cine, cinematics, cinematograph, photodrama, photoplay, picture show, talking picture, videotape
motivation 15 noun ambition, inspiration desire, interest, wish, incentive, motive, reason, impulse, hunger, angle, fire, action, stimulus, drive, suggestion, push
motivation 21 noun ambition, inspiration impetus, encouragement, catalyst, inclination, provocation, gimmick, persuasion, incitation, kick, disposition, spur, incitement, predisposition, instigation, inducement, right stuff, goose, predetermination, actuation, impulsion, get up and go
motorist 2 noun driver traveler, tourist
motorist 2 noun driver authomobilist, autoist
mould 11 verb cut carefully with sharp instrument fashion, divide, shape, slice, trim, form, pattern, chip, tool, model, grave
mould 19 verb cut carefully with sharp instrument hack, chisel, engrave, etch, mold, cleave, hew, indent, stipple, incise, whittle, sunder, slash, dissect, dissever, block out, sculpt, rough-hew, insculpt
mould 1 noun fungus must
mould 3 noun fungus blight, mold, mustiness
mountain 12 noun very large hill ridge, pile, peak, cliff, height, drift, stack, bank, mount, shock, range, mass
mountain 21 noun very large hill elevation, bluff, pyramid, eminence, alp, hump, precipice, glob, dome, heap, mesa, abundance, pike, palisade, mound, sierra, volcano, tor, crag, ton, butte
mourning 4 noun sadness, time of sadness grief, darkness, crying, pining
mourning 14 noun sadness, time of sadness weeping, aching, wailing, bereavement, languishing, woe, lamenting, blackness, keening, repining, lamentation, moaning, sorrowing, grieving
mouse 2 noun rodent vermin, murine
mouth 8 noun opening box, entrance, door, rim, gate, jaws, chops, lips
mouth 21 noun opening cavity, orifice, funnel, clam, inlet, estuary, kisser, yap, gob, crevice, harbor, mush, portal, trap, beak, aperture, delta, gills, firth, embouchement, fly trap
mouth 4 noun backtalk cheek, lip, boasting, sauce
mouth 12 noun backtalk sass, freshness, gas, impudence, guff, braggadocio, rudeness, insolence, empty talk, hot air, bragging, idle talk
mouthful 3 adj portion taste, bite, piece
mouthful 2 adj portion gulp, morsel
move 15 noun progress, deed shift, measure, motion, step, procedure, act, action, change, movement, proceeding, variation, turn, stroke, stir, stirring
move 5 noun progress, deed maneuver, ploy, stratagem, alteration, modification
move 39 verb be in motion, put in motion walk, jump, go, carry, ship, transport, blow, proceed, transfer, travel, cross, run, drift, progress, change, fly, advance, shift, flow, drive, remove, leave, switch, withdraw, push, climb, depart, quit, leap, exit, split, stir, roll, march, hurry, crawl, disturb, shove, position
move 22 verb be in motion, put in motion propel, migrate, relocate, traverse, actuate, glide, scram, transpose, bustle, impel, budge, dislocate, get off, pull out, take off, locomote, get away, get going, go away, head for, off-load, skip out
move 28 verb motivate, influence convert, lead, bring, shift, drive, carry, turn, push, operate, start, prompt, inspire, persuade, touch, suggest, submit, recommend, impress, urge, propose, advocate, introduce, strike, affect, cause, shove, stir, stimulate
move 23 verb motivate, influence propel, activate, actuate, agitate, quicken, impel, incite, sway, instigate, excite, induce, inspirit, rouse, budge, bring up, draw up, get going, give rise to, play on, prevail upon, put forward, tug at, work on
move quickly 20 verb race away; propel float, flash, bound, hurry, spring, course, pitch, cast, speed, sail, start, fly, plunge, run, throw, shoot, rush, launch, tear, career
move quickly 16 verb race away; propel hurtle, fling, flit, scamper, scurry, dash, skim, scoot, gallop, sprint, whiz, heave, scud, thrust, spurt, hasten
move quickly 20 verb speed something; hurry urge, accelerate, clip, skip, bound, leap, plunge, run, express, burn, press, flee, fly, advance, rush, tear, bolt, pace, race, push
move quickly 30 verb speed something; hurry step up, precipitate, expedite, quicken, gallop, dispatch, dash, sprint, trot, scamper, goad, bustle, hustle, hie, scurry, scoot, spurt, scuttle, cover ground, get the lead out, haste, get cracking, make haste, make tracks, not lose a minute, shake a leg, step on it, take wing, waste no time, whip around
move slowly 2 verb waste time delay, hesitate
move slowly 8 verb waste time vacillate, linger, procrastinate, dawdle, mosey, loiter, meander, hem and haw
move slowly 1 verb saunter drift
move slowly 13 verb saunter mope, meander, amble, ramble, traipse, dilly-dally, linger, dally, loiter, stroll along, take a stroll, take it easy, walk slowly
movement 29 noun motion, activity development, evolution, shift, move, flow, exercise, act, action, progress, operation, change, migration, transit, passage, stir, flight, journey, advance, undertaking, gesture, wandering, stirring, changing, moving, journeying, shifting, steps, evolving, translating
movement 19 noun motion, activity agitation, displacement, deed, regression, mobility, maneuver, velocity, progression, alteration, flux, locomotion, roaming, transferal, movableness, motility, dynamism, transplanting, operativeness, voyaging
movement 22 noun drive, campaign evolution, group, trend, shift, flow, transfer, tendency, party, organization, demonstration, change, flight, patrol, transition, drift, sweep, current, swing, front, march, withdrawal, grouping
movement 5 noun drive, campaign faction, unrest, crusade, displacement, mobilization
moving 13 adj affecting, exciting inspiring, gripping, meaningful, touching, emotional, stirring, provoking, stimulating, dynamic, impressive, significant, motivating, rallying
moving 28 adj affecting, exciting stunning, persuasive, eloquent, poignant, heartbreaking, heartrending, expressive, rousing, quickening, awakening, affective, breathless, far-out, hairy, mind-blowing, sententious, something, emotive, facund, inspirational, arousing, impelling, propelling, felt in gut, grabbed by, mind-bending, stimulative, turned on by
moving 11 adj mobile changing, flying, jumping, running, going, shifting, walking, progressing, evolving, climbing, advancing
moving 11 adj mobile roaming, roving, movable, nomadic, portable, unstable, unsteady, traversing, motile, unfixed, unsteadfast
mud 1 noun wet dirt clay
mud 7 noun wet dirt muck, sludge, slush, silt, mire, slab, ooze
mug 7 noun drinking cup jug, tankard, flagon, coffee cup, demitasse, stoup, toby
mug 3 noun face profile, frown, mask
mug 4 noun face puss, kisser, countenance, grimace
mug 2 verb hold up assault, steal
mug 4 verb hold up rob, hold up, purse-snatch, stick up
multimedia 3 noun combined use of several media interactive media, intermedia, mixed media
multiple 9 adj diversified numerous, different, various, collective, diverse, many, mixed, several, varied
multiple 20 adj diversified manifold, motley, conglomerate, legion, assorted, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, miscellaneous, multifarious, multitudinous, populous, sundry, variegated, voluminous, multiform, polymorphic, polymorphous, multiplex, diversiform, multitudinal
multiply 14 verb increase; reproduce spread, boost, generate, expand, raise, extend, double, mount, rise, produce, add, square, compound, repeat
multiply 15 verb increase; reproduce proliferate, augment, magnify, heighten, breed, enlarge, propagate, build up, accumulate, cube, manifold, procreate, aggregate, aggrandize, populate
mundane 3 adj ordinary normal, everyday, routine
mundane 10 adj ordinary prosaic, humdrum, banal, commonplace, earthly, lowly, worldly, workaday, day-to-day, workday
municipal 15 adj concerning cities city, civic, civil, community, corporate, domestic, home, incorporated, internal, local, metropolitan, native, public, town, urban
municipal 2 adj concerning cities borough, burghal
murder 6 noun killing crime, destruction, shooting, death, blood, knifing
murder 23 noun killing homicide, lynching, massacre, felony, bloodshed, manslaughter, hit, butchery, annihilation, liquidation, off, carnage, foul play, rub out, slaying, assassination, terrorism, offing, dispatching, one-way ticket, taking out, the business, the works
murder 9 verb kill shoot, execute, destroy, ruin, eliminate, knife, finish, hang, defeat
murder 42 verb kill slay, massacre, slaughter, butcher, exterminate, assassinate, behead, strangle, decapitate, lynch, asphyxiate, dispatch, mar, guillotine, snuff, abolish, waste, electrocute, hit, liquidate, smother, spoil, misuse, chill, off, cool, drub, thrash, extinguish, mangle, eradicate, bump off, do in, knock off, put away, rub out, garotte, blot out, dust off, take a life, take for a ride, take out
muscle 4 noun large fibers of animal body meat, flesh, might, beef
muscle 5 noun large fibers of animal body tendon, brawn, sinew, thew, tissue
muscle 5 noun power, influence energy, strength, weight, force, might
muscle 8 noun power, influence stamina, clout, potency, brawn, sinew, forcefulness, sturdiness, strong arm
museum 7 noun place for viewing artifacts or building, foundation, library, gallery, institution, hall, exhibition
museum 8 noun place for viewing artifacts or salon, menagerie, repository, treasury, depository, vault, storehouse, exhibits archive
mushroom 7 verb sprout; grow quickly explode, boom, expand, burst, increase, spread, grow
mushroom 11 verb sprout; grow quickly proliferate, burgeon, flourish, detonate, augment, luxuriate, blow up, go off, shoot up, grow rapidly, spring up
music 17 noun sounds that are pleasant, harmonized soul, rock, piece, singing, tune, modern, classical, song, chamber, jazz, measure, air, strain, harmony, swing, folk, popular
music 16 noun sounds that are pleasant, harmonized rap, melody, hymn, bop, fusion, refrain, acoustic, hard rock, instrumental, opera, ragtime, plainsong, bebop, a cappella, heavy metal, rock and roll
musical 4 adj harmonic, lyrical vocal, sweet, pleasing, blending
musical 21 adj harmonic, lyrical rhythmic, melodic, symphonic, consonant, melodious, agreeable, dulcet, euphonious, harmonious, mellow, orchestral, tuneful, symphonious, choral, operatic, chiming, lilting, silvery, songful, sweet-sounding, tuned
musician 3 noun person who performs music artist, player, performer
musician 10 noun person who performs music conductor, virtuoso, composer, entertainer, soloist, instrumentalist, vocalist, artiste, diva, session player
mutation 5 noun metamorphosis variation, evolution, innovation, transformation, change
mutation 10 noun metamorphosis anomaly, alteration, deviation, mutant, novelty, transfiguration, deviant, permutation, modification, vicissitude
mutter 3 verb grumble, mumble whisper, complain, swallow
mutter 12 verb grumble, mumble moan, growl, groan, snarl, murmur, sputter, grouse, muddle, rumble, grouch, grunt, croak
mutual 10 adj shared, common collective, connected, dependent, joint, public, related, returned, united, associated, participated
mutual 19 adj shared, common bilateral, reciprocal, communal, convertible, give-and-take, interchangeable, respective, conjoint, correlative, conjunct, given and taken, interactive, interchanged, interdependent, intermutual, partaken, reciprocated, requited, two-sided
myth 9 noun fictitious story, often ancient imagination, illusion, legend, tale, fantasy, fiction, tradition, creation, invention
myth 16 noun fictitious story, often ancient parable, superstition, fable, lore, delusion, saga, apologue, fancy, figment, allegory, fabrication, folk tale, mythos, fairy story, folk ballad, tall story
nail 12 verb fasten, fix with pointed object attach, hit, pin, pound, join, secure, beat, bind, sock, drive, strike, hold
nail 4 verb fasten, fix with pointed object tack, whack, spike, hammer
nail 5 verb capture, arrest catch, secure, seize, bag, collar
nail 8 verb capture, arrest hook, nab, apprehend, pinch, get, detain, take, prehend
naive 8 adj childlike, trusting innocent, simple, fresh, natural, open, original, plain, square
naive 37 adj childlike, trusting sincere, ignorant, unsophisticated, aboveboard, artless, callow, candid, countrified, credulous, forthright, frank, green, guileless, gullible, harmless, impulsive, ingenuous, innocuous, instinctive, jejune, patsy, spontaneous, sucker, unaffected, unpretentious, unschooled, unsuspecting, untaught, unworldly, virgin, lamb, simple-minded, wide-eyed, confiding, like a babe in the woods, unjaded, unsuspicious
name 9 noun title given to something, someone term, brand, style, label, signature, sign, head, tag, heading
name 34 noun title given to something, someone flag, nickname, surname, rubric, moniker, cognomen, agnomen, pseudonym, appellation, handle, epithet, denomination, autograph, monogram, designation, alias, sobriquet, nom de guerre, nom de plume, pen name, pet name, trade name, patronymic, eponym, namesake, matronymic, agname, autonym, compellation, nomen, place name, prenomen, proper name, stage name
name 7 noun fame, distinction note, reputation, character, credit, praise, report, honor
name 5 noun fame, distinction rep, renown, esteem, repute, eminence
name 4 noun celebrity star, personality, somebody, hero
name 9 noun celebrity luminary, notable, lion, entertainer, notability, big name, superstar, headliner, celeb
name 12 verb give a title call, identify, term, title, style, label, characterize, tag, entitle, ticket, classify, define
name 10 verb give a title dub, nickname, designate, nomenclature, denominate, christen, baptize, cognominate, give a handle, put tag on
name 22 verb choose, designate appoint, elect, make, list, declare, recognize, mention, identify, suggest, announce, cite, select, slot, index, remark, instance, mark, commission, tag, classify, tap, specify
name 13 verb choose, designate nominate, peg, signify, connote, delegate, tab, denote, single out, refer to, pin down, point to, put down for, put finger on
nap 5 noun short, light sleep pause, nod, spot, rest, break
nap 11 noun short, light sleep intermission, catnap, interlude, doze, respite, shuteye, siesta, snooze, forty winks, microsleep, few z's
nap 8 noun grain of material fiber, feel, down, outside, pile, surface, tooth, weave
nap 8 noun grain of material wale, grit, warp, roughness, smoothness, weft, woof, shag
nap 5 verb take a short, light sleep relax, nod, rest, sleep, rack
nap 11 verb take a short, light sleep catnap, doze, snooze, drop off, drowse, catch forty winks, get some shut-eye, nod off, take a siesta, take a snooze, grab some z's
narrow 16 adj confined, restricted precise, limited, tight, thin, small, exclusive, set, close, fine, select, spare, shrunken, near, fixed, pent, contracted
narrow 24 adj confined, restricted slim, definite, precarious, slender, cramped, scanty, strait, confining, scant, tapering, taper, exiguous, meager, paltry, determinate, attenuated, circumscribed, constricted, pinched, compressed, tapered, threadlike, incapacious, linear
narrow 4 adj intolerant, small-minded biased, conservative, partial, conventional
narrow 11 adj intolerant, small-minded narrow-minded, reactionary, prejudiced, bigoted, dogmatic, illiberal, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate, parochial, hidebound
narrow 2 adj cheap, stingy close, mean
narrow 5 adj cheap, stingy tight, mercenary, avaricious, ungenerous, scrimpy
narrow 4 verb reduce, simplify diminish, tighten, limit, contract
narrow 3 verb reduce, simplify circumscribe, constrict, taper
natal 10 adj innate, inherent natural, indigenous, real, constitutional, essential, fundamental, wild, original, genuine, inherited
natal 15 adj innate, inherent endemic, built-in, congenital, hereditary, inborn, inbred, ingrained, instinctive, intrinsic, inveterate, connate, connatural, implanted, inwrought, unacquired
natal 21 adj normal, everyday logical, legitimate, reasonable, ordinary, usual, essential, common, constant, familiar, universal, general, regular, characteristic, uniform, native, anticipated, consistent, indigenous, inherent, prevailing, typical
natal 22 adj normal, everyday innate, instinctive, commonplace, probable, accustomed, congenital, customary, habitual, inborn, intuitive, involuntary, prevalent, spontaneous, uncontrolled, connatural, typic, counted on, ingenerate, looked for, matter-of-course, relied on, unacquired
national 14 adj concerning a country with a civil, ethnic, domestic, internal, social, public, royal, general, state, sweeping, home, native, political, widespread
national 13 adj concerning a country with a communal, governmental, sovereign, vernacular, imperial, inland, politic, societal, nationwide, interstate, federal, countrywide, government civic
nationalism 7 noun extreme devotion to a belief or nation fanaticism, narrowness, jingoism, zealotry, bellicism, ethnocentricity, fanatical patriotism
nationalism 1 noun love of one's country loyalty
nationalism 4 noun love of one's country allegiance, chauvinism, flag-waving, public spirit
nationalist 1 noun person who loves his or her country volunteer
nationalist 8 noun person who loves his or her country partisan, loyalist, flag-waver, jingoist, patrioteer, good citizen, statesperson, ultranationalist
nationality 6 noun place of birth origin, society, community, country, race, nation
nationality 6 noun place of birth allegiance, body politic, native land, ethnic group, citizenship, political home
native 10 adj innate, inherent natural, indigenous, real, constitutional, essential, fundamental, wild, original, genuine, inherited
native 16 adj innate, inherent endemic, built-in, congenital, hereditary, inborn, inbred, ingrained, instinctive, intrinsic, inveterate, connate, connatural, natal, implanted, inwrought, unacquired
native 11 adj domestic, home indigenous, belonging, national, primary, local, original, from, internal, municipal, regional, related
native 9 adj domestic, home primitive, homegrown, endemic, aboriginal, vernacular, autochthonous, homemade, inland, primeval
native 4 noun person born in the country in which he/she dwells national, citizen, ancient, local
native 7 noun person born in the country in which he/she dwells inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, aboriginal, autochthon, indigene, home towner
natural science 6 noun physical science biology, physics, chemistry, life sciences, pure science, science of matter
nature 19 noun character, disposition humor, description, quality, essence, personality, type, mood, constitution, like, point, being, makeup, drift, texture, stuff, features, score, traits, attributes
nature 13 noun character, disposition heart, individuality, outlook, meat, essentiality, complexion, temperament, temper, individualism, bottom line, name of game, name of tune, nature of beast
nature 15 noun type, kind sort, style, description, variety, character, way, structure, category, figure, cast, color, brand, framework, shape, species
nature 4 noun type, kind ilk, conformation, anatomy, stripe
nature 9 noun earth, creation environment, world, landscape, view, generation, universe, forest, country, setting
nature 8 noun earth, creation scenery, outdoors, countryside, macrocosm, cosmos, seascape, megacosm, natural history
navel 4 adj of the navel umbilical, omphalic, umbilicate, umbilicated
navy 1 noun fleet vessels
navy 9 noun fleet armada, flotilla, merchant marine, warships, argosy, marine defense, naval force, sea force, sea power
necessary 16 adj essential fundamental, required, crucial, needed, vital, significant, basic, prime, binding, chief, pressing, principal, compelling, elementary, specified, wanted
necessary 22 adj essential unavoidable, mandatory, urgent, indispensable, imperative, paramount, decisive, cardinal, expedient, requisite, prerequisite, compulsory, de rigueur, exigent, momentous, obligatory, quintessential, needful, all-important, bottom-line, incumbent on, name of game
necessary 2 adj inevitable certain, assured
necessary 13 adj inevitable imminent, unavoidable, fated, ineluctable, inescapable, inexorable, infallible, undeniable, ineludible, inerrant, inevasible, returnless, unescapable
neck 1 noun narrow connector collar
neck 6 noun narrow connector strait, cape, cervix, scruff, nape, isthmus
need 13 noun want, requirement use, right, wish, commitment, demand, obligation, duty, longing, weakness, charge, occasion, essential, must
need 10 noun want, requirement urgency, exigency, extremity, requisite, compulsion, devoir, committal, desideratum, ought, the urge
need 3 noun poverty lack, want, shortage
need 15 noun poverty impecuniousness, distress, pennilessness, privation, extremity, destitution, deprivation, inadequacy, indigence, paucity, neediness, insufficiency, poorness, impoverishment, penury
need 4 noun emergency; pressing lack obligation, want, necessity, shortage
need 5 noun emergency; pressing lack urgency, deficiency, insufficiency, inadequacy, exigency
need 11 verb want something desire, require, lack, demand, claim, miss, hunger, wish, long, pine, exact
need 32 verb want something call for, covet, necessitate, thirst, hanker, lust, crave, yearn, do without, be deficient, be deprived, be down and out, be hard up, be in need of, be in want, be inadequate, be needy, be poor, be short, be without, die for, drive for, feel a dearth of, feel the necessity for, feel the pinch, go hungry, have occasion for, have occasion to, have use for, hurt for, suffer privation, yen for
needle 5 verb tease, annoy bother, question, worry, provoke, examine
needle 24 verb tease, annoy bedevil, bait, nag, taunt, pester, goad, irritate, quiz, hector, irk, tweak, prod, badger, aggravate, prick, rile, sting, nettle, harass, gnaw, plague, ruffle, spur, ride
negative 8 adj bad, contradictory weak, resisting, opposing, removed, against, refusing, denying, rejecting
negative 36 adj bad, contradictory unfavorable, adverse, pessimistic, gloomy, jaundiced, contrary, con, antagonistic, balky, colorless, counteractive, cynical, detrimental, nugatory, repugnant, unenthusiastic, uninterested, unwilling, resistive, recusant, anti, dissenting, invalidating, disallowing, neutralizing, abrogating, annulling, contravening, naysaying, impugning, disavowing, nullifying, gainsaying, dissentient, privative, unaffirmative
negative 1 noun contradiction denial
negative 4 noun contradiction refutation, nay, refusal, disavowal
neglect 1 noun disregard slight
neglect 17 noun disregard disrespect, carelessness, indifference, oversight, inadvertence, laxness, inattention, disdain, inconsideration, thoughtlessness, laxity, scorn, delinquency, heedlessness, coolness, unconcern, disregardance
neglect 2 noun failure, default delay, chaos
neglect 17 noun failure, default carelessness, lapse, dereliction, oversight, negligence, slackness, omission, remissness, dilapidation, slovenliness, laxness, laxity, forgetfulness, delinquency, limbo, pretermission, neglectfulness
neglect 7 verb be indifferent, leave alone overlook, ignore, discount, reject, dismiss, slight, condemn
neglect 30 verb be indifferent, leave alone spurn, underestimate, disregard, despise, affront, disdain, slur, scant, detest, depreciate, scorn, rebuff, brush aside, brush off, pass by, pass over, shrug off, pretermit, have nothing to do with, laugh off, let go, live with, make light of, not care for, pass up, pay no attention to, pay no mind, tune out, keep at arm's length, keep one's distance
neglect 5 verb fail to do; forget overlook, skip, dismiss, suspend, miss
neglect 27 verb fail to do; forget disregard, discard, bypass, trifle, defer, omit, skimp, overpass, elide, evade, procrastinate, shirk, postpone, pass over, overleap, be careless, be derelict, be irresponsible, be negligent, be remiss, gloss over, let pass, let slide, look the other way, lose sight of, not trouble oneself, think little of
negligence 1 noun carelessness failure
negligence 12 noun carelessness disregard, oversight, neglect, laxity, laxness, inattention, thoughtlessness, forgetfulness, heedlessness, neglectfulness, inattentiveness, unpreparedness
negotiable instrument 2 noun transferable money bill, paper
negotiable instrument 3 noun transferable money bill of exchange, commercial paper, negotiable paper
negotiation 8 noun bargaining conference, transaction, discussion, agreement, compromise, meeting, debate, intervention
negotiation 5 noun bargaining arbitration, diplomacy, mediation, consultation, colloquy
nephew 11 noun male human father, brother, son, guy, fellow, husband, sir, gentleman, grandfather, spouse, boyfriend
nephew 6 noun male human beau, papa, swain, he, Mr., uncle
nephew 9 noun member of a family father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation
nephew 18 noun member of a family agnate, cognate, uncle, niece, aunt, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents
nephew 9 noun relative sibling, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection, relation
nephew 20 noun relative agnate, cognate, kinswoman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, stepparent, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, clansperson, great-grandparents
nephew 9 noun relative sibling, relation, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection
nephew 20 noun relative agnate, cognate, kinsman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, stepparent, clansperson, great-grandparents
nerve 12 noun daring, boldness confidence, courage, determination, spirit, force, energy, assumption, might, sauce, cheek, will, resolution
nerve 37 noun daring, boldness heart, stomach, grit, fortitude, vigor, gameness, gall, presumption, spunk, chutzpah, endurance, guts, crust, bravery, coolness, assurance, fearlessness, impudence, brazenness, impertinence, temerity, backbone, pluck, firmness, intrepidity, brass, moxie, mettle, effrontery, hardihood, face, audacity, steadfastness, insolence, intestinal fortitude, hardiness, starch
nerve 3 verb strengthen, hearten steel, encourage, cheer
nerve 7 verb strengthen, hearten invigorate, embolden, fortify, inspirit, animate, brace, enhearten
nervous 11 adj anxious, fearful afraid, concerned, weak, shy, bothered, disturbed, sensitive, shrinking, troubled, upset, worried
nervous 40 adj anxious, fearful shaky, apprehensive, irritable, volatile, agitated, hysterical, jumpy, uneasy, uptight, tense, timid, hesitant, skittish, edgy, jittery, annoyed, fussy, distressed, excitable, fidgety, fitful, high-strung, nervy, neurotic, on edge, overwrought, querulous, restive, snappish, solicitous, taut, timorous, unstrung, wired, twitchy, spooked, basket case, flustered, ruffled, unrestful
nervous system 1 noun central nervous system nerves
nervous system 6 noun central nervous system nerve system, neurology, peripheral nervous system, sense organs, sensorium, sensory apparatus
nest 1 noun home refuge
nest 8 noun home burrow, den, lair, aerie, roost, haunt, hideaway, breeding ground
net 6 adj profiting exclusive, clear, remaining, final, pure, excluding
net 5 adj profiting after deductions, after taxes, irreducible, take-home, undeductible
net 5 noun mesh, web screen, network, cloth, netting, fabric
net 6 noun mesh, web lace, lattice, lacework, reticulum, openwork, tracery
net 2 verb capture trap, catch
net 7 verb capture nab, entangle, bag, ensnare, hook, enmesh, lasso
net 5 verb gain after expenses earn, profit, clear, make, realize
net 4 verb gain after expenses accumulate, bring in, reap, clean up
network 15 noun system of connections web, chain, system, organization, net, structure, fabric, arrangement, complex, fiber, weave, jungle, netting, screening, tracks
network 21 noun system of connections grid, convolution, nexus, plexus, wattle, circuitry, crisscross, maze, labyrinth, mesh, artery, grill, patchwork, hookup, reticulation, wiring, grillwork, reticule, interconnections, tessellation, checkerboard
network 2 verb to socialize for professional or personal gain associate, meet
network 7 verb to socialize for professional or personal gain mingle, hobnob, circulate, schmooze, make contacts, meet and greet, rub elbows
neutral 6 adj impartial, noncommittal calm, cool, clinical, collected, easy, relaxed
neutral 30 adj impartial, noncommittal disinterested, evenhanded, fair-minded, uninvolved, unbiased, uncommitted, inactive, undecided, nonaligned, indifferent, nonpartisan, aloof, detached, disengaged, dispassionate, impersonal, inert, nonchalant, on the fence, unconcerned, unprejudiced, pacifistic, noncombatant, bystanding, middle-of-road, nonbelligerent, nonparticipating, on sidelines, poker-faced, unaligned
neutral 2 adj flat, dull to senses vague, abstract
neutral 11 adj flat, dull to senses achromatic, vanilla, intermediate, drab, colorless, expressionless, indeterminate, indistinct, indistinguishable, undefined, toneless
new 16 adj recent, fresh late, different, modern, unusual, contemporary, current, strange, unique, original, advanced, recent, distinct, latest, novel, unknown, unlike
new 31 adj recent, fresh state-of-the-art, unfamiliar, brand-new, au courant, dissimilar, fashionable, inexperienced, modernistic, modish, newfangled, now, spick-and-span, topical, ultramodern, unaccustomed, unseasoned, unskilled, unspoiled, untouched, untrained, untried, unused, up-to-date, virgin, youthful, cutting-edge, dewy, just out, neoteric, uncontaminated, untrodden
new 10 adj additional fresh, other, more, another, else, extra, farther, further, increased, added
new 1 adj additional supplementary
new 3 adj modernized, restored improved, altered, changed
new 5 adj modernized, restored renewed, revived, redesigned, refreshed, regenerated
new 2 adv recently newly, lately
new 4 adv recently afresh, anew, freshly, of late
newcomer 6 noun person who has just arrived in area outsider, stranger, foreigner, immigrant, arrival, alien
newcomer 16 noun person who has just arrived in area novice, beginner, neophyte, rookie, tenderfoot, settler, novitiate, maverick, colt, greenhorn, new kid on the block, latecomer, Johnny-come-lately, blow-in, incomer, late arrival
news 22 noun information, revelation announcement, story, advice, account, broadcast, statement, report, message, data, rumor, communication, scandal, recognition, knowledge, intelligence, discovery, description, telling, copy, cable, release, headlines
news 24 noun information, revelation word, disclosure, hearsay, telegram, tidings, dispatch, telecast, narration, leak, specification, enlightenment, recital, scoop, cognizance, bulletin, exposé, news flash, itemization, particularization, communiqué, eye-opener, front-page news, lowdown, the goods
nice 18 adj likable, agreeable kind, good, fair, superior, swell, welcome, winning, lovely, friendly, approved, attractive, becoming, charming, favorable, gentle, helpful, inviting, pleasant
nice 27 adj likable, agreeable cordial, okay, admirable, amiable, commendable, considerate, courteous, decorous, delightful, genial, gracious, ingratiating, kindly, nifty, obliging, peachy, pleasurable, polite, prepossessing, seemly, well-mannered, winsome, ducky, copacetic, fine and dandy, simpatico, unpresumptuous
nice 18 adj precise, neat, refined trim, right, particular, fine, minute, accurate, becoming, careful, correct, critical, decent, delicate, distinguishing, exact, exacting, proper, strict, subtle
nice 27 adj precise, neat, refined dainty, tidy, hairsplitting, befitting, choosy, conforming, cultured, discerning, discriminating, fastidious, finicky, fussy, genteel, meticulous, persnickety, picky, respectable, rigorous, scrupulous, seemly, squeamish, trivial, virtuous, well-bred, finespun, finical, finicking
night 4 noun part of day after sundown and before sunrise midnight, evening, darkness, dark
night 20 noun part of day after sundown and before sunrise duskiness, gloom, nighttime, eventide, blackness, nightfall, twilight, obscurity, dim, witching hour, bedtime, black, after dark, after hours, before dawn, dark hours, dead of night, dusk to dawn, nighttide, pitch dark
nightmare 6 noun bad dream or experience horror, fantasy, dream, vision, trial, illusion
nightmare 8 noun bad dream or experience ordeal, hallucination, fancy, torment, incubus, tribulation, phantasm, succubus
nipples 2 noun front of upper body chest, front
nipples 7 noun front of upper body bosom, bust, nipple, udder, mammilla, teat, mammary glands
no 1 interj not negative
no 7 interj not nix, never, absolutely not, by no means, no way, not at all, not by any means
no 4 adv negative nix, nay, never, not
noble 2 adj aristocratic gentle, titled
noble 6 adj aristocratic patrician, imperial, kingly, highborn, queenly, wellborn
noble 11 adj dignified, excellent great, extraordinary, imposing, grand, distinguished, brilliant, liberal, big, generous, impressive, remarkable
noble 33 adj dignified, excellent virtuous, splendid, magnificent, charitable, benevolent, worthy, honorable, humane, gracious, high-minded, dignified, lofty, upright, august, elevated, beneficent, benign, courtly, eminent, first-rate, magnanimous, meritorious, preeminent, refined, reputable, stately, sublime, supreme, sympathetic, tolerant, bounteous, cultivated, great-hearted
noble 4 noun member of royal or important family count, gentleman, peer, lady
noble 16 noun member of royal or important family aristocrat, patrician, royalty, lord, emperor, prince, empress, blue blood, duke, archduchess, archduke, countess, gentlewoman, princess, duchess, silk stocking
nobleman 5 noun peer aristocrat, lord, royalty, noble, blueblood
nobleman 3 noun man of noble birth count, gentleman, peer
nobleman 17 noun man of noble birth aristocrat, patrician, emperor, noble, baron, valet, knight, lord, prince, marquis, duke, earl, archduke, magnifico, grandee, baronet, viscount
nod 9 noun gesture of the head permission, greeting, bow, signal, acceptance, indication, yes, sign, dip
nod 5 noun gesture of the head acknowledgment, salute, affirmative, beckon, inclination
nod 14 verb gesture with head respond, acknowledge, greet, bow, bend, dip, consent, signal, sign, recognize, indicate, duck, approve, agree
nod 7 verb gesture with head salute, concur, acquiesce, curtsy, assent, beckon, say yes
nod 2 verb fall asleep drift, sleep
nod 8 verb fall asleep droop, slump, nap, doze, drowse, be sleepy, become inattentive, drift off
node 2 noun bud swelling, growth
node 9 noun bud knob, bulge, protuberance, lump, clot, bump, knot, nodule, burl
noise 12 noun sound that is loud or not harmonious cry, explosion, crash, blast, shot, ring, row, shouting, boom, yelling, talk, drumming
noise 44 noun sound that is loud or not harmonious roar, cacophony, commotion, buzz, turbulence, clamor, bellow, discord, blare, hullabaloo, racket, thud, fanfare, babel, disquietude, disquiet, hubbub, detonation, squawk, fuss, babble, bedlam, eruption, clang, peal, hoo-ha, fracas, clatter, jangle, din, yelp, tumult, bang, pandemonium, uproar, outcry, boisterousness, caterwauling, bewailing, stridency, fireworks, lamentation, sonance, uproariousness
noisy 3 adj very loud and unharmonious in sound jumping, booming, screaming
noisy 29 adj very loud and unharmonious in sound cacophonous, vociferous, rambunctious, rowdy, clamorous, boisterous, strident, riotous, blatant, deafening, disorderly, obstreperous, piercing, raspy, tumultous/tumultuous, turbulent, uproarious, blusterous, chattering, clangorous, clattery, ear-popping, ear-splitting, loudmouth, rackety, raising Cain, raising the roof, strepitous, turned up
nominate 24 verb designate, select appoint, suggest, elect, name, propose, submit, draft, choose, decide, recommend, tap, assign, present, slot, term, intend, offer, make, commission, call, purpose, tender, specify, mean
nominate 9 verb designate, select elevate, slate, denominate, proffer, empower, put up, tab, cognominate, put down for
nomination 7 noun appointment for responsibility selection, choice, election, suggestion, recommendation, proposal, naming
nomination 1 noun appointment for responsibility designation
nonentity 3 noun nonexistent thing nothing, zero, nobody
nonentity 4 noun nonexistent thing cipher, zilch, nonexistence, small fry
nonentity 2 noun nullity nothing, nobody
nonentity 2 noun nullity cipher, upstart
nonsense 3 noun craziness, ridiculousness joke, jazz, fun
nonsense 44 noun craziness, ridiculousness madness, silliness, babble, bunk, folly, stupidity, foolishness, drivel, rubbish, baloney, gibberish, trash, absurdity, bananas, balderdash, scrawl, jest, rot, rashness, irrationality, thoughtlessness, poppycock, palaver, bombast, claptrap, giddiness, imprudence, bull, pretense, prattle, scribble, hogwash, ranting, tripe, fatuity, hooey, senselessness, flightiness, inanity, hot air, mumbo jumbo, soft soap, ludicrousness, jive
noodle 4 noun head upstairs, skull, brain, poll
noodle 15 noun head belfry, attic, crown, dome, cranium, noggin, scalp, pate, gray matter, think tank, coconut, noddle, thinker, top story, upper story
norm 8 noun average, standard pattern, rule, measure, model, scale, medium, type, mean
norm 8 noun average, standard benchmark, criterion, par, median, gauge, yardstick, touchstone, barometer
normal 13 adj common, usual natural, traditional, regular, routine, ordinary, typical, average, general, standard, mean, acknowledged, conventional, popular
normal 11 adj common, usual orderly, commonplace, median, accustomed, customary, habitual, methodical, prevalent, run-of-the-mill, unexceptional, typic
normal 6 adj sane, rational healthy, whole, reasonable, sound, right, together
normal 9 adj sane, rational cool, compos mentis, lucid, right-minded, wholesome, well-adjusted, all there, in good health, in one's right mind
north 3 adv toward the top pole of the earth northern, cold, frozen
north 11 adv toward the top pole of the earth arctic, northerly, tundra, polar, boreal, northward, hyperborean, northbound, northmost, septentrional, toward North Pole
nose 17 noun smelling organ of animate being snout, beak, muzzle, snoot, proboscis, bill, nares, nostrils, adenoids, schnoz, snuffer, horn, sniffer, sneezer, whiffer, olfactory nerves, smeller
nose 4 verb detect, search scent, examine, mouse, smell
nose 6 verb detect, search pry, sniff, snoop, inspect, meddle, busybody
note 16 noun symbol, often used in reference to music character, tone, sign, flat, scale, natural, figure, degree, pitch, interval, mark, step, indication, key, representation, sharp
note 2 noun symbol, often used in reference to music token, lick
note 6 noun attention, heed remark, notice, observation, regard, mind, mark
note 2 noun attention, heed cognizance, observance
note 18 verb observe, perceive remark, indicate, notice, write, mention, see, view, clock, register, spot, discover, mark, record, dig, enter, catch, document, distinguish
note 14 verb observe, perceive transcribe, denote, heed, discern, descry, designate, put down, take in, get a load of, get an eyeful, jot down, pick up on, set down, write down
notebook 4 noun writing tablet pad, diary, journal, log
notebook 9 noun writing tablet binder, daybook, workbook, blotter, scratch pad, exercise book, loose-leaf notebook, memo book, spiral notebook
nothing 5 noun emptiness nobody, scratch, zero, blank, wind
nothing 31 noun emptiness nullity, nihility, extinction, nonexistence, trifle, zip, diddly, naught, void, nix, cipher, crumb, obliteration, bagatelle, aught, nothingness, annihilation, oblivion, zilch, nonentity, insignificancy, nought, nonbeing, zippo, shutout, duck egg, fly speck, goose egg, no thing, not anything, zot
notice 14 noun observation note, consideration, attention, care, respect, remark, regard, mind, understanding, mark, thought, grasp, ear, concern
notice 4 noun observation observance, apprehension, heed, cognizance
notice 21 noun announcement, information advice, comment, story, picture, instruction, criticism, order, note, warning, poster, news, review, communication, sign, tip, cue, score, intelligence, clue, remark, comments
notice 23 noun announcement, information memorandum, directive, notification, memo, manifesto, proclamation, advertisement, handbill, admonition, caution, critique, enlightenment, circular, know, intimation, declaration, goods, caveat, write-up, squib, info, lowdown, whole story
notice 14 verb observe, perceive detect, acknowledge, recognize, regard, spot, note, see, catch, remark, clock, mind, mark, distinguish, refer
notice 13 verb observe, perceive discern, heed, dig, advert, espy, allude, descry, make out, take in, look at, flash on, get a load of, pick up on
notion 29 noun belief, idea impression, concept, conception, knowledge, sentiment, perception, image, understanding, thought, assumption, suggestion, opinion, approach, view, consciousness, insight, twist, imagination, angle, hint, flash, cue, awareness, clue, consideration, spark, judgment, indication, wind
notion 13 noun belief, idea intuition, inkling, comprehension, telltale, inclination, slant, penetration, intimation, wrinkle, apprehension, discernment, conceit, intellection
notion 4 noun whim, desire wish, impulse, humor, imagination
notion 4 noun whim, desire conceit, fancy, caprice, inclination
notorious 8 adj known for a trait, often an well-known, popular, wanted, prominent, leading, noted, obvious, patent
notorious 16 adj known for a trait, often an flagrant, blatant, infamous, dishonorable, disreputable, glaring, opprobrious, overt, questionable, scandalous, shady, shameful, undisputed, wicked, ill-famed, unadmirable one belled
noun 2 noun nominal common noun, proper noun
novel 10 adj new, original different, unusual, strange, innovative, unique, odd, contemporary, recent, fresh, rare
novel 17 adj new, original offbeat, peculiar, avant-garde, now, singular, atypical, funky, modernistic, newfangled, uncommon, unfamiliar, at cutting edge, breaking new ground, far cry, just out, neoteric, new-fashioned
novel 5 noun fictional book story, fiction, tale, narrative, romance
novel 8 noun fictional book yarn, prose, best-seller, paperback, novella, novelette, potboiler, cliff-hanger
nuclear 20 adj main, principal; in the middle key, important, fundamental, basic, significant, essential, prime, dominant, center, radical, primary, middle, chief, master, ruling, leading, interior, mean, inner, outstanding
nuclear 21 adj main, principal; in the middle paramount, pivotal, salient, median, intermediate, cardinal, midway, equidistant, focal, foremost, inmost, mid, overriding, predominant, umbilical, axial, centric, centroidal, middlemost, midmost, omphalic
nuclear 9 adj central, middle physically close, constitutional, essential, familiar, inherent, inside, interior, internal, intimate
nuclear 5 adj central, middle physically focal, intestinal, intrinsic, inward, innermore
nuclear 14 adj basic, natural biological, prime, living, necessary, constitutional, primary, original, fundamental, essential, principal, inherent, live, structural, vital
nuclear 11 adj basic, natural primitive, integral, animate, basal, elemental, innate, anatomical, amoebic, biotic, cellular, plasmic
nucleic acid 5 noun deoxyribonucleic acid heredity, RNA, gene, chromosome, genetic code
nude 8 adj without clothes, covering naked, raw, skin, bare, exposed, stripped, uncovered, peeled
nude 19 adj without clothes, covering bald, au naturel, stark, unclad, undressed, dishabille, bare-skinned, buck naked, disrobed, garmentless, in birthday suit, in the altogether, stark-naked, unattired, unclothed, undraped, wearing only a smile, without a stitch, in one's skin
nuisance 9 noun annoyance; annoying person offense, bore, terror, pill, headache, pain, trouble, bother, problem
nuisance 26 noun annoyance; annoying person gadfly, louse, irritation, creep, nudge, nag, exasperation, blister, infliction, inconvenience, drag, plague, bum, insect, frump, irritant, botheration, pest, drip, vexation, pain in the neck, pester, besetment, pesterer, botherment, poor excuse
number 10 noun unit of the mathematical system sum, total, figure, count, prime, symbol, character, sign, fraction, representation
number 15 noun unit of the mathematical system digit, emblem, cipher, cardinal, numeral, statistic, ordinal, googol, numerator, integer, denominator, folio, decimal, chiffer, whole number
number 14 noun aggregate, bunch product, many, company, collection, volume, amount, lot, estimate, total, sum, quantity, crowd, plenty, whole
number 14 noun aggregate, bunch abundance, throng, horde, totality, plenitude, jillion, slew, flock, conglomeration, multitude, umpteen, caboodle, zillion, manifoldness
number 12 verb count, calculate include, estimate, total, account, run, sum, amount, tale, add, computer, come, tell
number 19 verb count, calculate tally, tote, reckon, enumerate, aggregate, numerate, figure in, run down, add up, count heads, count noses, count off, figure out, keep tabs, run into, run to, take account of, tick off, tote up
nun 1 noun woman in religious order sister
nun 8 noun woman in religious order vestal, mother superior, anchorite, prioress, postulant, abbess, canoness, religious woman
nurse 2 noun person who tends to sick, cares for someone assistant, therapist
nurse 12 noun person who tends to sick, cares for someone attendant, medic, registered nurse, caretaker, RN, sitter, minder, baby sitter, foster parent, nurse practitioner, practical nurse, wet nurse
nurse 17 verb care for, tend feed, further, humor, sit, support, father, encourage, foster, treat, forward, preserve, attend, serve, promote, advance, mother, aid
nurse 26 verb care for, tend nourish, vaccinate, cradle, pamper, immunize, cultivate, inoculate, cherish, indulge, irradiate, baby-sit, harbor, medicate, succor, nurture, wait on, keep an eye on, take care of, look after, keep alive, keep tabs on, minister to, see to, take charge of, watch out for, watch over
nurse 2 verb give milk, usually from breast feed, suck
nurse 10 verb give milk, usually from breast nourish, cradle, nurture, suckle, wet-nurse, lactate, dry-nurse, bottle-feed, breast-feed, give suck
nursery 3 noun child's room playroom, preschool, creche
nurture 10 noun development, nourishment feed, discipline, training, provisions, food, instruction, diet, education, care, rearing
nurture 9 noun development, nourishment nutriment, victuals, subsistence, provender, upbringing, sustenance, viands, breeding, edibles
nurture 15 verb feed, care for discipline, educate, develop, raise, provide, train, support, back, tend, school, foster, sustain, nurse, instruct, rear
nurture 7 verb feed, care for bolster, nourish, uphold, cherish, cultivate, bring up, nursle
nut 1 noun seed of fruit, vegetable stone
nut 4 noun seed of fruit, vegetable kernel, achene, caryopsis, utricle
nut 16 noun crazy, overenthusiastic person screwball, freak, lunatic, fanatic, eccentric, crackpot, bigot, maniac, loony, zealot, crank, fiend, non compos mentis, bedlamite, dement, harebrain
oak 11 noun stage, building for performance arena, barn, deck, drama, hall, house, movie, room, scene, site, boards
oak 15 noun stage, building for performance amphitheater, auditorium, cinema, coliseum, hippodrome, locale, opera house, assembly hall, concert hall, drive-in, footlights, movie house, odeum, playhouse, show hall
oak 11 noun stage arena, room, movie, site, scene, drama, house, hall, deck, barn, boards
oak 16 noun stage opera house, theatre, cinema, amphitheater, auditorium, locale, coliseum, hippodrome, concert hall, playhouse, movie house, drive-in, footlights, assembly hall, odeum, show hall
oak 4 noun type of plug stop, float, seal, close
oak 7 noun type of plug plug, spike, stopper, phellem, bobber, stopple, shive
obedient 6 adj well-behaved; submissive devoted, loyal, resigned, willing, yielding, honoring
obedient 35 adj well-behaved; submissive faithful, compliant, deferential, docile, subservient, dutiful, attentive, respectful, acquiescent, amenable, biddable, complaisant, controllable, duteous, governable, obeisant, obliging, observant, pliant, regardful, reverential, tame, tractable, law-abiding, docious, on a string, sheeplike, under control, venerating, well-trained, wrapped around finger, at one's beck and call, in one's clutches, in one's pocket, in one's power
obese 2 adj very overweight fat, heavy
obese 13 adj very overweight corpulent, fleshy, gross, plump, porcine, portly, pudgy, rotund, stout, adipose, avoirdupois, outsize, paunchy
obey 14 verb conform, give in execute, accept, observe, embrace, comply, respond, perform, serve, mind, submit, keep, answer, follow, agree
obey 29 verb conform, give in heed, surrender, carry out, accord, accede, concur, acquiesce, discharge, assent, fulfill, abide by, knuckle under, toe the line, adhere to, live by, act upon, be loyal to, be ruled by, bow to, do as one says, do what is expected, do what one is told, get in line, give way, hold fast, play second fiddle, take orders, do one's bidding, do one's duty
object 14 noun thing able to be seen/felt/perceived body, substance, phenomenon, commodity, matter, item, something, article, bulk, entity, volume, mass, reality, fact
object 7 noun thing able to be seen/felt/perceived gadget, widget, doohickey, doodad, thingamajig, gizmo, whatchamacallit
object 18 noun purpose, use design, target, function, motive, end, goal, point, wish, idea, duty, mark, aim, intention, reason, intent, objective, mission, view
object 2 noun purpose, use end in view, end purpose
object 4 noun aim, recipient target, focus, victim, receiver
object 3 noun aim, recipient zero, butt, ground zero
object 11 verb disagree, argue against protest, criticize, oppose, complain, cross, except, storm, dispute, frown, rail, challenge
object 29 verb disagree, argue against balk, discountenance, grouse, dissent, disapprove, rant, rave, tangle, crab, gripe, kick, squawk, disesteem, expostulate, spurn, deprecate, disavow, demur, inveigh, remonstrate, take on, be displeased, discommend, go-one-on-one, make a stink, mix it up with, raise objection, sound off, take exception
objection 10 noun argument, disagreement criticism, exception, question, challenge, difficulty, protest, doubt, opposition, shrinking, kick
objection 31 noun argument, disagreement grievance, rejection, displeasure, unwillingness, reluctance, disapproval, dissatisfaction, discontent, stink, hesitation, revilement, gripe, remonstration, declination, dislike, cavil, squawk, disesteem, censure, scruple, odium, disinclination, protestation, demur, disapprobation, remonstrance, niggle, repugnancy, demurral, counter-argument, demurring
objective 5 adj fair, impartial cold, straight, cool, judicial, just
objective 17 adj fair, impartial disinterested, evenhanded, open-minded, dispassionate, unbiased, equitable, detached, nonpartisan, impersonal, unemotional, unprejudiced, uninvolved, like it is, nondiscriminatory, strictly business, uncolored, unprepossessed
objective 9 noun aim, goal intention, ambition, purpose, target, end, object, mission, mark, design
objective 4 noun aim, goal aspiration, zero, end in view, ground zero
obligation 28 noun responsibility duty, accountability, requirement, right, necessity, constraint, understanding, commitment, contract, agreement, liability, trust, promise, burden, need, debt, bond, conscience, business, engagement, charge, part, call, occasion, place, cause, dues, must
obligation 11 noun responsibility onus, restraint, IOU, debit, chit, compulsion, committal, devoir, accountableness, due bill, ought
obscure 9 adj not easily understood mysterious, complicated, vague, confusing, involved, hidden, dark, deep, incredible
obscure 35 adj not easily understood enigmatic, ambiguous, cryptic, esoteric, arcane, occult, concealed, dim, abstruse, doubtful, far-out, hazy, illegible, illogical, impenetrable, incomprehensible, inconceivable, indecisive, indefinite, indeterminate, indistinct, inexplicable, inscrutable, insoluble, intricate, opaque, recondite, unaccountable, unbelievable, unclear, undefined, unfathomable, unintelligible, clear as mud, enigmatical
obscure 4 adj cloudy, shadowy faint, clouded, dark, dense
obscure 18 adj cloudy, shadowy murky, dim, veiled, dusk, dusky, gloomy, indistinct, shady, somber, tenebrous, caliginous, umbrageous, obfuscated, blurred, fuliginous, lightless, unilluminated, unlit
obscure 18 adj out-of-the-way, little-known rare, unknown, distant, mysterious, odd, remote, minor, blind, retired, close, covered, hidden, removed, dark, deep, far, invisible, secret
obscure 33 adj out-of-the-way, little-known enigmatic, secluded, cryptic, irrelevant, humble, esoteric, inaccessible, undisclosed, arcane, secretive, undistinguished, abstruse, cabalistic, devious, inconspicuous, inglorious, lonesome, lowly, nameless, oracular, recondite, reticent, solitary, unheard-of, unimportant, unseen, unsung, far-off, sequestered, orphic, seldom seen, unhonored, unnoted
obscure 12 verb conceal, hide blind, confuse, mask, cover, cloud, wrap, fog, screen, shadow, gray, shade, block
obscure 37 verb conceal, hide dim, darken, disguise, muddy, overshadow, camouflage, shroud, belie, block out, blur, eclipse, misrepresent, veil, murk, becloud, mist, bedim, equivocate, cloak, haze, falsify, pettifog, blear, adumbrate, overcast, stonewall, obfuscate, con, double-talk, fuzz, gloom, cover up, overcloud, befog, cloud the issue, muddy the waters, throw up smoke screen
observation 28 noun attention, scrutiny information, remark, review, conclusion, study, experience, research, note, perception, examination, investigation, measurement, consideration, surveillance, inspection, knowledge, view, notice, watching, regard, mind, search, mark, overlook, check, noticing, monitoring, recognizing
observation 9 noun attention, scrutiny probe, cognition, supervision, detection, heedfulness, cognizance, estimation, once-over, ascertainment
observation 8 noun comment on something scrutinized note, remark, reflection, thought, finding, opinion, saying, mention
observation 11 noun comment on something scrutinized commentary, pronouncement, crack, comeback, mouthful, wisecrack, utterance, annotation, catch phrase, obiter dictum, say so
observer 2 noun spectator viewer, witness
observer 9 noun spectator bystander, onlooker, watcher, beholder, eyewitness, looker, looker-on, gaper, gazer
obsolete 6 adj no longer in use, in vogue ancient, dated, dead, gone, old, old-fashioned
obsolete 33 adj no longer in use, in vogue antiquated, archaic, outmoded, out-of-date, antediluvian, antique, bygone, discarded, done for, dusty, extinct, fossil, kaput, moldy, moth-eaten, out, passé, stale, superannuated, superseded, timeworn, unfashionable, anachronistic, dead and gone, dinosaur, disused, had it, has-been, horse and buggy, old-hat, old-school, out-of-fashion, outworn
obstacle 7 noun impediment, barrier restriction, difficulty, mountain, catch, bar, check, block
obstacle 24 noun impediment, barrier stumbling block, hardship, obstruction, handicap, bump, interference, snag, hurdle, hindrance, hitch, interruption, traverse, clog, encumbrance, rub, hang-up, hamper, joker, vicissitude, crimp, Catch-22, booby trap, disincentive, monkey wrench
obstinacy 2 noun stubbornness determination, purpose
obstinacy 3 noun stubbornness reluctance, tenacity, obstinance
obstinate 5 adj stubborn, determined dogged, convinced, firm, hard, resolved
obstinate 37 adj stubborn, determined tenacious, steadfast, unyielding, inflexible, intransigent, recalcitrant, dogmatic, willful, adamant, headstrong, hardened, cantankerous, contradictory, contrary, contumacious, heady, immovable, indomitable, intractable, mulish, obdurate, opinionated, persistent, pertinacious, perverse, pigheaded, refractory, relentless, restive, unalterable, unflinching, unmanageable, dead set on, locked in, opinionative, self-willed, strong-minded
obtain 28 verb get, acquire retrieve, secure, win, have, recover, access, take, achieve, reach, gain, realize, purchase, earn, seize, receive, gather, collect, capture, accomplish, invade, cop, effect, inherit, pocket, occupy, score, grab, save
obtain 26 verb get, acquire attain, glean, pick up, procure, reap, nab, corral, hoard, snag, wangle, annex, compass, salvage, fetch, chalk up, come by, drum up, get at, lay up, beg borrow or steal, get hold of, gobble up, make use of, scrape together, scrape up, get one's hands on
obvious 14 adj apparent, understandable accessible, evident, clear, visible, distinct, bright, explicit, exposed, open, patent, plain, precise, prominent, public
obvious 29 adj apparent, understandable pronounced, discernible, noticeable, overt, undeniable, unmistakable, indisputable, self-evident, palpable, glaring, straightforward, conspicuous, barefaced, conclusive, lucid, manifest, observable, perceivable, perceptible, self-explanatory, transparent, unconcealed, distinguishable, unsubtle, recognizable, clear as a bell, in evidence, standing out, undisguised
occasion 14 noun chance opening, incident, possibility, moment, time, opportunity, use, show, season, excuse, convenience, demand, need, instant
occasion 3 noun chance shot, occurrence, break
occasion 16 noun reason, cause incident, ground, purpose, circumstance, basis, motivation, foundation, influence, motive, excuse, right, call, necessity, obligation, grounds, prompting
occasion 6 noun reason, cause antecedent, provocation, justification, warrant, inducement, determinant
occasion 12 noun event, happening affair, episode, circumstance, time, moment, experience, scene, incident, celebration, instant, happening, while
occasion 6 noun event, happening thing, milestone, go, occurrence, milepost, goings-on
occasion 12 verb make happen, bring about do, prompt, inspire, create, move, influence, effect, produce, provoke, cause, generate, persuade
occasion 11 verb make happen, bring about breed, engender, muster, induce, elicit, evoke, hatch, originate, work up, give rise to, lead to
occupation 13 noun profession, business affair, activity, do, calling, slot, work, trade, job, craft, pursuit, post, employment, line
occupation 19 noun profession, business dodge, play, hang, game, moonlight, thing, racket, vocation, lick, daily grind, line of work, métier, rat race, walk of life, grindstone, chosen work, day gig, nine-to-five, what one is into
occupation 6 noun control, possession settlement, ownership, use, residence, holding, title
occupation 6 noun control, possession habitation, occupancy, tenancy, tenure, inhabitancy, inhabitation
occupation 4 noun seizure, takeover invasion, attack, capture, entering
occupation 3 noun seizure, takeover conquest, subjugation, foreign rule
occupational 5 adj pertaining to work business, career, employment, professional, work
occupational 2 adj pertaining to work job-related, vocational
occupy 11 verb be busy with employ, involve, attend, fill, busy, entertain, absorb, utilize, engage, interest, soak
occupy 12 verb be busy with take up, immerse, amuse, preoccupy, engross, monopolize, divert, tie up, be active with, be concerned with, hold attention, keep busy
occupy 14 verb reside; use own, sit, keep, cover, stay, maintain, involve, remain, hold, establish, fill, people, utilize, possess
occupy 12 verb reside; use populate, take up, inhabit, permeate, pervade, ensconce, dwell, tenant, be established, be in command, be in residence, live in
occupy 5 verb seize, take over capture, keep, hold, invade, obtain
occupy 4 verb seize, take over conquer, overrun, garrison, take possession
ocean 6 noun very large body of water tide, pond, sea, deep, sink, main
ocean 12 noun very large body of water puddle, blue, drink, briny, brine, high seas, salt water, seaway, seven seas, bounding main, briny deep, Davy Jones's locker
odd 6 adj miscellaneous, various different, casual, chance, occasional, random, varied
odd 11 adj miscellaneous, various accidental, contingent, fluky, fortuitous, fragmentary, incidental, irregular, periodic, sundry, odd-lot, seasonal
odd 10 adj single, unmatched; uneven additional, alone, individual, left, lonely, over, remaining, sole, spare, exceeding
odd 10 adj single, unmatched; uneven irregular, leftover, lone, singular, solitary, surplus, over and above, unconsumed, unitary, unpaired
offend 11 verb displease, insult disturb, shock, upset, hurt, anger, provoke, pain, jar, slight, wound, sin
offend 31 verb displease, insult annoy, exasperate, aggrieve, horrify, sicken, irritate, outrage, rile, antagonize, sting, disgust, gall, repulse, disoblige, affront, miff, trespass, slur, vex, nauseate, pique, distress, repel, snub, disgruntle, nettle, fret, zing, transgress, be disagreeable, turn one off
offender 3 noun perpetrator suspect, convict, criminal
offender 13 noun perpetrator delinquent, culprit, felon, lawbreaker, malefactor, crook, wrongdoer, con, jailbird, transgressor, sinner, guilty party, guilty person
offense 4 noun violation, trespass crime, sin, fault, wrong
offense 10 noun violation, trespass infraction, misdemeanor, transgression, misdeed, wrongdoing, breach, malfeasance, lapse, peccadillo, delinquency
offense 8 noun insult, displeasure assault, injury, attack, harm, battery, aggression, slight, hurt
offense 22 noun insult, displeasure onslaught, blitz, slam, snub, put-down, onset, injustice, outrage, indignation, blitzkrieg, hit, indignity, affront, dig, push, black eye, left-handed compliment, assailment, zinger, mugging, dirty dig, slap in the face
offense 4 noun anger, hard feelings explosion, fit, needle, scene
offense 16 noun anger, hard feelings annoyance, tantrum, tizzy, wrath, pique, indignation, umbrage, conniption, flare-up, displeasure, miff, huff, resentment, ire, outburst, wounded feelings
offensive 7 adj disrespectful, insulting; displeasing horrible, shocking, gross, cutting, evil, biting, terrible
offensive 36 adj disrespectful, insulting; displeasing distasteful, obnoxious, embarrassing, rude, abhorrent, objectionable, abusive, reprehensible, irritating, outrageous, repulsive, annoying, repugnant, repellent, foul, detestable, disagreeable, discourteous, dreadful, ghastly, grisly, hideous, impertinent, insolent, invidious, nauseating, odious, off-color, opprobrious, revolting, rotten, stinking, uncivil, unmannerly, horrid, offending
offensive 3 adj attacking aggressive, assaulting, invading
offensive 2 adj attacking belligerent, assailing
offensive 5 noun attack invasion, assault, aggression, push, drive
offensive 3 noun attack onslaught, onset, assailment
offer 6 noun proposal, suggestion action, bid, attempt, essay, tender, presentation
offer 10 noun proposal, suggestion overture, hit, submission, pitch, feeler, proposition, pass, rendition, endeavor, propoundment
offer 21 verb present, propose for acceptance give, extend, grant, provide, suggest, show, award, afford, submit, allow, donate, display, exhibit, advance, pose, bid, move, press, tender, sacrifice, volunteer
offer 16 verb present, propose for acceptance accord, ply, propound, proffer, furnish, come forward, hold out, put up, be at service, make available, place at disposal, put forth, put forward, put on the market, put up for sale, lay at one's feet
offer 6 verb propose suggest, submit, cite, present, advance, advise
offer 5 verb propose adduce, proposition, allege, make a motion, make a pitch
offer 5 verb try seek, essay, struggle, undertake, attempt
offer 3 verb try assay, endeavor, strive
office 23 noun business, responsibility service, work, commission, job, station, place, post, function, duty, capacity, appointment, province, spot, responsibility, charge, connection, role, performance, situation, obligation, trust, employment, occupation
office 2 noun business, responsibility berth, billet
office 12 noun place of business building, shop, center, facility, agency, factory, bureau, department, suite, store, room, warehouse
office 5 noun place of business setup, cave, foundry, workstation, salt mines
officer 11 noun person who has high position in official, deputy, executive, manager, agent, director, chief, representative, leader, head, President
officer 9 noun person who has high position in civil servant, dignitary, bureaucrat, magistrate, appointee, public servant, officeholder, functionary, organization administrator
officer 5 noun person in law enforcement detective, captain, police, deputy, cop
officer 10 noun person in law enforcement police officer, sheriff, badge, arm, flatfoot, noncom, sergeant, centurion, black and white, mounty
official 20 adj authorized, legitimate precise, fitting, valid, proper, formal, real, positive, approved, cleared, correct, decided, endorsed, established, legitimate, licensed, ordered, recognized, sanctioned, suitable, true
official 18 adj authorized, legitimate authoritative, definite, conclusive, okay, cathedral, accredited, authentic, bona fide, canonical, ceremonious, customary, decisive, ex officio, orthodox, rightful, authenticated, certified, ex cathedra
official 15 noun person representing organization administrator, representative, minister, executive, commissioner, agent, director, manager, officer, leader, secretary, governor, President, boss, brains
official 25 noun person representing organization civil servant, bureaucrat, premier, comptroller, exec, dignitary, top, magistrate, higher-up, treasurer, incumbent, brass, marshal, big shot, front office, officeholder, CEO, chancellor, mayor, panjandrum, functionary, head person, top brass, top dog, top drawer
offset 4 verb counterbalance, compensate equal, balance, account, charge
offset 19 verb counterbalance, compensate outweigh, neutralize, negate, counteract, counterpoise, countervail, redeem, recompense, equalize, requite, equipoise, cancel out, counterpose, allow for, atone for, be equivalent, make amends, make up for, set off
offspring 7 noun child, children generation, baby, family, young, produce, seed, issue
offspring 18 noun child, children brood, progeny, heir, cub, descendant, kid, spawn, lineage, scion, bambino, posterity, heredity, succession, offshoot, successor, pup, chip off old block, progeniture
oil 1 verb lubricate coat
oil 7 verb lubricate grease, anoint, smear, slick, lard, pomade, lube
old 11 adj advanced in age gray, ancient, tired, elderly, aged, senior, veteran, exhausted, experienced, seasoned, skilled
old 26 adj advanced in age decrepit, venerable, mature, fossil, versed, debilitated, grizzled, hoary, impaired, inactive, infirm, matured, olden, senile, superannuated, wasted, along in years, broken down, enfeebled, geriatric, getting on, gray-haired, not young, oldish, over the hill, past one's prime
old 12 adj obsolete, outdated old-fashioned, former, traditional, original, past, remote, dated, done, early, late, once, sometime
old 38 adj obsolete, outdated antique, age-old, venerable, crumbling, primitive, old-time, outmoded, antediluvian, relic, bygone, aboriginal, antiquated, archaic, decayed, erstwhile, hackneyed, immemorial, moth-eaten, onetime, out-of-date, passé, primeval, primordial, pristine, rusty, stale, superannuated, unfashionable, unoriginal, worn-out, olden, quondam, cast-off, demode, of old, of yore, oldfangled, time-worn
old 13 adj traditional, long-established familiar, established, firm, constant, solid, veteran, steady, continuing, enduring, experienced, practiced, skilled, staying
old 12 adj traditional, long-established age-old, perennial, versed, vintage, hardened, inveterate, lifelong, long-lasting, perpetual, time-honored, long-lived, of long standing
old man 4 noun father or husband dad, boyfriend, lover, parent
old man 3 noun father or husband head of the house, male parent, male spouse
old man 2 noun an affectionate address buddy, friend
old man 4 noun an affectionate address my friend, old boy, old chap, old fellow
old woman 3 noun female marriage partner mate, spouse, wife
old woman 3 noun female marriage partner helpmate, newlywed, newly married woman
old woman 8 noun woman girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag
old woman 25 noun woman matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, butterfly, gal, princess, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee
old woman 1 noun one's wife mother
old woman 3 noun one's wife old maid, granny, old dame
old woman 2 noun great hindrance girlfriend, wife
old woman 2 noun great hindrance old lady, little woman
omen 3 noun sign of something to come indication, straw, warning
omen 14 noun sign of something to come premonition, harbinger, portent, auspice, prognostic, foreboding, augury, prognostication, prophecy, presage, writing on the wall, foretoken, boding, bodement
omission 14 noun something forgotten or excluded failing, skip, lack, slip, overlook, blank, gap, break, failure, missing, slighting, excluding, ignoring, overlooking
omission 28 noun something forgotten or excluded exclusion, carelessness, lapse, breach, oversight, inadvertence, neglect, chasm, withholding, preclusion, prohibition, elimination, forgetfulness, default, hiatus, cancellation, lacuna, disregard, repudiation, inadvertency, preterition, pretermission, elision, cutting out, disregardance, leaving out, noninclusion, passing over
open 22 adj unfastened, unclosed accessible, wide, clear, free, exposed, stripped, cleared, bare, rent, removed, patent, extended, rolling, uncovered, extensive, naked, emptied, unfolded, disclosed, peeled, revealed, expanded
open 29 adj unfastened, unclosed susceptible, unblocked, unlocked, gaping, agape, airy, ajar, expansive, navigable, passable, spacious, unobstructed, unimpeded, unbarred, unplugged, yawning, uncluttered, vacated, unburdened, unfurled, unbolted, unsealed, dehiscent, made passable, patulous, ringent, spread out, unshut, unstopped
open 10 adj accessible; not forbidden available, free, appropriate, suitable, public, welcoming, fit, general, permitted, proper
open 25 adj accessible; not forbidden vacant, employable, operative, admissible, agreeable, allowable, approachable, attainable, obtainable, on tap, practicable, reachable, unconditional, unoccupied, unqualified, unrestricted, usable, open-door, getable, nondiscriminatory, not posted, on deck, securable, to be had, within reach
open 5 adj clear, obvious visible, plain, apparent, evident, well-known
open 12 adj clear, obvious frank, avowed, manifest, overt, barefaced, blatant, conspicuous, downright, flagrant, noticeable, unconcealed, undisguised
open 2 adj undecided controversial, uncertain
open 17 adj undecided unsettled, moot, ambiguous, arguable, debatable, doubtful, dubious, equivocal, indecisive, problematic, questionable, unresolved, up in the air, dubitable, in question, up for discussion, yet to be decided
open 6 adj honest, objective fair, free, natural, innocent, plain, objective
open 25 adj honest, objective impartial, sincere, transparent, candid, receptive, frank, mellow, artless, disinterested, guileless, ingenuous, on the level, open-and-shut, openhearted, straightforward, unbiased, uncommitted, unconcealed, unprejudiced, unreserved, lay it on the line, talking turkey, undisguised, undissembled, up-front
open 7 verb begin launch, initiate, start, meet, jump, bow, sit
open 12 verb begin convene, inaugurate, commence, embark, raise the curtain, begin business, get things rolling, kick off, ring in, set in motion, set up shop, start the ball rolling
open 18 verb clear, expose; spread release, free, expand, disclose, tap, burst, pop, bare, split, crack, slot, separate, gap, unfold, hole, reveal, uncover, display
open 41 verb clear, expose; spread jimmy, puncture, vent, unlock, unblock, unfasten, gape, unseal, ventilate, fissure, unwrap, broach, unroll, untie, sever, perforate, disrupt, lance, lacerate, undo, yawn, unfurl, penetrate, yawp, rupture, pierce, slit, unclothe, break in, break out, kick in, uncork, unbar, unbolt, bust in, come apart, throw wide, unclose, unlatch, unshut, unstop
opera 6 noun great work of writing or music product, creation, production, music, piece, composition
opera 2 noun great work of writing or music magnum opus, oeuvre
operation 36 noun movement, working affair, use, transaction, force, deal, service, process, work, enterprise, agency, application, procedure, activity, action, effort, trip, exercise, movement, influence, scene, course, employment, motion, proceeding, engagement, labor, performance, play, effect, progress, bit, happening, undertaking, act, doing, exercising
operation 12 noun movement, working manipulation, deed, exertion, handiwork, workmanship, progression, exploitation, conveyance, instrumentality, transference, ballgame, carrying on
operation 6 noun business concern affair, transaction, deal, enterprise, undertaking, proceeding
operation 1 noun surgical procedure surgery
operation 2 noun surgical procedure excision, biopsy
operational 6 adj functional ready, practical, useful, working, fit, prepared
operational 8 adj functional viable, operative, practicable, serviceable, usable, workable, in service, in working order
opinion 22 noun belief reaction, sentiment, impression, judgment, mind, idea, thought, attitude, assumption, theory, conclusion, speculation, feeling, assessment, notion, view, guess, suspicion, hypothesis, estimate, conception, imagining
opinion 20 noun belief viewpoint, point of view, inference, supposition, say-so, thesis, surmise, presumption, eye, take, theorem, postulate, persuasion, inclination, conjecture, slant, fancy, presupposition, estimation, think
opponent 7 noun person with whom one competes enemy, competitor, candidate, rival, player, opposition, match
opponent 19 noun person with whom one competes foe, challenger, aspirant, adversary, opposer, assailant, bandit, entrant, contestant, antagonist, con, dark horse, disputant, anti, litigant, bidder, counteragent, dissentient, oppugnant
oppose 22 verb fight, obstruct prevent, deny, face, disagree, attack, fight, resist, protest, argue, debate, dispute, battle, check, cross, combat, expose, assault, encounter, bar, reverse, counter, confront
oppose 26 verb fight, obstruct defy, assail, withstand, thwart, neutralize, disapprove, bombard, controvert, counterattack, hinder, taunt, gainsay, contradict, take on, call in question, face down, fly in the face of, frown at, not countenance, run counter to, search out, speak against, stand up to, take a stand, take issue, turn the tables
oppose 7 verb compare, play off face, confront, counter, contrast, array, pit, match
oppose 3 verb compare, play off vie, counterbalance, set against
opposed 23 adj antagonistic hostile, opposing, conflicting, crossing, counter, rival, disagreeing, facing, warring, confronting, against, defensive, enemy, opposite, disputed, objecting, battling, protesting, combating, defending, disputing, denying, exposing
opposed 21 adj antagonistic inimical, averse, antithetical, repelling, clashing, allergic, antipathetic, contrary, incompatible, irreconcilable, restrictive, antonymous, anti, controverting, gainsaying, at cross-purposes, at odds, dissentient, in opposition, obstructive, up against
opposite 13 adj unlike, conflicting; completely different reversed, independent, reverse, separate, counter, facing, hostile, different, diverse, opposed, differing, contrasted, fronting
opposite 30 adj unlike, conflicting; completely different antithetical, antagonistic, adverse, contradictory, inverse, obverse, antipodal, contrary, corresponding, crosswise, diametric, dissimilar, inconsistent, inimical, irreconcilable, ornery, polar, repugnant, retrograde, unconnected, unrelated, antipodean, contrapositive, paradoxical, diametrically opposed, flip-side, unalike, unsimilar, violative, vis-à-vis
opposite 4 noun something completely unlike reverse, counterpart, opposition, contrast
opposite 18 noun something completely unlike antithesis, contrary, inverse, paradox, obverse, converse, contradiction, foil, antipode, antonym, vice versa, contra, another adverse, antilogy, antipole, other extreme, other side, other side of coin
opposition 15 noun obstruction, antagonism action, resistance, struggle, violation, competition, defense, brush, combat, contest, engagement, encounter, war, conflict, prevention, confronting
opposition 29 noun obstruction, antagonism hostility, antithesis, counteraction, clash, disapproval, grapple, contrariety, contention, repugnance, counterattack, defiance, rivalry, fray, duel, warfare, contradistinction, strife, repulsion, aversion, skirmish, con, civil disobedience, contraposition, negativism, unfriendliness, antinomy, obstructiveness, opposure, oppugnancy
opposition 4 noun person, people competing enemy, rival, rebel, opponent
opposition 6 noun person, people competing foe, iconoclast, adversary, antagonist, disputant, other side
optimism 6 noun state of having positive beliefs confidence, expectation, enthusiasm, trust, happiness, cheer
optimism 19 noun state of having positive beliefs anticipation, certainty, elation, brightness, encouragement, sanguineness, exhilaration, calmness, sureness, easiness, buoyancy, cheerfulness, assurance, rose-colored glasses, idealism, hopefulness, positivism, good cheer, looking on bright side
optimistic 11 adj believing positively assured, bright, cheering, confident, encouraged, happy, high, hoping, positive, promising, trusting
optimistic 15 adj believing positively utopian, buoyant, cheerful, expectant, hopeful, idealistic, keeping the faith, merry, on cloud nine, on top of world, ray of sunshine, rose-colored, rosy, sanguine, sunny
option 15 noun alternative right, choice, benefit, preference, privilege, opportunity, claim, selection, dilemma, advantage, license, grant, pickup, election, franchise
option 8 noun alternative prerogative, dibs, discretion, free will, druthers, flipside, other side of coin, take it or leave it
optional 5 adj possible; available as choice alternative, extra, free, open, voluntary
optional 13 adj possible; available as choice arbitrary, discretionary, elective, unrestricted, volitional, facultative, unforced, discretional, no strings attached, noncompulsory, nonobligatory, not required, up to the individual
oracle 6 noun prophecy fortune, revelation, prediction, answer, law, vision
oracle 7 noun prophecy edict, apocalypse, augury, canon, commandment, prognostication, divination
oral 8 adj spoken vocal, articulate, related, said, verbal, voiced, sounded, told
oral 12 adj spoken sonant, phonetic, unwritten, uttered, lingual, ejaculatory, narrated, phonated, phonic, recounted, viva voce, word-of-mouth
oral sex 3 noun fondling kissing, sex, petting
oral sex 8 noun fondling necking, caress, lovemaking, action, heavy petting, cuddling, making out, sexual activity
orange 10 noun combination of red and yellow cantaloupe, bittersweet, titian, peach, apricot, coral, salmon, carrot, tangerine, red-yellow
orbit 9 noun circuit, revolution pattern, path, track, curve, course, circle, lap, round, cycle
orbit 7 noun circuit, revolution trajectory, rotation, apogee, locus, perigee, ellipse, circumgyration
orbit 19 noun influence, domain jurisdiction, sweep, course, realm, area, field, department, scope, circle, province, reach, extent, boundary, arena, extension, sphere, career, range, limit
orbit 9 noun influence, domain purview, radius, ambit, pilgrimage, compass, precinct, circumference, dominion, bounds
orchestra 2 noun symphony band, group
orchestra 2 noun symphony ensemble, sinfonietta
order 25 noun arrangement, organization form, structure, system, rule, regulation, plan, line, procedure, sequence, series, array, adjustment, cast, harmony, pattern, scheme, establishment, composition, scale, placement, method, management, distribution, grouping, ordering
order 22 noun arrangement, organization classification, procession, symmetry, propriety, disposal, computation, tidiness, categorization, layout, uniformity, disposition, assortment, orderliness, standardization, progression, setup, regularity, neatness, succession, lineup, codification, aligning
order 7 noun lawfulness control, law, peace, discipline, quiet, calm, integrity
order 16 noun lawfulness decorum, properness, probity, tranquility, peacefulness, uprightness, propriety, decorousness, suitability, goodness, seemliness, rightness, orderliness, niceness, rectitude, law and order
order 21 noun class, status position, line, place, set, family, grade, rank, species, slot, estate, station, branch, feather, type, sort, description, degree, nature, genre, kind, cast
order 12 noun class, status breed, pigeonhole, hierarchy, stripe, ilk, bracket, genus, caste, pecking order, subclass, kidney, taxonomic group
order 10 noun command instruction, permission, direction, charge, rule, regulation, mandate, law, bidding, dictate
order 12 noun command decree, directive, injunction, authorization, commandment, word, ordinance, stipulation, precept, behest, say-so, ukase
order 12 noun request; purchase agreement application, purchase, goods, engagement, bulk, commission, amount, reservation, reserve, booking, quantity, materials
order 3 noun request; purchase agreement shipment, stipulation, requisition
order 7 noun organization league, club, company, community, society, association, union
order 8 noun organization guild, sodality, sect, fraternity, brotherhood, lodge, sorority, sisterhood
order 17 verb command, authorize hire, buy, direct, require, request, charge, warn, instruct, obtain, tell, engage, secure, bid, book, dictate, enact, reserve
order 13 verb command, authorize call for, decree, enjoin, prescribe, ordain, adjure, call the shots, rule the roost, apply for, call the signals, contract for, pull strings, send away for
order 26 verb arrange, organize distribute, place, plan, file, conduct, establish, assign, control, right, manage, array, regulate, index, group, space, pattern, fix, adjust, adapt, classify, locate, routine, line, class, range, settle
order 25 verb arrange, organize alphabetize, tidy, regiment, tabulate, dispose, catalogue, neaten, standardize, systematize, align, marshal, codify, furnish, lay out, put away, methodize, regularize, formalize, normalize, streamline, line up, put to rights, set guidelines, set in order, sort out
ordinary 17 adj common, regular traditional, typical, natural, everyday, normal, familiar, routine, general, standard, public, stock, established, frequent, popular, prevailing, settled, usual
ordinary 7 adj common, regular humdrum, accustomed, customary, habitual, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, wonted
ordinary 14 adj average; not distinctive conventional, normal, simple, plain, common, fair, familiar, plastic, routine, mean, household, modest, stereotyped, usual
ordinary 30 adj average; not distinctive unremarkable, humble, generic, mediocre, dull, commonplace, homespun, vanilla, pedestrian, inferior, garden, habitual, indifferent, prosaic, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, second-rate, so-so, undistinguished, uneventful, unexceptional, uninspired, unpretentious, workaday, characterless, garden variety, no great shakes, unmemorable, unnoteworthy, white-bread
organ 24 noun means, tool forum, ministry, agency, member, instrument, unit, structure, medium, publication, process, way, journal, agent, element, paper, newspaper, magazine, part, vehicle, device, implement, voice, review, channel
organ 2 noun means, tool mouthpiece, periodical
organic 14 adj basic, natural biological, prime, living, necessary, constitutional, primary, original, fundamental, essential, principal, inherent, live, structural, vital
organic 12 adj basic, natural primitive, integral, animate, basal, elemental, innate, nuclear, anatomical, amoebic, biotic, cellular, plasmic
organism 8 noun living thing structure, animal, creature, being, person, plant, body, entity
organism 1 noun living thing morphon
organization 29 noun arrangement, arranging management, grouping, institution, system, planning, design, constitution, regulation, unity, harmony, composition, assembly, format, standard, framework, running, construction, formation, plan, making, structure, organism, method, pattern, situation, whole, assembling, forming, organizing
organization 12 noun arrangement, arranging symmetry, alignment, disposal, methodology, conformation, configuration, standardization, formulation, coordination, make-up, chemistry, structuring
organization 32 noun group bound by interest/work/ goal body, league, business, society, corporation, company, industry, club, union, cooperative, team, party, circle, establishment, institution, association, alliance, house, profession, trade, set, trust, concern, combination, crew, machine, squad, combine, outfit, band, coalition, order
organization 18 noun group bound by interest/work/ goal federation, institute, concord, syndicate, affiliation, sodality, cartel, lodge, sorority, coterie, aggregation, clique, troupe, guild, monopoly, fraternity, confederation, consortium
orgasm 1 noun climax peak
orgasm 3 noun climax ejaculation, frenzy, spasm
orientation 3 noun introduction, adjustment direction, location, position
orientation 11 noun introduction, adjustment fix, assimilation, adaptation, acclimatization, lay of the land, bearings, familiarization, coordination, breaking in, sense of direction, settling in
origin 22 noun cause, basis influence, element, motive, source, connection, ancestor, root, producer, spring, agent, seed, roots, author, stock, parent, base, impulse, inspiration, well, principle, occasion, egg
origin 21 noun cause, basis provenance, ancestry, embryo, creator, wellspring, parentage, generator, germ, fountain, progenitor, inducement, nucleus, inception, antecedent, derivation, provenience, causation, causality, mainspring, determinant, horse's mouth
origin 11 noun beginning, inception birth, dawning, creation, dawn, introduction, start, foundation, entrance, rise, launch, entry
origin 20 noun beginning, inception genesis, ingress, outset, initiation, outbreak, inauguration, origination, alpha, emergence, commencement, blast off, square one, nativity, forging, opener, embarkation, day one, early stage, git go, starting point
origin 4 noun family, heritage birth, blood, stock, beginnings
origin 8 noun family, heritage lineage, ancestry, descent, parentage, pedigree, extraction, maternity, paternity
original 12 adj earliest initial, prime, infant, opening, beginning, primary, pioneer, starting, first, early, elementary, genuine
original 18 adj earliest authentic, aboriginal, primitive, archetypal, autochthonous, embryonic, introductory, primeval, primordial, pristine, rudimentary, inceptive, prototypal, rudimental, commencing, first-hand, underivative, underived
original 12 adj fresh, new unusual, creative, innovative, novel, sensitive, ready, quick, inspiring, productive, unprecedented, envisioning, conceiving
original 19 adj fresh, new seminal, imaginative, inventive, unconventional, formative, fertile, ingenious, resourceful, untried, innovatory, devising, avant garde, breaking new ground, causal, causative, demiurgic, generative, innovational, originative
original 5 noun standard, prototype pattern, model, type, creation, invention
original 8 noun standard, prototype precursor, novelty, forerunner, exemplar, paradigm, archetype, precedent, coinage
original 1 noun person who is eccentric character
original 9 noun person who is eccentric case, oddball, oddity, eccentric, nonconformist, weirdo, queer, anomaly, card
orthodox 20 adj accepted, traditional acknowledged, approved, conservative, conventional, correct, established, legitimate, official, proper, received, recognized, religious, right, sanctioned, sound, square, standard, straight, true, admitted
orthodox 19 adj accepted, traditional authoritative, by the numbers, canonical, conformist, customary, devout, die-hard, pious, punctilious, reactionary, rightful, traditionalistic, straight arrow, according to the book, buttoned-down, doctrinal, in line, old-line, well-established
other 10 adj additional, added new, alternative, more, another, else, extra, farther, fresh, further, spare
other 2 adj additional, added auxiliary, supplementary
other 9 adj different diverse, separate, contrasting, distant, distinct, opposite, otherwise, remaining, unlike
other 7 adj different disparate, dissimilar, divergent, unequal, unrelated, variant, unalike
outcast 1 noun person who is unwanted, not accepted refugee
outcast 18 noun person who is unwanted, not accepted vagabond, untouchable, fugitive, castaway, gypsy, rascal, vagrant, tramp, wretch, reprobate, deportee, bum, exile, expatriate, derelict, hobo, displaced person, persona non grata
outer 7 adj external, exposed alien, beyond, outside, over, remote, surface, without
outer 10 adj external, exposed exterior, outlying, extraneous, extrinsic, outermost, outward, peripheral, superficial, outmost, exoteric
outfit 8 noun set of clothes or equipment tackle, costume, clothing, suit, supplies, gear, provisions, kit
outfit 16 noun set of clothes or equipment garb, rig, apparatus, paraphernalia, rigging, trappings, materiel, wardrobe, outlay, ensemble, machinery, guise, appliances, togs, accoutrements, get-up
outfit 15 noun large group; business firm, party, set, house, company, enterprise, crew, band, squad, troop, team, organization, establishment, unit, concern
outfit 4 noun large group; business coterie, corps, clique, troupe
outfit 9 verb clothe, equip appoint, gear, prepare, supply, provide, suit, provision, arm, stock
outfit 8 verb clothe, equip drape, tog, accoutre, furnish, turn out, deck out, fit out, rig up
outlet 9 noun place or means of escape, release channel, opening, tear, escape, break, exit, crack, release, hole
outlet 11 noun place or means of escape, release orifice, vent, spout, aperture, egress, avenue, nozzle, duct, safety valve, way out, porthole
outlet 2 noun store that sells discounted items shop, market
outlet 4 noun store that sells discounted items showroom, factory store, mill store, seconds store
outline 6 noun plan, sketch summary, framework, draft, drawing, frame, tracing
outline 15 noun plan, sketch blueprint, synopsis, rundown, layout, skeleton, recapitulation, diagram, floor plan, résumé, rough draft, bare facts, ground plan, main features, rough idea, thumbnail sketch
outline 3 noun form, tracing of an object shape, profile, figure
outline 6 noun form, tracing of an object configuration, contour, figuration, silhouette, delineation, conformation
outline 7 verb sketch out; plan describe, draft, plot, trace, characterize, chart, paint
outline 10 verb sketch out; plan delineate, lay out, summarize, skeleton, adumbrate, recapitulate, block out, rough out, skeletonize, tell about
outlook 8 noun point of view attitude, direction, perspective, vision, routine, scope, side, views
outlook 8 noun point of view viewpoint, angle, slant, standpoint, mind-set, frame of mind, headset, size of it
outlook 10 noun probable future prospect, risk, expectation, possibility, chance, opportunity, likelihood, opening, prospects, appearances
outlook 4 noun probable future forecast, probability, law of averages, normal course
outlook 4 noun scene, view prospect, perspective, sight, aspect
outlook 4 noun scene, view lookout, vista, panorama, scape
output 14 noun something produced product, productivity, profit, yield, amount, production, crop, manufacturing, harvest, gain, take, making, producing, achievement
output 2 noun something produced manufacture, turnout
outside 11 adj external foreign, farther, out, outdoor, over, surface, alien, extreme, farthest, furthest, outer
outside 9 adj external exterior, extraneous, outermost, outward, alfresco, apart from, away from, extramural, open-air
outside 7 adj slight, slim far, small, off, faint, remote, distant, unlikely
outside 3 adj slight, slim marginal, negligible, slender
outside 9 noun exterior; out-of-doors front, surface, covering, appearance, face, skin, open, seeming, without
outside 6 noun exterior; out-of-doors outdoors, facade, sheath, integument, open air, topside
oven 2 noun kitchen stove stove, range
oven 6 noun kitchen stove kiln, microwave, microwave oven, roaster, tandoor, kitchen range
overall 5 adj complete, general comprehensive, global, sweeping, blanket, total
overall 6 adj complete, general umbrella, inclusive, thorough, long-term, all-embracing, long-range
overall 6 adv in general everywhere, largely, mainly, mostly, primarily, throughout
overall 8 adv in general chiefly, principally, all over, everyplace, generally speaking, in the long run, on the whole, predominantly
overlook 6 verb disregard, neglect ignore, discount, forget, miss, slight, pass
overlook 13 verb disregard, neglect omit, overpass, disdain, pass by, fail to notice, leave out, leave undone, let fall between the cracks, let go, let slide, make light of, pay no attention, slip up
overlook 6 verb make allowances for ignore, stomach, forgive, excuse, take, handle
overlook 22 verb make allowances for disregard, whitewash, condone, bear with, stand for, blink at, go along with, grin and bear it, let bygones be bygones, let go, let pass, live with, look the other way, pay no mind, play past, put up with, roll with punches, swim with the tide, tune out, turn blind eye to, wink at, wipe slate clean
overlook 7 verb have a view of something dominate, top, oversee, survey, command, mount, view
overlook 16 verb have a view of something inspect, surmount, look out, look over, look out on, overtop, afford a view, command a view, front on, give on, give upon, have a prospect of, look down, soar above, tower over, watch over
overlook 4 verb supervise control, boss, oversee, survey
overlook 3 verb supervise superintend, chaperon, quarterback
overview 8 noun survey analysis, examination, outline, review, inquiry, study, inspection, view
overview 11 noun survey audit, sketch, synopsis, critique, scrutiny, syllabus, thumbnail, précis, aperçu, capsulization, pandect
overwhelm 6 verb flood, beat physically crush, defeat, destroy, overcome, drown, bury
overwhelm 18 verb flood, beat physically inundate, deluge, rout, overpower, swamp, overrun, engulf, submerge, massacre, win, drub, smother, conquer, overthrow, thrash, overflow, total, whip
overwhelm 9 verb astonish, devastate disturb, upset, puzzle, shock, confuse, destroy, surprise, overcome, drown
overwhelm 21 verb astonish, devastate confound, dumbfound, bewilder, overpower, swamp, demoralize, stun, steamroller, floor, wreck, shatter, stagger, kill, downgrade, subordinate, prostrate, bowl over, do in, blow out of the water, render speechless, run circles around
owe 2 verb have an obligation lost, behind
owe 17 verb have an obligation incur, ought to, be beholden, be bound, be contracted, be in arrears, be in debt, be indebted, be into one for, be obligated, be under obligation, feel bound, get on credit, have borrowed, in hock, on the tab, run up a bill
owl 13 noun person who steals crook, thief, robber, prowler, pilferer, cat burglar, housebreaker, safecracker, filcher, midnighter, picklock, porch-climber, sneakthief
owl 3 noun person who steals criminal, clip, cheat
owl 33 noun person who steals burglar, sniper, pickpocket, bandit, crook, swindler, pirate, robber, mugger, prowler, hijacker, punk, plunderer, kleptomaniac, pilferer, larcenist, stealer, cat burglar, purloiner, defalcator, larcener, embezzler, spider, housebreaker, moonlighter, lifter, scrounger, shoplifter, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
owl 3 noun stealer clip, cheat, criminal
owl 33 noun stealer hijacker, thief, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, pilferer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, pickpocket, punk, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, moonlighter, lifter, housebreaker, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, spider, defalcator, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
owl 3 noun larcenist clip, cheat, criminal
owl 31 noun larcenist punk, hijacker, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, stealer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, spider, moonlighter, lifter, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, housebreaker, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
owl 3 noun larcenist cheat, clip, criminal
owl 31 noun larcenist bandit, burglar, cat burglar, crook, highwayman, hijacker, kleptomaniac, mugger, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate, plunderer, prowler, robber, sniper, stealer, swindler, defalcator, embezzler, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, housebreaker, larcener, lifter, moonlighter, porch climber, scrounger, shoplifter, spider, stickup artist
owl 3 noun larcenist clip, cheat, criminal
owl 31 noun larcenist punk, hijacker, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, pilferer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, pickpocket, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, moonlighter, lifter, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, housebreaker, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
owner 2 noun person who has possession of partner, governor
owner 15 noun person who has possession of proprietor, holder, squire, heir, possessor, keeper, landowner, purchaser, heritor, sharer, heiress, legatee, heir-apparent, something buyer, titleholder
ownership 17 noun possession of property control, purchase, partnership, holding, property, claim, use, cut, end, title, residence, purchasing, hand, slice, piece, buying, having
ownership 9 noun possession of property tenancy, dominion, tenure, proprietorship, occupancy, deed, takeover, possessorship, proprietary rights
pace 4 noun steps in walking step, clip, measure, walk
pace 6 noun steps in walking lick, tread, footstep, stride, gait, getalong
pace 9 noun speed, tempo of motion clip, time, rate, progress, momentum, beat, bounce, motion, movement
pace 8 noun speed, tempo of motion velocity, celerity, quickness, lick, downbeat, rapidness, swiftness, rapidity
pace 4 verb walk back and forth march, step, troop, patrol
pace 11 verb walk back and forth trot, canter, pound, tread, gallop, stride, traipse, hoof, ambulate, foot it, walk up and down
pace 3 verb measure by footsteps count, step, determine
pace 2 verb measure by footsteps mark out, step off
pacify 12 verb make peaceful; appease square, soften, stroke, still, compose, calm, moderate, relieve, qualify, cool, quiet, silence
pacify 32 verb make peaceful; appease mitigate, placate, assuage, repress, soothe, quell, ameliorate, mollify, allay, tame, subdue, dulcify, grease, lull, propitiate, conciliate, soft-pedal, tranquilize, chasten, sweeten, temper, con, bury the hatchet, butter up, fix up, smooth over, kiss and make up, lay back, make peace, pacificate, put the lid on, take the edge off
pack 4 noun kit, package equipment, load, burden, outfit
pack 10 noun kit, package backpack, bundle, luggage, parcel, bale, baggage, knapsack, truss, rucksack, haversack
pack 18 noun group, bunch crowd, crew, band, pile, gang, lot, collection, barrel, circle, set, deck, mess, company, number, much, troop, press, drove
pack 13 noun group, bunch throng, horde, swarm, bundle, mob, herd, flock, multiplicity, lump, heap, peck, assemblage, great deal
pack 10 verb make ready for transport load, gather, bind, collect, store, package, burden, warehouse, tie, bunch
pack 8 verb make ready for transport stow, bundle, dispose, batch, fasten, brace, get ready, put in order
pack 12 verb fill, compact load, crowd, bind, stuff, pile, squeeze, insert, contract, push, charge, press, arrange
pack 20 verb fill, compact lade, throng, cram, wedge, ram, compress, choke, condense, jam, heap, mob, put away, jam-pack, sardine, tamp, chock, drive in, ram in, thrust in, top off
pack 10 verb transport, carry haul, ride, shoulder, buck, gun, bear, journey, truck, convey, heel
pack 9 verb transport, carry tote, lug, trek, freight, hump, jag, ferry, piggyback, shlep
package 18 noun bundle; whole box, container, kit, bag, bottle, load, sack, entity, unit, bunch, pile, lot, combination, burden, trunk, stack, can, pack
package 14 noun bundle; whole parcel, packet, crate, amalgamation, carton, bale, assortment, luggage, batch, baggage, suitcase, sheaf, tin, biddle
packet 6 noun small, often flat, bundle container, package, envelope, bag, file, wrapping
packet 4 noun small, often flat, bundle parcel, wrapper, folder, carton
page 4 noun sheet of paper leaf, surface, signature, side
page 3 noun sheet of paper folio, verso, recto
page 2 noun person who serves others servant, youth
page 4 noun person who serves others attendant, bellhop, equerry, errand runner
page 3 verb call for over communications system announce, seek, call
page 7 verb call for over communications system beep, summon, call out, call the name of, hunt for, preconize, send for
page 3 verb mark sheets of document count, check, number
page 2 verb mark sheets of document paginate, foliate
pain 10 noun physical suffering fever, burn, wound, strain, illness, trouble, injury, hurt, catch, smarting
pain 28 noun physical suffering cramp, sickness, soreness, agony, irritation, discomfort, torment, misery, twinge, ache, tenderness, spasm, malady, laceration, crick, prick, stitch, torture, throb, gripe, sting, tingle, pang, affliction, paroxysm, throe, convulsion, distress
pain 7 noun mental suffering anxiety, shock, grief, suffering, worry, hurt, rack
pain 17 noun mental suffering heartache, agony, sadness, bitterness, torment, misery, woe, anguish, travail, distress, torture, despondency, malaise, tribulation, affliction, wretchedness, martyrdom
pain 5 noun problem trouble, effort, bother, drag, bore
pain 7 noun problem irritation, exertion, annoyance, aggravation, pest, nuisance, vexation
pain 13 verb bother, trouble harm, strain, suffer, worry, injure, bite, wound, smart, punish, hurt, stress, upset, rack
pain 36 verb bother, trouble distress, afflict, agonize, grieve, sting, rile, torment, vex, gall, anguish, exasperate, convulse, irritate, nick, tingle, irk, annoy, disquiet, prick, torture, sadden, throb, gripe, inflame, discomfort, aggrieve, ache, harrow, chafe, chasten, excruciate, ail, harass, constrain, cut to the quick, hit where one lives
painful 16 adj physically or mentally agonizing hard, terrible, severe, uncomfortable, awful, difficult, biting, burning, extreme, raw, sensitive, sharp, tender, trying, smarting, hurting
painful 28 adj physically or mentally agonizing distressing, tedious, troublesome, hurtful, dire, excruciating, distasteful, arduous, unpleasant, agonizing, harrowing, caustic, disagreeable, dreadful, grievous, inflamed, irritated, laborious, piercing, sore, stinging, vexatious, aching, afflictive, tormenting, extremely bad, saddening, throbbing
paint 5 noun tinted covering oil, color, makeup, flat, coloring
paint 17 noun tinted covering varnish, enamel, cosmetic, pigment, wax, dye, stain, overlay, rouge, gloss, veneer, latex, acrylic, chroma, greasepaint, tempera, emulsion
paint 17 verb apply colored tint, often to make design portray, depict, coat, cover, draw, wash, design, decorate, brush, represent, compose, outline, figure, picture, color, shade, draft
paint 17 verb apply colored tint, often to make design sketch, daub, tint, dye, delineate, stipple, ornament, swab, limn, touch up, fresco, slather, catch a likeness, cover up, gloss over, put on coats, slap on
painter 4 noun house painter dauber, calciminer, interior decorator, paint-slinger
painter 8 noun artist illustrator, artisan, craftsman, animator, landscapist, miniaturist, dauber, portrait painter
painter 1 noun one who paints artist
painter 2 noun one who paints illustrator, artisan
painting 7 noun work of art picture, art, canvas, portrait, composition, landscape, representation
painting 11 noun work of art sketch, depiction, portrayal, likeness, mural, oil painting, cityscape, seascape, abstract design, art work, water color
painting 4 noun the act of applying paint covering, coating, brushing, decorating
painting 6 noun the act of applying paint splashing, calcimining, enameling, daubing, airbrushing, varnishing
painting 8 noun artwork picture, canvas, art, composition, design, portrait, drawing, oil
painting 3 noun artwork mural, watercolor, seascape
pair 9 noun two of something combination, couple, two, team, match, span, combine, mates, twins
pair 10 noun two of something duo, twosome, yoke, brace, duality, combo, dyad, deuce, doublet, two of a kind
pair 10 verb make, become a twosome marry, mate, combine, join, couple, unite, twin, team, balance, match
pair 7 verb make, become a twosome wed, bracket, yoke, put together, match up, pair off, pair up
palace 2 noun royal or enormous home mansion, hall
palace 7 noun royal or enormous home dwelling, castle, chateau, manor, alcazar, official residence, royal residence
palm 13 verb touch, stroke try, perceive, sense, manipulate, poke, finger, test, grip, handle, explore, press, squeeze, grasp
palm 19 verb touch, stroke caress, twiddle, fondle, paw, wield, tickle, grapple, frisk, fumble, ply, palpate, clasp, pinch, clutch, grope, maul, thumb, apperceive, run hands over
palm 2 noun strand of material, usually hung bays, honors
palm 6 noun strand of material, usually hung wreath, crown, festoon, laurel, chaplet, coronal
palm 5 noun appendage at end of human arm, grip, fist, grasp, hold, hook
palm 9 noun appendage at end of human arm, ham, paw, extremity, fin, shaker, mitt, metacarpus, phalanges, including fingers duke
palm 25 verb have in one's hands, possession; grasp enjoy, own, seize, keep, arrest, maintain, take, have, carry, occupy, secure, press, embrace, check, cling, grip, hug, handle, contain, stick, catch, squeeze, possess, bind, retain
palm 30 verb have in one's hands, possession; grasp imprison, detain, clinch, nourish, cherish, vise, fondle, wield, adhere, cradle, restrain, confine, clench, wring, clasp, cleave, withhold, trammel, clutch, enclose, bottle up, hang on, cork up, freeze to, keep close, keep out, lock up, not let go, put a lock on, stay put
palm 6 verb give because one does not want it eject, foist, work off, palm off, make a pretense of, send forth
palm 4 verb steal, embezzle cop, borrow, appropriate, take
palm 18 verb steal, embezzle purloin, filch, swipe, crib, annex, pinch, rob, thieve, pluck, snatch, moonlight, lift, scrounge, snare, liberate, requisition, rip off, walk off with
palm 7 verb hide plant, secure, screen, cover, paper, deposit, bury
palm 24 verb hide stow, stash, cache, shroud, conceal, veil, whitewash, stonewall, withhold, disguise, seclude, ensconce, harbor, ditch, finesse, squirrel, cover up, hide out, keep quiet, keep secret, keep to oneself, keep under wraps, stash away, sweep under rug
palm 32 verb make physical contact handle, pat, rub, tap, reach, feel, stroke, brush, kiss, strike, hit, taste, sweep, examine, tag, glance, border, suck, manipulate, toy, pet, tip, finger, march, communicate, line, join, smooth, contact, neighbor, push, meet
palm 29 verb make physical contact lick, caress, probe, converge, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, adjoin, frisk, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, palpate, abut, sip, graze, grope, massage, thumb, percuss, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on
palm 5 noun physical award prize, cup, medal, reminder, ribbon
palm 15 noun physical award citation, gold, keepsake, crown, souvenir, decoration, memento, memorial, booty, laurels, guerdon, spoils, token, blue ribbon, gold star
palm 26 verb touch rub, stroke, border, toy, pet, contact, march, kiss, suck, neighbor, tap, feel, sweep, brush, glance, line, manipulate, pat, tip, taste, strike, communicate, reach, join, examine, meet
palm 34 verb touch abut, probe, converge, caress, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, sip, grope, massage, lick, hit, thumb, percuss, finger, frisk, adjoin, handle, graze, smooth, tag, push, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on
palm 4 noun first place award, championship, cup, victory
palm 7 noun first place cordon bleu, crown, decoration, laurels, trophy, first prize, palms
pan 4 noun container for cooking food sheet, pot, bucket, vessel
pan 9 noun container for cooking food kettle, casserole, pail, saucepan, frying pan, skillet, roaster, pannikin, double boiler
pan 8 verb look, search for over a wide area wash, scan, separate, track, move, sweep, swing, follow
pan 2 verb look, search for over a wide area traverse, sift
pan 4 verb criticize strongly knock, blame, slam, condemn
pan 12 verb criticize strongly roast, reprehend, flay, denounce, censure, rap, disparage, hammer, cut up, denunciate, jeer at, review unfavorably
pandemic 14 adj universal comprehensive, general, regular, common, broad, sweeping, whole, accepted, all, extensive, global, usual, widespread, worldwide
pandemic 26 adj universal catholic, cosmopolitan, empyrean, generic, total, all-inclusive, astronomical, celestial, cosmic, customary, diffuse, ecumenical, multinational, mundane, omnipresent, planetary, prevalent, stellar, terrestrial, ubiquitous, undisputed, unlimited, unrestricted, worldly, all-embracing, all-over
panel 10 noun committee forum, cabinet, commission, bureau, board, jury, group, council, consultants, representatives
panel 2 noun committee tribunal, task force
panic 8 noun extreme fright rush, confusion, alarm, scare, terror, fear, horror, crush
panic 10 noun extreme fright dismay, consternation, stampede, trepidation, frenzy, dread, hysteria, jam, agitation, cold feet
panic 2 noun sudden drop in value in financial markets crash, depression
panic 4 noun sudden drop in value in financial markets slump, bust, rainy day, Black Monday
panic 2 verb become, make afraid or distressed scare, alarm
panic 18 verb become, make afraid or distressed clutch, stampede, unnerve, startle, terrify, chicken out, go to pieces, lose it, overreact, be terror-stricken, become hysterical, come apart, freeze up, have a fit, lose nerve, push panic button, run scared, shake in boots
paper 6 adj thin, flimsy insubstantial, cardboard, disposable, paper-thin, papery, wafer-thin
paper 4 noun newspaper news, journal, daily, organ
paper 3 noun newspaper rag, gazette, weekly
paper 9 noun thesis, article report, essay, study, script, assignment, analysis, theme, examination, composition
paper 4 noun thesis, article dissertation, treatise, critique, monograph
paper 5 noun material upon which one writes sheet, poster, note, pad, card
paper 12 noun material upon which one writes stationery, rag, parchment, vellum, papyrus, tissue, newsprint, letterhead, filing card, note card, note pad, onion skin
paper 2 verb line with material hang, cover
paper 3 verb line with material plaster, wallpaper, paste up
parade 12 noun pageant, display ceremony, show, ritual, demonstration, shine, march, column, review, train, exhibition, array, line
parade 10 noun pageant, display procession, spectacle, cavalcade, ostentation, panoply, flaunting, pomp, fanfare, vaunting, autocade
parade 13 verb show off; march flash, demonstrate, exhibit, reveal, boast, declare, expose, proclaim, publish, air, sport, disclose, display
parade 12 verb show off; march strut, prance, swagger, brandish, trot out, disport, divulge, brag, flaunt, advertise, vaunt, march in review
paradox 6 noun contradiction, puzzle mystery, reverse, opposite, error, catch, mistake
paradox 8 noun contradiction, puzzle oddity, anomaly, enigma, ambiguity, absurdity, inconsistency, nonsense, Catch-22
paragraph 15 noun section of document chapter, detail, passage, item, piece, provision, division, head, point, element, matter, portion, part, branch, heading
paragraph 1 noun section of document clause
paragraph 13 noun provision in document requirement, section, passage, article, provision, chapter, limitation, point, heading, item, part, rider, condition
paragraph 11 noun provision in document stipulation, specification, proviso, codicil, joker, kicker, catch, ultimatum, fine print, small print, string attached to something
paragraph 22 noun part, article information, component, feature, element, thing, piece, point, aspect, news, story, matter, detail, note, notice, particular, report, consideration, bit, account, column, specific, entry
paragraph 11 noun part, article dispatch, minutia, scrap, novelty, blurb, incidental, scoop, bulletin, write-up, conversation piece, minor point
paragraph 7 noun excerpt from document sentence, text, section, transition, portion, reading, piece
paragraph 4 noun excerpt from document verse, clause, quotation, extract
paragraph 22 noun subject matter of document idea, theme, passage, content, document, body, topic, head, context, point, fundamentals, issue, sentence, argument, motive, matter, words, consideration, line, contents, subject, lines
paragraph 9 noun subject matter of document wording, verse, quotation, thesis, vocabulary, stanza, extract, main body, motify
paragraph 2 noun division section, arrangement
paragraph 1 noun division indention
parallel 2 adj aligned, side-by-side coordinate, alongside
parallel 9 adj aligned, side-by-side lateral, equidistant, laterally, coextending, coextensive, extending equally, in the same direction, never meeting, running alongside
parallel 8 adj akin, similar identical, comparable, correspondent, like, equal, uniform, resembling, alike
parallel 7 adj akin, similar analogous, complementary, agnate, corresponding, conforming, consonant, matching
parallel 9 noun complement, correlation comparison, similarity, correspondent, double, equivalent, twin, equal, counterpart, match
parallel 13 noun complement, correlation corollary, resemblance, analogy, correspondence, likeness, correlate, duplicate, parallelism, analogue, kin, duplication, countertype, homologue
parallel 5 verb be alike compare, equal, agree, copy, match
parallel 13 verb be alike imitate, complement, correspond, correlate, conform, assimilate, liken, equate, paragon, collocate, parallelize, collimate, keep pace
paralyzed 1 adj insensible disabled
paralyzed 11 adj insensible helpless, crippled, incapacitated, stupefied, benumbed, inactive, inert, nerveless, paralytic, torpid, unmoving
parameter 5 noun limit framework, restriction, guideline, limitation, constant
parameter 2 noun limit specification, criterion
pardon 4 noun forgiveness freeing, excuse, release, grace
pardon 24 noun forgiveness reprieve, mercy, remission, clemency, amnesty, absolution, allowance, justification, indulgence, exculpation, forbearance, indemnification, condonation, anchor, conciliation, commute, acquittal, vindication, discharge, indemnity, kindness, exoneration, lifeboat, lifesaver
pardon 9 verb forgive tolerate, excuse, rescue, clear, overlook, free, accept, release, justify
pardon 22 verb forgive acquit, absolve, discharge, exonerate, reprieve, exculpate, spring, remit, amnesty, condone, liberate, bury the hatchet, let off, write off, lifeboat, blink at, give absolution, grant amnesty, let off easy, suspend charges, wink at, wipe slate clean
parent 11 noun person, source of product father, mother, origin, center, author, root, source, architect, folks, ancestor, cause
parent 10 noun person, source of product originator, prototype, creator, forerunner, progenitor, guardian, wellspring, fountainhead, begetter, procreator
parental 11 adj having the quality or nature of a parent comforting, devoted, gentle, kind, loving, protective, tender, warm, supportive, caring, sheltering
parental 13 adj having the quality or nature of a parent fatherly, maternal, paternal, affectionate, benevolent, benign, fond, forbearing, indulgent, motherly, watchful, matriarchal, patriarchal
park 10 noun land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation lawn, square, garden, estate, place, forest, green, lot, grass, grounds
park 10 noun land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation plaza, playground, meadow, woodland, esplanade, tract, parkland, pleasure garden, recreation area, village green
park 9 verb place vehicle in a position stand, seat, leave, station, deposit, put, position, order, store
park 2 verb place vehicle in a position maneuver, line up
parking 9 verb place vehicle in a position stand, seat, leave, station, deposit, put, position, order, store
parking 2 verb place vehicle in a position maneuver, line up
parliament 5 noun legislature court, gathering, assembly, diet, council
parliament 3 noun legislature congress, assemblage, senate
parrot 3 verb repeat quote, echo, copy
parrot 8 verb repeat recite, copycat, imitate, reiterate, mimic, mime, chant, ape
part 34 noun piece, portion of something sector, chunk, any, share, section, factor, component, detail, element, member, item, lot, measure, piece, segment, side, unit, extra, chip, limb, cut, fraction, department, division, branch, fragment, molecule, helping, slice, bit, particle, organ, ingredient, bite
part 21 noun piece, portion of something quantum, slab, moiety, parcel, apportionment, installment, scrap, sliver, splinter, articulation, ration, quota, lump, atom, constituent, subdivision, partition, hunk, allotment, module, meed
part 19 noun person or group's interest, concern task, business, work, share, role, place, side, function, duty, capacity, office, say, charge, involvement, party, responsibility, bit, cause, behalf
part 1 noun person or group's interest, concern faction
part 7 noun theatrical role piece, dialogue, hero, lead, character, bit, lines
part 15 noun theatrical role villain, protagonist, antagonist, bit part, walk-on, cameo, leading role, minor role, principal character, romantic lead, silent bit, stock character, straight part, supporting role, title role
part 11 verb break, disconnect separate, divide, articulate, strip, slice, section, split, factor, segment, tear, portion
part 16 verb break, disconnect disunite, sever, rend, particularize, subdivide, dissever, sunder, disjoin, dismantle, detach, cleave, partition, itemize, break up, dichotomize, come apart
part 7 verb leave, go away from someone separate, quit, depart, break, split, withdraw, go
part 21 verb leave, go away from someone pull out, break off, break up, clear out, hit the road, push off, shove off, split up, take off, walk out on, cut and run, dedomicile, ease out, go separate ways, leave flat, part company, quit the scene, say goodbye, ship out, take a hike, take leave
participant 12 noun person who takes part in activity colleague, member, player, shareholder, partner, party, associate, assistant, actor, in, contributor, aide
participant 6 noun person who takes part in activity helper, attendant, partaker, sharer, a party to, participator
participate 7 verb take part in activity play, engage, perform, share, cooperate, compete, aid
participate 23 verb take part in activity partake, concur, strive, chip in, come in, enter into, go into, engage in, associate with, be a participant, be a party to, be into, get in on, get in on the act, have a hand in, have to do with, join in, latch on, lend a hand, sit in on, sit in, take an interest in, tune in
particle 8 noun atom, piece fragment, molecule, grain, drop, spot, seed, bit, dot
particle 21 noun atom, piece speck, fleck, mite, ray, iota, crumb, mote, whit, minim, scrap, hoot, morsel, scruple, modicum, shred, jot, smidgen, dribble, stitch, ounce, smithereen
particular 12 adj exact, specific precise, distinct, appropriate, special, limited, full, express, individual, local, minute, accurate, detailed
particular 15 adj exact, specific singular, peculiar, circumstantial, especial, intrinsic, itemized, meticulous, painstaking, scrupulous, selective, thorough, topical, blow-by-blow, clocklike, particularized
particular 12 adj notable, uncommon unusual, personal, single, separate, unique, odd, exclusive, sole, one, marked, only, remarkable
particular 8 adj notable, uncommon singular, exceptional, respective, peculiar, solitary, especial, lone, noteworthy
particular 6 adj finicky, demanding rough, nice, tough, careful, critical, exacting
particular 14 adj finicky, demanding stickler, dainty, choosy, discriminating, fastidious, fussy, meticulous, persnickety, picky, finical, choicy, fussbudget, hard to please, nit-picking
particular 13 noun detail case, specific, article, fact, circumstance, picture, story, point, feature, element, item, cue, clue
particular 18 noun detail rundown, thing, nitty-gritty, specification, scoop, score, know, gospel, bottom line, brass tacks, chapter and verse, nuts and bolts, speciality, facts of life, lowdown, whole story, ABC's, what's what
partner 14 noun person who takes part with another colleague, spouse, participant, associate, wife, companion, friend, ally, husband, teammate, buddy, assistant, date, mate
partner 14 noun person who takes part with another crony, cohort, comrade, chum, helper, consort, sidekick, helpmate, confederate, collaborator, pal, accomplice, playmate, coworker
partnership 29 noun alliance; participation firm, interest, sharing, cooperation, business, union, corporation, company, society, cooperative, organization, ownership, friendship, assistance, association, help, house, community, gang, ring, party, crew, combine, body, combination, club, band, connection, joining
partnership 20 noun alliance; participation tie-up, brotherhood, affiliation, cartel, coterie, cahoots, lodge, sorority, togetherness, sisterhood, faction, chumminess, conglomerate, clique, mob, conjunction, companionship, hookup, fraternity, consociation
party 11 noun social gathering dinner, celebration, affair, tea, entertainment, function, ball, riot, reception, social, fun
party 27 noun social gathering gala, barbecue, amusement, splurge, carousal, fete, prom, soiree, do, blowout, diversion, spree, banquet, bash, festivity, feast, shindig, orgy, get-together, coming-out, cocktails, luncheon, carousing, at-home, coffee klatch, festive occasion, movable feast
party 15 noun gang, group body, company, force, gathering, team, assembly, crowd, cluster, troop, crew, band, squad, unit, outfit, bunch
party 7 noun gang, group bevy, corps, covey, detachment, troupe, mob, multitude
party 12 noun group supporting certain beliefs body, union, side, association, league, set, combination, coalition, alliance, combine, ring, grouping
party 9 noun group supporting certain beliefs faction, bloc, cabal, coterie, junta, sect, clique, electorate, confederacy
party 11 noun individual body, woman, man, someone, somebody, being, character, person, part, human, creature
party 2 noun individual personage, mortal
party 6 noun person(s) involved in legal action participant, plaintiff, actor, contractor, agent, defendant
party 8 noun person(s) involved in legal action confederate, plotter, partaker, litigant, sharer, cojuror, compurgator, participator
party game 2 noun indoor game board game, role-playing game
pass 4 noun opening through solid cut, passage, path, gap
pass 4 noun opening through solid ravine, passageway, canyon, gorge
pass 7 noun authorization, permission ticket, license, admission, paper, identification, permit, order
pass 8 noun authorization, permission furlough, chit, passport, warrant, free ride, safe-conduct, visa, comp
pass 4 noun sexual proposition play, advance, approach, suggestion
pass 1 noun sexual proposition overture
pass 6 noun predicament emergency, state, situation, crisis, condition, stage
pass 9 noun predicament exigency, pinch, strait, crossroads, juncture, plight, contingency, turning point, zero hour
pass 25 verb go by, elapse; move onward run, give, move, reach, cross, leave, catch, go, develop, happen, occur, fly, fare, depart, proceed, repair, rise, flow, drag, roll, journey, cruise, progress, crawl, travel
pass 23 verb go by, elapse; move onward wend, glide, transpire, lapse, befall, hie, linger, come off, come up, fall out, get ahead, pass away, pass by, run out, take place, blow past, come to pass, fly by, glide by, go past, push on, run by, slip away
pass 2 verb surpass, beat exceed, top
pass 13 verb surpass, beat transcend, excel, outshine, outstrip, surmount, outdo, outdistance, go by, outgo, go beyond, leave behind, outrace, shoot ahead of
pass 4 verb succeed, graduate do, answer, qualify, suit
pass 4 verb succeed, graduate suffice, matriculate, pass muster, get through
pass 11 verb give, transfer shoot, deliver, reach, throw, send, buck, exchange, hand, convey, transmit, kick
pass 3 verb give, transfer relinquish, hand over, let have
pass 11 verb cease end, die, drop, stop, go, close, depart, dissolve, fade, vanish, disappear
pass 16 verb cease expire, decease, perish, ebb, wane, dwindle, discontinue, terminate, evaporate, demise, succumb, blow over, pass away, peter out, cash in, melt away
pass 10 verb enact, legislate authorize, approve, adopt, accept, carry, establish, engage, promise, undertake, sanction
pass 12 verb enact, legislate ratify, decree, pledge, ordain, validate, be established, be ordained, be sanctioned, become law, become ratified, become valid, vote in
pass 4 verb express formally deliver, declare, claim, state
pass 2 verb express formally pronounce, utter
pass 10 verb decide not to do fail, decline, refuse, forget, slight, skip, overlook, ignore, discount, miss
pass 6 verb decide not to do omit, disregard, neglect, pass on, not heed, pass up
pass 2 verb rid of waste eliminate, empty
pass 10 verb rid of waste void, expel, evacuate, excrete, discharge, exude, emit, give off, defecate, send forth
passage 7 noun excerpt from document sentence, text, section, transition, portion, reading, piece
passage 5 noun excerpt from document verse, clause, quotation, extract, paragraph
passage 16 noun travel transfer, transition, flow, journey, progress, passing, trip, change, movement, advance, transmission, transit, motion, tour, crossing, conversion
passage 9 noun travel voyage, trek, progression, traverse, transmittal, transference, transmittance, traject, traversing
passage 7 noun authorization; enactment acceptance, passing, legislation, establishment, right, permission, freedom
passage 7 noun authorization; enactment ratification, passport, warrant, allowance, safe-conduct, legalization, visa
passenger 6 noun person who rides in vehicle conducted by another customer, tourist, patron, traveler, rider, pilgrim
passenger 7 noun person who rides in vehicle conducted by another fare, commuter, wayfarer, excursionist, wanderer, voyager, hitchhiker
passion 15 noun strong emotion sentiment, rage, joy, warmth, excitement, intensity, anger, feeling, spirit, transport, fit, storm, fire, suffering, heat
passion 29 noun strong emotion temper, zeal, resentment, dedication, fury, devotion, fervor, ardor, affection, eagerness, distress, rapture, ecstasy, wrath, agony, animation, outbreak, hurrah, indignation, outburst, zest, flare-up, dolor, ire, frenzy, vehemence, misery, paroxysm, affectivity
passion 4 noun adoration, love desire, excitement, urge, weakness
passion 17 noun adoration, love lust, ardor, affection, appetite, craving, fondness, eroticism, yen, keenness, crush, prurience, infatuation, amorousness, concupiscence, amour, attachment, emoting
passion 3 noun strong interest enthusiasm, jazz, drive
passion 9 noun strong interest fascination, obsession, craving, fad, fancy, mania, infatuation, craze, idol
passionate 4 adj sensual, desirous romantic, loving, sexy, stimulated
passionate 17 adj sensual, desirous ardent, wistful, amorous, concupiscent, desirous, erotic, heavy, hot, lascivious, libidinous, lustful, prurient, steamy, sultry, wanton, turned-on, aroused
passionate 18 adj excited; enthusiastic violent, intense, fierce, dramatic, eager, heated, emotional, strong, affecting, burning, deep, flaming, inspiring, moving, stimulated, stirring, warm, wild
passionate 29 adj excited; enthusiastic heartfelt, vehement, zealous, impassioned, forceful, eloquent, spirited, poignant, fiery, ardent, expressive, fervent, animated, blazing, fervid, frenzied, glowing, headlong, high-powered, hot, impetuous, impulsive, melodramatic, precipitate, thrilling, high-pressure, hotblooded, quickened, steamed up
passionate 3 adj angry violent, mean, shaken
passionate 19 adj angry furious, vehement, fiery, choleric, enraged, frantic, hotheaded, inflamed, irascible, irritable, peppery, quick-tempered, stormy, tempestuous, testy, touchy, all shook up, hottempered, steamed-up
passive 9 adj lifeless, inactive quiet, bearing, patient, flat, yielding, cool, asleep, enduring, resigned
passive 31 adj lifeless, inactive unflappable, uninvolved, static, laid-back, nonviolent, indifferent, apathetic, idle, long-suffering, compliant, docile, forbearing, inert, latent, motionless, phlegmatic, quiescent, receptive, sleepy, stolid, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, moony, going through motions, hands off, nonresistant, poker-faced, unassertive, unresisting, walking through it
passport 5 noun identification of origin, country license, key, permit, ticket, pass
passport 6 noun identification of origin, country warrant, authorization, credentials, visa, safe-conduct, travel permit
password 6 noun secret word given for entry identification, word, signal, key, phrase, ticket
password 5 noun secret word given for entry countersign, watchword, parole, open sesame, key word
past 12 adj preceding, done prior, completed, spent, former, previous, over, accomplished, ago, ended, finished, forgotten, gone
past 8 adj preceding, done anterior, antecedent, precedent, extinct, foregoing, elapsed, gone by, over and done
past 13 adj olden, former early, old, earlier, late, prior, previous, recent, latter, ancient, over, once, retired, sometime
past 21 adj olden, former preceding, bygone, ancient history, erstwhile, foregoing, good old days, one-time, latter-day, quondam, ages ago, back when, behind one, bypast, down memory lane, ex-, gone-by, long-ago, olden days, time was, way back, way back when
past 2 noun time gone by history, yesterday
past 13 noun time gone by yesteryear, antiquity, good old days, time immemorial, yore, days gone by, former times, long ago, old lang syne, old times, olden days, times past, years ago
pasta 1 noun noodles shells
pasta 13 noun noodles tortellini, ravioli, macaroni, spaghetti, linguine, gnocchi, fettuccini, rigatoni, vermicelli, ziti, lasagna, manicotti, orzo
pastel 3 adj muted in color delicate, light, pale
pastel 3 adj muted in color peaches-and-cream, soft-hued, toned
pasture 3 noun field for animals grass, range, feeding
pasture 4 noun field for animals meadow, grazing, lea, herbage
pat 3 adj relevant, suitable fitting, happy, neat
pat 11 adj relevant, suitable apposite, apropos, apt, auspicious, felicitous, opportune, pertinent, propitious, timely, rehearsed, to the point
pat 2 adv exactly, fittingly perfectly, precisely
pat 8 adv exactly, fittingly plumb, aptly, faultlessly, flawlessly, just right, opportunely, relevantly, seasonably
pat 9 noun tap, touch hit, form, pet, tip, rub, punch, slap, beat, stroke
pat 6 noun tap, touch fondle, dab, whittle, caress, mold, massage
pat 3 noun small slice or slab cake, portion, piece
pat 2 noun small slice or slab lump, dab
patch 9 noun piece, spot, area plot, land, stretch, chunk, strip, lot, bit, ground, fix
patch 6 noun piece, spot, area tract, shred, hunk, blob, scrap, plat
patch 1 noun piece applied to cover a gap or lack application
patch 4 noun piece applied to cover a gap or lack mend, reinforcement, Band-Aid, appliqué
patch 4 verb fix, mend repair, rebuild, reinforce, cover
patch 10 verb fix, mend sew, revamp, reconstruct, overhaul, recondition, do up, cobble, darn, retread, fiddle with
patent 12 adj unconcealed, conspicuous controlled, limited, plain, clear, rank, exclusive, open, apparent, distinct, evident, obvious, prominent
patent 16 adj unconcealed, conspicuous flagrant, gross, manifest, clear-cut, glaring, barefaced, blatant, downright, indisputable, palpable, straightforward, transparent, unequivocal, unmistakable, crystal clear, open and shut
patent 7 noun copyright on an invention privilege, protection, charter, license, franchise, control, limitation
patent 1 noun copyright on an invention concession
path 17 noun course, way aisle, lane, procedure, track, route, rail, direction, passage, trail, street, highway, line, road, beat, pass, walk, drag
path 16 noun course, way roadway, avenue, rut, boulevard, thoroughfare, shortcut, crosscut, terrace, artery, footpath, groove, stroll, walkway, pathway, byway, beaten path
patience 5 noun capacity, willingness to endure tolerance, bearing, heart, yielding, legs
patience 38 noun capacity, willingness to endure perseverance, grit, composure, diligence, restraint, endurance, poise, moderation, self-control, humility, fortitude, persistence, stoicism, leniency, long-suffering, toleration, equanimity, guts, gutsiness, resignation, passiveness, backbone, imperturbability, moxie, cool, constancy, submission, forbearance, calmness, serenity, intestinal fortitude, staying power, passivity, nonresistance, starch, longanimity, sufferance, even temper
patient 11 adj capable, willing to endure gentle, forgiving, calm, quiet, understanding, accommodating, composed, enduring, mild, philosophical, resigned
patient 21 adj capable, willing to endure tolerant, long-suffering, even-tempered, forbearing, imperturbable, indulgent, lenient, meek, persevering, persistent, self-possessed, serene, submissive, tranquil, unruffled, untiring, easy-going, mild-tempered, philosophic, stoical, uncomplaining
patient 5 noun person being treated for medical problem inmate, case, victim, subject, emergency
patient 6 noun person being treated for medical problem convalescent, invalid, sufferer, shut-in, outpatient, sick person
patrol 7 noun guarding; guard spy, watching, watch, protection, defending, protecting, rounds
patrol 11 noun guarding; guard vigilance, garrison, lookout, sentinel, scouting, policing, convoying, safeguarding, escorting, patroler, watchperson
patrol 6 verb guard, protect cruise, pound, police, mount, watch, range
patrol 9 verb guard, protect safeguard, inspect, ride shotgun, shotgun, keep guard, keep vigil, keep watch, make the rounds, walk the beat
pattern 11 noun design, motif arrangement, trim, motive, figure, impression, instruction, guide, device, plan, original, patterning
pattern 7 noun design, motif diagram, ornament, decoration, mold, stencil, markings, template
pattern 10 noun arrangement, order sort, style, sequence, variety, system, method, shape, type, kind, plan
pattern 2 noun arrangement, order orderliness, constellation
pattern 7 noun model, example standard, guide, sample, copy, original, norm, mirror
pattern 10 noun model, example prototype, specimen, paragon, criterion, exemplar, archetype, paradigm, beau ideal, cynosure, ensample
pattern 8 verb copy, imitate; decorate trim, style, form, shape, design, follow, model, order
pattern 2 verb copy, imitate; decorate emulate, mold
paunch 3 noun large stomach fat, belly, gut
paunch 6 noun large stomach bulge, potbelly, abdomen, tummy, spare tire, epigastrium
pause 6 noun wait, delay interval, rest, stay, break, gap, stand
pause 41 noun wait, delay recess, interruption, breathing space, hesitation, halt, intermission, stoppage, lapse, hiatus, interlude, layoff, letup, respite, suspension, hitch, lull, freeze, hush, interim, comma, discontinuance, stillness, stopover, gridlock, abeyance, downtime, hesitancy, standstill, caesura, lacuna, cessation, deadlock, coffee break, cutoff, interregnum, happy hour, break-off, breathing spell, pausation, rest period, time out
pause 8 verb wait, delay interrupt, hesitate, shake, suspend, drop, rest, reflect, cease
pause 18 verb wait, delay waver, halt, deliberate, discontinue, desist, sideline, hold back, break it up, call time, come to standstill, put on hold, stop briefly, take a break, take a breather, take five, take ten, think twice, catch one's breath
pavement 3 noun blacktop sidewalk, road, concrete
pavement 3 noun blacktop asphalt, flagstone, tar
pawn 3 noun security for a loan security, bond, guarantee
pawn 10 noun security for a loan collateral, pledge, gambit, forfeit, guaranty, earnest, token, warrant, assurance, gage
pawn 5 noun person who is a fool toy, tool, instrument, victim, creature
pawn 7 noun person who is a fool dupe, puppet, stooge, patsy, sucker, mark, pigeon
pawn 3 verb give as security for a loan mortgage, hazard, deposit
pawn 4 verb give as security for a loan pledge, hook, hock, give in earnest
pay 17 noun earnings from employment salary, wage, fee, profit, compensation, income, reward, payment, satisfaction, wages, settlement, proceeds, scale, commission, return, consideration, bread
pay 22 noun earnings from employment reimbursement, stipend, allowance, bacon, redress, pittance, honorarium, perquisite, reparation, requital, reckoning, hire, recompense, indemnity, remuneration, emoluments, takings, meed, defrayment, recompensation, stipendium, take-home
pay 14 verb give money for goods, services settle, handle, extend, grant, offer, meet, present, satisfy, render, clear, stake, adjust, reward, honor
pay 32 verb give money for goods, services refund, reimburse, disburse, repay, compensate, liquidate, bequeath, confer, remunerate, foot, bestow, recoup, recompense, remit, proffer, requite, discharge, defray, chip in, come through, foot the bill, hand over, kick in, put up, prepay, bear the cost, bear the expense, cough up, dig up, make payment, plunk down, take care of
pay 2 verb be advantageous serve, benefit
pay 2 verb be advantageous repay, be worthwhile
pay 2 verb make amends answer, suffer
pay 5 verb make amends compensate, atone, be punished, get just desserts, suffer consequences
pay 2 verb profit, yield produce, return
pay 14 verb profit, yield bring in, sweeten, kick back, pay off, be profitable, be remunerative, make a return, make money, pay dividends, pay out, provide a living, show gain, show profit, yield profit
pay 2 verb get revenge square, punish
pay 12 verb get revenge repay, retaliate, reciprocate, recompense, requite, get even, pay back, avenge oneself, make up for, settle a score, square things, pay one's dues
payment 21 noun fee; installment of fee return, settlement, wage, fee, sum, subsidy, deposit, premium, award, salary, cash, amount, pension, reward, support, down, part, advance, hire, portion, paying
payment 26 noun fee; installment of fee refund, restitution, reparation, reimbursement, disbursement, outlay, repayment, redress, alimony, amends, bounty, recompense, indemnification, requital, discharge, reckoning, quittance, retaliation, acquittal, remittance, remuneration, amortization, defrayal, annuity, defrayment, pay-off
peace 6 noun harmony, agreement love, unity, friendship, union, treaty, order
peace 12 noun harmony, agreement reconciliation, accord, truce, conciliation, concord, amity, neutrality, cessation, unanimity, armistice, pacification, pacifism
peace 6 noun calm, serenity harmony, quiet, sympathy, rest, silence, reserve
peace 16 noun calm, serenity tranquility, quietude, equanimity, composure, concord, congeniality, peacefulness, amity, repose, hush, stillness, calmness, relaxation, lull, contentment, placidity
peaceful 11 adj friendly, serene steady, smooth, quiet, neutral, calm, collected, composed, constant, gentle, level, still
peaceful 28 adj friendly, serene harmonious, nonviolent, tranquil, bloodless, amicable, placid, peaceable, equable, halcyon, mellow, restful, sociable, undisturbed, unruffled, untroubled, easeful, irenic, pacifistic, peace-loving, all quiet, at peace, free from strife, neutralist, nonbelligerent, on friendly terms, on good terms, placatory, without hostility
peak 8 noun top of something mountain, roof, summit, hill, point, tip, cope, mount
peak 10 noun top of something pinnacle, spike, crest, apex, vertex, brow, crown, bump, alp, aiguille
peak 5 noun maximum, zenith top, summit, height, tip, greatest
peak 11 noun maximum, zenith pinnacle, culmination, acme, apex, climax, crown, apogee, meridian, ne plus ultra, capstone, high point
peak 8 verb reach highest point climax, crest, culminate, come to a head, be at height, reach the top, reach the zenith, top out
peanut 2 noun nut earth, seed
peanut 3 noun nut groundnut, goober, mani
peasant 17 noun farmer laborer, rube, provincial, bumpkin, boor, rustic, hayseed, serf, peon, hick, hired hand, sharecropper, villein, farmhand, cropper, planter, countryman/woman
pedant 8 noun formalist egghead, bookworm, pedagogue, doctrinaire, bluestocking, dogmatist, methodologist, waling encyclopedia
pedestrian 3 adj everyday, dull flat, boring, ordinary
pedestrian 23 adj everyday, dull mundane, prosaic, humdrum, banal, mediocre, commonplace, monotone, blah, dim, dreary, inane, jejune, monotonous, run-of-the-mill, stodgy, unimaginative, uninspired, uninteresting, wishy-washy, platitudinous, plodding, banausic, truistic
pedestrian 6 noun person traveling on foot stroller, walker, hiker, passerby, jaywalker, ambler
pen 5 noun enclosure cage, fence, fold, jail, prison
pen 7 noun enclosure penitentiary, coop, wall, corral, hutch, hedge, sty
pen 2 noun writing instrument stick, marker
pen 7 noun writing instrument fountain pen, nib, reed, quill, ball point, felt-tip, stylograph
pen 3 verb enclose box, case, cage
pen 9 verb enclose coop, corral, mew, hedge, confine, close in, fence in, hem in, shut in
pen 2 verb write compose, draft
pen 6 verb write engross, indict, autograph, draw up, jot down, commit to paper
penalty 7 noun punishment discipline, cost, fine, price, fall, dues, damages
penalty 10 noun punishment forfeiture, retribution, rap, handicap, forfeit, amercement, amends, mulct, mortification, disadvantage
pencil 18 verb create a likeness in a picture write, paint, mark, frame, describe, design, portray, depict, form, prepare, draft, profile, trace, express, chart, compose, outline, model
pencil 10 verb create a likeness in a picture sketch, formulate, caricature, graph, engrave, etch, delineate, limn, crayon, map out
pencil 13 noun beam; indication light, radiation, streak, stream, blink, hint, flash, trace, wave, spark, shine, bar, patch
pencil 15 noun beam; indication glimmer, radiance, emanation, flicker, glitter, gleam, sparkle, blaze, scintilla, shaft, glint, irradiation, moonbeam, incandescence, sunbeam
pencil 16 verb put language down on paper compose, create, sign, note, record, pen, draft, address, print, tell, ghost, author, communicate, letter, commit, copy
pencil 34 verb put language down on paper rewrite, scrawl, scribble, engross, transcribe, formulate, correspond, inscribe, reproduce, indite, scribe, autograph, draw up, knock off, knock out, take down, turn out, typewrite, ink, chalk, bang out, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, jot down, note down, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, write down, write up
penetrate 13 verb pierce; get through physically drill, crack, enter, invade, force, bore, access, charge, knife, introduce, come, insert, drive
penetrate 40 verb pierce; get through physically permeate, seep, pervade, puncture, go through, infiltrate, spear, probe, trespass, suffuse, insinuate, percolate, perforate, jab, ream, bayonet, prick, stab, gore, thrust, diffuse, saturate, encroach, impale, barge in, break in, get in, ingress, pass through, blow in, breeze in, bust in, eat through, filter in, make a hole, make an entrance, pop in, run into, sink into, stick into
penetrate 5 verb understand or be understood touch, affect, impress, perceive, grasp
penetrate 17 verb understand or be understood fathom, comprehend, decipher, unravel, discern, come across, get across, get over, work out, get through, become clear, figure out, get to the bottom, put over, see through, sink in, soak in
penis 4 noun male sexual organ member, peter, tool, wood
penis 11 noun male sexual organ phallus, cock, dick, pecker, prick, putz, shaft, manhood, willy, schlong, johnson
penny 4 noun insignificant value cent, copper penny, farthing, hill of beans
penny 3 noun smaller currency in exchange for larger quarters, silver, coins
penny 8 noun smaller currency in exchange for larger chicken feed, pin money, pocket money, spending money, copper, pennies, nickels, dimes
pension 7 noun benefits paid after retirement premium, grant, subsidy, reward, payment, support, gift
pension 7 noun benefits paid after retirement allowance, subvention, social security, annuity, retirement account, IRA, superannuation
pensioner 1 noun retired person dependent
pensioner 2 noun retired person beneficiary, grantee
people 19 noun human beings crowd, family, community, nation, society, public, folk, population, tribe, masses, folks, humanity, race, humans, heads, cats, persons, citizens, bodies
people 25 noun human beings proletariat, nationality, horde, populace, humankind, rabble, multitude, herd, kin, mob, bourgeois, clan, commonality, riffraff, body politic, common people, hoi polloi, rank and file, plebeians, inhabitants, mortals, John/Jane Q. Public, general public, human race, person in the street
pepper 4 noun flavoring seasoning, salt, dressing, sauce
pepper 9 noun flavoring gravy, relish, spice, zest, mustard, ketchup, horseradish, salsa, catsup
pepper 1 verb make spot(s) sprinkle
pepper 8 verb make spot(s) stud, stipple, freckle, dabble, dab, fleck, pimple, bespeckle
pepper 5 noun energy, enthusiasm excitement, spirit, life, bounce, abandon
pepper 22 noun energy, enthusiasm vigor, eagerness, zest, ardor, ebullience, vitality, exhilaration, fervor, buoyancy, effervescence, sprightliness, zip, pep, liveliness, juice, animation, friskiness, cheerfulness, zap, high spirits, gayness, get up and go
pepper 2 verb add seasoning season, salt
pepper 11 verb add seasoning infuse, lace, spice, impart, ginger, leaven, imbue, pep up, add zing, add zip, hot it up
pepper 4 noun small discoloration on skin sprinkle, patch, pit, dot
pepper 12 noun small discoloration on skin blemish, blotch, mole, stipple, speck, speckle, pockmark, pock, lentigo, daisy, pigmentation, macula
pepper 2 verb scatter sprinkle, distribute
pepper 8 verb scatter infuse, intermix, interlard, diffuse, bestrew, interfuse, intersow, intersprinkle
pepper 15 verb beat; throw hard shower, pound, career, belt, speed, charge, strike, rush, rain, shoot, knock, stone, tear, pour, cast
pepper 13 verb beat; throw hard bombard, pummel, batter, hurl, assail, belabor, hammer, swat, dash, sling, wallop, thrash, lapidate
pepper 10 verb lay stress on interrupt, sprinkle, stress, divide, point, separate, accent, mark, break, emphasize
pepper 6 verb lay stress on intersperse, underline, interject, accentuate, intersect, point up
pepper 3 verb perforate, permeate damage, bore, pit
pepper 9 verb perforate, permeate mar, pervade, puncture, corrupt, infest, pierce, impair, spoil, honeycomb
pepper 2 verb flavor food color, salt
pepper 5 verb flavor food lace, pep, enliven, leaven, spice
pepper 3 noun flavoring for food salt, dressing, sauce
pepper 7 noun flavoring for food gravy, condiment, spice, relish, zest, herb, pungency
pepper 5 verb mark, stain streak, soil, dirty, marble, dot
pepper 20 verb mark, stain stipple, speck, splotch, blot, speckle, tarnish, splash, stud, spatter, dapple, pimple, sully, stripe, besmirch, blotch, taint, fleck, mottle, maculate, bespatter
pepper 9 verb scatter, disseminate shower, spray, dust, dot, spit, spot, rain, powder, shake
pepper 14 verb scatter, disseminate moisten, dredge, smear, stud, strew, freckle, christen, dampen, speckle, baptize, squirt, mist, speck, spritz
pepper 28 verb propel something through the air force, shove, fire, deliver, drive, send, flip, start, lift, push, pitch, put, overwhelm, toss, shower, floor, project, sprinkle, buck, spray, fell, butt, stone, launch, shy, upset, cast, scatter
pepper 34 verb propel something through the air lob, thrust, fling, hurl, heave, bunt, flick, tumble, waft, dash, dislodge, cant, bandy, strew, pelt, splatter, unseat, precipitate, peg, catapult, unhorse, sling, discharge, overturn, pellet, bombard, chuck, impel, barrage, volley, lapidate, fling off, let fly, let go
pepper 11 noun life strength, force, energy, drive, fire, passion, kick, activity, push, enthusiasm, spirit
pepper 8 noun life vigor, zeal, pep, vitality, dash, zing, oomph, vinegar
pepper 4 verb speckle sprinkle, spot, patch, dot
pepper 12 verb speckle stipple, freckle, speck, variegate, flake, fleck, mosaic, dapple, besprinkle, bespeckle, brindle, punctate
pepper 1 verb dot sprinkle
pepper 12 verb dot mottle, stipple, freckle, speck, dab, fleck, stud, dapple, dabble, pimple, besprinkle, bespeckle
perceive 20 verb notice, see feel, recognize, regard, grasp, observe, identify, distinguish, realize, spy, remark, look, seize, mind, spot, discover, mark, note, take, sense, divine
perceive 8 verb notice, see discern, apprehend, espy, descry, behold, make out, apperceive, be aware of
perceive 18 verb understand feel, recognize, appreciate, grasp, see, read, know, distinguish, realize, conclude, sense, pin, get, gather, feature, track, learn, copy
perceive 6 verb understand comprehend, flash, apprehend, deduce, get the message, get the picture
percent 16 noun portion, allotment fee, ratio, bonus, proportion, chunk, rate, interest, duty, cut, division, discount, section, commission, piece, bite, points
percent 11 noun portion, allotment taste, juice, quota, allowance, slice, split, corner, payoff, winnings, holdout, piece of the action
perceptible 6 adj noticeable, obvious distinct, apparent, clear, evident, signal, visible
perceptible 16 adj noticeable, obvious observable, discernible, detectable, appreciable, palpable, distinguishable, audible, conspicuous, lucid, perceivable, perspicuous, sensible, tangible, understandable, cognizable, recognizable
perception 28 noun understanding, idea impression, concept, knowledge, consciousness, taste, approach, image, attention, thought, attitude, recognition, sense, opinion, feeling, judgment, notion, awareness, picture, flash, conception, observation, light, study, insight, sensation, plan, grasp, realizing
perception 12 noun understanding, idea viewpoint, acumen, apprehension, discernment, sagacity, perspicacity, conceit, brainchild, intellection, apprehending, big idea, brain wave
perfect 11 adj flawless, superlative ideal, pure, excellent, sound, experienced, expert, classical, accomplished, finished, absolute, skilled
perfect 34 adj flawless, superlative splendid, foolproof, superb, impeccable, crowning, stainless, culminating, excelling, adept, consummate, utopian, aces, sublime, blameless, faultless, immaculate, matchless, peerless, skillful, spotless, supreme, unblemished, unequaled, untarnished, paradisiac, paradisiacal, unmarred, untainted, ten, A-OK, beyond compare, defectless, indefectible, out-of-this-world
perfect 12 adj whole, intact simple, full, sound, gross, sheer, complete, entire, positive, completed, rank, finished, absolute
perfect 17 adj whole, intact flawless, integral, consummate, utter, downright, out-and-out, outright, unadulterated, unblemished, unbroken, undamaged, unimpaired, unmitigated, unqualified, choate, unalloyed, unmixed
perfect 20 adj accurate, correct precise, appropriate, ideal, proper, suitable, exact, right, fit, required, textbook, needed, express, sharp, close, model, certain, distinct, strict, very, true
perfect 11 adj accurate, correct faithful, requisite, dead-on, definite, unerring, on target, on the button, on the money, to a T, to a turn, bull's-eye
perfect 11 verb polish; achieve accomplish, develop, realize, improve, finish, complete, perform, elaborate, smooth, effect, round
perfect 11 verb polish; achieve hone, refine, cultivate, carry out, crown, idealize, slick, consummate, fulfill, ameliorate, put finishing touch on
perforate 6 verb make a hole in punch, drive, drill, bore, pit, hole
perforate 10 verb make a hole in puncture, permeate, pierce, probe, slit, stab, penetrate, honeycomb, poke full of holes, shoot full of holes
perform 22 verb carry out, accomplish function, do, execute, finish, complete, work, behave, observe, take, act, meet, implement, operate, achieve, satisfy, end, move, effect, enforce, react, realize, comply
perform 21 verb carry out, accomplish perk, transact, percolate, discharge, fulfill, tick, bring about, bring off, dispose of, pull off, wind up, be engaged in, carry through, carry to completion, deliver the goods, do justice to, do to a turn, go that route, put through, run with the ball, take care of business
perform 14 verb act, depict as entertainment represent, play, give, show, offer, execute, produce, display, present, stage, exhibit, render, discourse, enact
perform 16 verb act, depict as entertainment go on, ham, dramatize, emote, impersonate, ham it up, put on, tread the boards, personate, playact, act out, appear as, be on, bring down the house, do a number, do a turn
performance 9 noun accomplishment work, act, achievement, conduct, enforcement, administration, exploit, execution, doing
performance 10 noun accomplishment completion, fruition, consummation, attainment, fulfillment, realization, discharge, feat, pursuance, carrying out
performance 21 noun acting, depiction play, concert, show, dance, appearance, drama, production, behavior, act, presentation, display, set, interpretation, special, ceremony, business, review, custom, exhibition, offering, representation
performance 16 noun acting, depiction portrayal, matinee, spectacle, ballet, gig, rite, to-do, rehearsal, burlesque, stunt, pageant, recital, rigmarole, opera, revue, stage show
performance 10 noun efficiency action, operation, practice, conduct, effectiveness, working, running, pursuit, functioning, exercise
performance 1 noun efficiency efficacy
performer 7 noun entertainer actor, actress, artist, musician, player, star, worker
performer 12 noun entertainer acrobat, aerosaltant, artiste, contortionist, doer, equilibrist, funambulist, impersonator, mime, thespian, trouper, tumbler
period 18 noun extent of time term, span, stretch, season, age, course, era, time, stage, date, cycle, while, spell, space, generation, interval, measure, days
period 4 noun extent of time duration, years, epoch, aeon
period 6 noun ending end, stop, limit, close, closing, conclusion
period 4 noun ending closure, discontinuance, termination, cessation
peripheral nervous system 1 noun central nervous system nerves
peripheral nervous system 5 noun central nervous system nerve system, neurology, sense organs, sensorium, sensory apparatus
permanent 5 adj constant, lasting enduring, stable, set, fixed, forever
permanent 24 adj constant, lasting durable, perpetual, long-lasting, invariable, everlasting, perennial, abiding, changeless, continual, for keeps, immutable, imperishable, indestructible, persistent, steadfast, unchanging, perdurable, diurnal, forever and a day, in for the long haul, perduring, set in concrete, set in stone, unfading
permission 17 noun authorization, consent acceptance, license, admission, agreement, permit, privilege, approval, recognition, promise, sanction, liberty, tolerance, okay, freedom, leave, letting, verification
permission 23 noun authorization, consent acknowledgment, endorsement, dispensation, concession, warrant, indulgence, concurrence, assent, toleration, avowal, imprimatur, acquiescence, condonation, approbation, allowance, carte blanche, rubber stamp, sanctification, empowerment, canonization, sufferance, condonance, stamp of approval
perseverance 4 noun diligence, hard work determination, drive, cool, resolution
perseverance 23 noun diligence, hard work spunk, moxie, grit, endurance, stamina, tenacity, dedication, steadfastness, persistence, continuance, constancy, backbone, pertinacity, guts, pluck, purposefulness, doggedness, sedulity, indefatigability, immovability, pursuance, prolonging, stick-to-itiveness
persevere 7 verb keep at; work hard proceed, pursue, endure, persist, remain, continue, maintain
persevere 21 verb keep at; work hard carry on, go on, hang tough, hold on, keep going, press on, stand firm, go for it, be determined, be resolved, be stubborn, go for broke, hang in, hold fast, keep driving, keep on, leave no stone unturned, plug away, see it through, stay the course, stick with it
persist 9 verb carry on, carry through pursue, remain, continue, endure, prevail, repeat, last, obtain, insist
persist 22 verb carry on, carry through persevere, go on, recur, linger, abide, grind, strive, follow through, follow up, keep up, perseverate, be resolute, be stubborn, go all the way, go the limit, hold on, leave no stone unturned, perdure, see through, stick it out, stick to guns, tough it out
persistent 10 adj determined; continuous constant, enduring, steady, repeated, endless, bound, dogged, firm, fixed, persisting
persistent 29 adj determined; continuous tenacious, stubborn, unrelenting, steadfast, resolute, perpetual, incessant, insistent, unremitting, continual, relentless, assiduous, bound and determined, immovable, indefatigable, interminable, never-ending, obdurate, obstinate, persevering, pertinacious, sticky, tireless, unflagging, unshakable, bulldogged, in for long haul, like bad penny, perseverant
person 18 noun human being customer, body, life, woman, somebody, character, individual, human, guy, man, being, soul, self, identity, party, personality, spirit, creature
person 8 noun human being joker, individuality, specimen, personage, mortal, unit, gal, living soul
personal 8 adj private, individual secret, intimate, special, particular, exclusive, own, retired, claimed
personal 3 adj private, individual privy, peculiar, secluded
personality 6 noun person's character, traits nature, self, makeup, charm, identity, emotions
personality 13 noun person's character, traits psyche, charisma, temperament, temper, individuality, magnetism, complexion, disposition, singularity, selfhood, dynamism, likableness, selfdom
persuade 18 verb cause to believe; convince to do satisfy, urge, prompt, get, influence, assure, impress, advise, sell, convert, reason, lead, move, draw, stroke, touch, affect, counsel
persuade 34 verb cause to believe; convince to do incline, cajole, exhort, induce, enlist, woo, entice, sway, coax, wheedle, seduce, incite, actuate, inveigle, impel, brainwash, allure, proselytize, blandish, propagandize, bring around, proselyte, wear down, argue into, bring to senses, gain confidence of, lead to believe, lead to do, prevail upon, talk into, turn on to, win argument, win over, work over
perverse 2 adj mean, ornery; troublesome cross, dogged
perverse 42 adj mean, ornery; troublesome contradictory, wicked, abnormal, bad-tempered, cantankerous, capricious, contrary, contumacious, corrupt, crabby, degenerate, delinquent, depraved, deviant, disobedient, erring, fractious, hard-nosed, headstrong, intractable, intransigent, irritable, miscreant, mulish, nefarious, obdurate, obstinate, petulant, pigheaded, rebellious, refractory, rotten, spiteful, stubborn, unhealthy, unmanageable, unreasonable, unyielding, villainous, wayward, willful, self-willed
pest 8 noun person or thing that presents problem infection, epidemic, bore, pill, headache, drag, trouble, bother
pest 31 noun person or thing that presents problem scourge, contagion, virus, plague, blight, bug, irritant, irritation, nuisance, creep, annoyance, curse, nudge, nag, exasperation, pain, bane, blister, pestilence, tease, drip, botheration, trial, vexation, pain in the neck, besetment, pesterer, badgerer, tormentor, crashing bore, thorn in side
pet 7 adj favorite loved, favored, preferred, dear, special, precious, dearest
pet 4 adj favorite endearing, darling, affectionate, cherished
pet 6 noun favorite thing, person dog, lover, love, cat, beloved, dear
pet 7 noun favorite thing, person treasure, evergreen, jewel, darling, idol, persona grata, apple of eye
pet 9 verb stroke, kiss hug, love, neck, baby, spoon, embrace, touch, pat, grab
pet 10 verb stroke, kiss fondle, coddle, cuddle, caress, pamper, smooch, cosset, dandle, spoil, make love
petroleum 3 noun oil gasoline, gas, fuel
petroleum 6 noun oil crude oil, natural gas, petrol, kerosene, fossil fuel, naphtha
petty 15 adj trivial, insignificant lesser, minor, little, slight, scratch, shallow, lower, base, peanut, light, small, secondary, junior, casual, cheap
petty 24 adj trivial, insignificant narrow-minded, frivolous, inessential, subordinate, inferior, trifling, contemptible, irrelevant, measly, negligible, niggling, paltry, picayune, piddling, shabby, small-minded, two-bit, unimportant, inconsequent, inconsiderable, shoestring, nickel-and-dime, penny-ante, pettifogging
pharmaceutical 6 noun drug medicine, medication, prescription, cure, essence, pill
pharmaceutical 15 noun drug tonic, opiate, dope, sedative, poison, narcotic, remedy, stimulant, medicament, depressant, potion, physic, pharmaceutic, biologic, medicinal
phenomenon 15 noun rare occurrence; wonder circumstance, sensation, experience, reality, incident, miracle, aspect, episode, event, fact, exception, happening, curiosity, appearance, sight
phenomenon 16 noun rare occurrence; wonder paradox, anomaly, stunner, abnormality, actuality, rarity, prodigy, peculiarity, uniqueness, spectacle, marvel, nonpareil, portent, one for the books, rara avis, something else
philosopher 6 noun deep thinker logician, sage, savant, theorist, sophist, wise person
philosophical 10 adj reflective profound, abstract, logical, rational, calm, composed, deep, learned, resigned, wise
philosophical 5 adj reflective metaphysical, thoughtful, serene, stoic, temperate
philosophy 18 noun principles, knowledge system, thought, theory, thinking, idea, wisdom, ideology, attitude, truth, doctrine, logic, reasoning, view, conception, reason, values, beliefs, convictions
philosophy 8 noun principles, knowledge outlook, viewpoint, tenet, axiom, aesthetics, rationalism, ontology, metaphysics
phone 3 verb telephone contact, ring, call
phone 15 verb telephone dial, buzz, pick up, call up, get back to, get on the horn, get on the line, get someone on the horn, give a call, give a jingle, give a ring, make a call, put a call through, ring up, touch base with
photocopy 1 noun mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image copy
photocopy 5 noun mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image reproduce, duplicate, Xerox, stat, velox
photograph 8 noun a still picture taken with a camera picture, image, print, portrait, positive, negative, slide, snap
photograph 16 noun a still picture taken with a camera likeness, snapshot, shot, mug, transparency, blowup, photo, Photostat, pic, Polaroid, microfilm, pix, Kodachrome, Kodak, close-up, pinup
photograph 10 verb take a picture with a camera shoot, print, illustrate, picture, get, lens, record, film, copy, roll
photograph 18 verb take a picture with a camera reproduce, capture, turn, mug, snapshot, snap, take, photo, Photostat, microfilm, cinematize, X-ray, capture on film, close-up, get a likeness, get a shot, make a picture, photoengrave
photographer 4 noun cameraperson paparazzo, photojournalist, shutterbug, freelance photographer
photography 5 noun fine arts design, drawing, painting, sculpture, arts
photography 3 noun fine arts ceramics, beaux arts, graphic arts
phrase 6 noun group of words; way of speaking saying, remark, phrasing, expression, tag, styling
phrase 19 noun group of words; way of speaking slogan, utterance, idiom, motto, terminology, wording, byword, diction, locution, maxim, catchword, watchword, verbiage, shibboleth, verbalism, parlance, phraseology, catchphrase, wordage
phrase 8 verb express in words carefully term, word, frame, couch, say, put, voice, present
phrase 3 verb express in words carefully formulate, utter, put into words
physical 8 adj tangible, material real, substantial, natural, concrete, gross, objective, solid, visible
physical 8 adj tangible, material corporeal, materialistic, palpable, phenomenal, ponderable, sensible, somatic, environmental
physical 1 adj concerning the body personal
physical 12 adj concerning the body visceral, bodily, brute, carnal, corporal, corporeal, earthly, fleshly, incarnate, mortal, somatic, unspiritual
physician 2 noun person trained in medical science specialist, doctor
physician 11 noun person trained in medical science quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, surgeon, MD, doc, bones, sawbones, medical practitioner
physics 9 noun cure medication, help, recovery, assistance, treatment, medicine, healing, drug, aid
physics 24 noun cure corrective, alleviation, antidote, redress, nostrum, panacea, reparation, remedy, elixir, medicament, fix, therapeutic, quick fix, proprietary, catholicon, countermeasure, placebo, counteractant, counteragent, elixir vitae, healing agent, medicant, pharmacon, restora-tive
physics 3 verb drug dose, treat, relax
physics 19 verb drug hit, dope, opiate, poison, fix, benumb, blunt, deaden, desensitize, knock out, medicate, narcotize, numb, sedate, stupefy, analgize, anesthetize, dope up, dose up
physique 14 noun build of human body habit, body, figure, form, nature, frame, makeup, character, shape, type, structure, constitution, built, muscles
physique 4 noun build of human body habitus, anatomy, corpus, configuration
piano 2 noun musical instrument instrument, player
piano 10 noun musical instrument keyboard, grand piano, clavier, pianoforte, clavichord, pianola, spinet, concert grand, player piano, upright piano
pick 15 noun a chosen option, usually the choicest selection, prize, choice, prime, elect, decision, best, bag, preference, choosing, pride, elite, top, select, tops
pick 6 noun a chosen option, usually the choicest flower, aces, cream, cup of tea, druthers, crème de la crème
pick 9 verb choose, select prefer, elect, name, take, slot, tap, separate, mark, tag
pick 18 verb choose, select cull, winnow, finger, tab, hand-pick, decide upon, fix upon, go down the line, opt for, optate, pick and choose, pick out, say so, settle on, sift out, single out, sort out, take it or leave it
pick 5 verb gather, harvest pull, draw, cut, choose, collect
pick 3 verb gather, harvest pluck, cull, accumulate
pick 5 verb break into something closed, locked open, hit, force, crack, strike
pick 5 verb break into something closed, locked jimmy, dent, indent, pry, break open
picture 23 noun illustration, likeness of something impression, photograph, copy, art, description, figure, image, account, cartoon, report, statue, print, portrait, piece, painting, drawing, icon, canvas, double, twin, draft, representation, outline
picture 21 noun illustration, likeness of something sketch, depiction, portrayal, simulacrum, engraving, delineation, blueprint, similitude, effigy, panorama, tableau, ringer, duplicate, replica, spectacle, doodle, spitting image, photo, re-creation, presentment, lookalike
picture 2 noun perfect example idea, essence
picture 4 noun perfect example embodiment, epitome, archetype, personification
picture 3 noun entertainment film movie, cartoon, show
picture 6 noun entertainment film flick, cinema, motion picture, moving picture, photoplay, picture show
picture 10 verb depict, describe portray, paint, interpret, illustrate, represent, draw, render, show, image, photograph
picture 3 verb depict, describe delineate, limn, sketch
picture 6 verb form vision in one's mind portray, envision, create, see, imagine, dream
picture 6 verb form vision in one's mind visualize, daydream, fancy, fantasize, conceive of, see in the mind's eye
pie 5 noun sweet treat sweet, candy, fruit, cookie, cake
pie 9 noun sweet treat confection, pastry, ice cream, pudding, tart, frozen dessert, frozen treat, last course, sweet course
pie 3 noun easy task breeze, easy, snap
pie 19 noun easy task cakewalk, cinch, picnic, piece of cake, pushover, velvet, walkover, waltz, a breeze, a snap, cherry pie, easily accomplished task, easy thing, easy to do, kid stuff, no sweat, no-brainer, turkey shoot, child's play
pie 2 noun optical organ of an animate being blinder, lamp
pie 7 noun optical organ of an animate being ocular, optic, headlight, oculus, peeper, eyeball, baby blue
pie 9 adj possible, doable likely, practical, appropriate, reasonable, suitable, breeze, fit, fitting, snap
pie 20 adj possible, doable profitable, beneficial, achievable, advantageous, expedient, practicable, workable, attainable, viable, worthwhile, cinch, duck soup, easy as pie, piece of cake, probable, pushover, no sweat, performable, realizable, simple as ABC
pie 2 noun baked product made with flour cake, bread
pie 13 noun baked product made with flour doughnut, delicacy, dainty, tart, croissant, phyllo, Danish, strudel, patisserie, turnover, panettone, sweet roll, éclair
pie 1 noun easy thing to accomplish ease
pie 11 noun easy thing to accomplish picnic, walkover, breeze, cinch, duck soup, easy as pie, soft touch, kid stuff, no problem, smooth sailing, child's play
pie 13 noun mixture, miscellany brew, salmagundi, hash, goulash, medley, jumble, mishmash, potpourri, mélange, olio, soup, mulligan, pasticcio
pie 1 noun pastry roll
pie 6 noun pastry bun, Danish, eclair, popover, turnover, fruit tart
pie 3 noun an easy thing breeze, snap, peanuts
pie 9 noun an easy thing cinch, cakewalk, duck soup, picnic, no-brainer, a snap, chickenfeed, kid stuff, child's play
pie 3 noun food with a high sugar content preserves, dessert, candy
pie 8 noun food with a high sugar content confectionery, confection, pudding, bonbons, sweetmeats, comfit, pastries, candied fruit
piece 24 noun part slice, fragment, chunk, example, sample, item, portion, lot, bit, segment, section, quantity, cut, end, bite, member, instance, fraction, percentage, division, interest, share, half, length
piece 14 noun part specimen, hunk, scrap, morsel, dole, moiety, parcel, gob, iota, quota, lump, shred, allotment, smithereen
piece 21 noun work of art, music, writing photograph, work, paper, item, theme, part, statue, print, article, bit, painting, song, study, creation, arrangement, discourse, production, treatment, composition, icon, lines
piece 7 noun work of art, music, writing sketch, engraving, dissertation, treatise, vignette, exposition, thesis
piece 11 verb put together assemble, compose, restore, join, repair, fix, unite, patch, combine, create, make
piece 1 verb put together mend
pier 8 noun support; place for boats dock, dam, column, landing, pile, slip, post, piling
pier 12 noun support; place for boats promenade, wharf, jetty, berth, quay, buttress, pillar, levee, upright, mole, pilaster, pierage
pig 10 noun animal of swine family hog, swine, sow, boar, piglet, porker, shoat, piggy, cob roller, porky
pigeon 8 noun object of joking fool, turkey, target, mark, victim, joke, goat, subject
pigeon 14 noun object of joking laughingstock, sucker, setup, patsy, dupe, derision, chump, sap, clay pigeon, easy mark, fall guy, sitting duck, softie, jestee
pigeon 5 adj powerless, vulnerable caught, exposed, open, poor, weak
pigeon 16 adj powerless, vulnerable unarmed, helpless, unprotected, endangered, indefensible, naked, unguarded, hands tied, in line of fire, like a clay pigeon, like a sitting duck, on the line, on the spot, out on limb, up the creek, wide open
pigeon 2 noun person who is fooled fool, victim
pigeon 10 noun person who is fooled patsy, sitting duck, sucker, fish, mark, butt, chump, sap, pushover, easy mark
pigeon 5 noun easy victim fool, goat, mark, sacrifice, victim
pigeon 20 noun easy victim whipping boy, scapegoat, patsy, boob, chopping block, chump, dupe, easy mark, sap, schlemiel, sitting duck, soft touch, stooge, sucker, schmuck, can-carrier, easy touch, lamb to the slaughter, prize sap, trusting soul
pigeon 3 noun fall guy fool, victim, goat
pigeon 14 noun fall guy sitting duck, scapegoat, stooge, sucker, pushover, gull, schmuck, dupe, chump, boob, sap, weakling, easy mark, doormat
pigeon 5 noun person who is a fool toy, tool, instrument, victim, creature
pigeon 6 noun person who is a fool dupe, puppet, stooge, patsy, sucker, mark
pigeon 1 noun stupid person fool
pigeon 10 noun stupid person jerk, idiot, sucker, patsy, dupe, chump, nitwit, simpleton, weakling, dolt
pigeon 4 noun person who takes blame for fool, sacrifice, victim, goat
pigeon 16 noun person who takes blame for fall guy, pushover, stooge, sucker, gull, schmuck, patsy, mark, dupe, chump, sap, weakling, easy mark, sitting duck, doormat, another's action boob
pigeon 2 noun dupe fool, victim
pigeon 11 noun dupe fall guy, puppet, pawn, lackey, sucker, pushover, patsy, chump, flunky, sap, easy mark
pigeon 3 noun person as object of ridicule victim, game, sport
pigeon 8 noun person as object of ridicule mark, byword, scapegoat, quarry, prey, butt, scorn, sitting duck
pigeon 7 noun someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon casualty, mark, innocent, sacrifice, fool, butt, hunted
pigeon 28 noun someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon martyr, fatality, gudgeon, underdog, stooge, pawn, gull, immolation, dupe, patsy, wretch, prey, pushover, scapegoat, quarry, sucker, hireling, clown, gambit, easy mark, sitting duck, soft touch, sufferer, gopher, babe in woods, easy make, injured party, sitting target
pigeon 4 verb cheat, fool exploit, clip, use, trick
pigeon 29 verb cheat, fool pick on, sting, dupe, prey on, persecute, deceive, hoax, fleece, hoodwink, screw, gull, burn, chisel, snow, bamboozle, immolate, swindle, cozen, defraud, con, flimflam, set up, stiff, sucker, take advantage of, discriminate against, have it in for, rope in, stack the deck
pigeon 1 noun informant rat
pigeon 7 noun informant fink, stoolie, snitch, traitor, informer, canary, third ear
pigeon 1 noun easy victim mark
pigeon 16 noun easy victim chump, cinch, fall guy, mug, patsy, pushover, scapegoat, sitting duck, soft touch, sucker, doormat, easy pickings, easy touch, jay, prize sap, trusting soul
pigeon 2 noun gullible person fool, goat
pigeon 14 noun gullible person dummy, sucker, pushover, gull, patsy, mark, dupe, victim, butt, chump, sap, easy mark, fall guy, sitting duck
pigeon 3 noun domesticated bird duck, chicken, turkey
pigeon 10 noun domesticated bird fowl, grouse, quail, geese, pheasant, pullet, rooster, goose, partridge, hen
pigeon 2 noun dupe fool, victim
pigeon 12 noun dupe lamb, sap, sucker, fish, patsy, gull, butt, chump, mark, pushover, easy mark, sitting duck
pigeon 2 noun dupe fool, victim
pigeon 11 noun dupe fish, sucker, pushover, gull, patsy, mark, butt, chump, sap, easy mark, sitting duck
pile 13 noun heap, collection mountain, chunk, hill, mass, ocean, stack, quantity, shock, drift, much, bank, barrel, pack
pile 19 noun heap, collection pyramid, lump, accumulation, stockpile, hunk, jumble, assortment, hoard, oodles, gob, aggregation, conglomeration, buildup, aggregate, mound, peck, assemblage, amassment, great deal
pile 5 noun wealth pot, fortune, money, riches, dough
pile 5 noun wealth wad, bundle, boodle, affluence, mint
pile 13 verb gather, pack; put on top of another load, assemble, collect, stack, fill, rush, crowd, crush, mass, hill, bank, store, bunch
pile 7 verb gather, pack; put on top of another heap, accumulate, amass, jam, flock, hoard, mound
pill 2 noun capsule of medicine medicine, dose
pill 6 noun capsule of medicine tablet, lozenge, pellet, bolus, troche, pilule
pill 1 noun person who is annoying bore
pill 6 noun person who is annoying pain, trial, drag, pest, nuisance, pain in the neck
pillow 1 noun support padding
pillow 3 noun support cushion, bolster, headrest
pilot 5 noun person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle captain, leader, lead, director, guide
pilot 21 noun person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle flier, navigator, aviator, scout, jockey, dean, conductor, bellwether, ace, flyer, eagle, aerialist, coxswain, steerer, aeronaut, doyen/doyenne, helmsperson, one at the controls, one at the wheel, steersperson, wheelperson
pin 6 verb attach, hold in place fix, bind, join, secure, press, close
pin 8 verb attach, hold in place fasten, affix, clasp, immobilize, restrain, pinion, hold down, hold fast
pioneer 8 adj early, first prime, head, brave, lead, initial, primary, original, experimental
pioneer 2 adj early, first inaugural, avant-garde
pioneer 6 noun person who finds a new place, founds something pilgrim, founder, immigrant, guide, developer, leader
pioneer 11 noun person who finds a new place, founds something settler, colonist, scout, explorer, squatter, innovator, pathfinder, homesteader, trailblazer, colonizer, frontier settler
pioneer 11 verb invent; lay the groundwork begin, develop, prepare, start, create, discover, launch, initiate, explore, found, establish
pioneer 11 verb invent; lay the groundwork institute, originate, spearhead, colonize, instigate, go out in front, map out, open up, show the way, take the lead, trailblaze
pipe 4 noun passage, tube vessel, line, main, channel
pipe 11 noun passage, tube vent, hose, duct, sewer, canal, conduit, conveyer, aqueduct, spout, trough, pipeline
pipe 5 verb conduct through tube, passage transmit, carry, convey, channel, supply
pipe 4 verb conduct through tube, passage siphon, funnel, bring in, traject
pipe 8 verb make a sound; peep sound, play, cry, say, shout, sing, talk, speak
pipe 12 verb make a sound; peep sob, wail, twitter, warble, cheep, whistle, blubber, weep, toot, tweet, trill, boohoo
pit 5 noun hole, cavity mine, well, grave, hell, depression
pit 16 noun hole, cavity abyss, shaft, crater, trench, tomb, puncture, gulf, excavation, dimple, pockmark, hollow, pothole, indentation, chasm, perforation, dent
pit 3 verb oppose, play off contend, counter, match
pit 3 verb oppose, play off vie, put in opposition, set against
pitch 7 noun tilt angle, point, slope, degree, level, height, dip
pitch 5 noun tilt incline, gradient, slant, cant, steepness
pitch 3 noun tone of sound sound, rate, frequency
pitch 3 noun tone of sound modulation, timbre, harmonic
pitch 5 noun talk to convince spiel, persuasion, patter, song and dance, sales talk
pitch 5 verb throw, hurl fire, toss, launch, gun, cast
pitch 8 verb throw, hurl lob, sling, fling, chuck, unseat, peg, heave, bung
pitch 7 verb put up, erect locate, plant, settle, raise, fix, station, place
pitch 1 verb put up, erect set up
pitch 12 verb dive, roll drop, slope, toss, bend, lean, descend, plunge, rise, fall, drive, rock, dip
pitch 18 verb dive, roll go down, bicker, tumble, ascend, seesaw, heave, tilt, yaw, welter, lurch, flounder, topple, slump, lunge, wallow, stagger, careen, vault
pity 9 noun feeling of mercy toward another sympathy, warmth, grace, favor, quarter, comfort, understanding, charity, humanity
pity 24 noun feeling of mercy toward another mercy, melancholy, empathy, tenderness, compassion, sorrow, sadness, condolence, kindness, kindliness, compunction, distress, benevolence, forbearance, clemency, philanthropy, rue, dejection, commiseration, lenity, goodness, ruth, solace, condolement
pity 6 noun sad situation shame, regret, disaster, sin, crime, crisis
pity 6 noun sad situation bad luck, misfortune, mishap, mischance, catastrophe, crying shame
pity 3 verb feel sorry for; spare forgive, comfort, understand
pity 27 verb feel sorry for; spare pardon, reprieve, commiserate, solace, sympathize, soothe, condole, relent, ache, console, identify with, feel for, be sorry for, be sympathetic, bleed for, feel with, give quarter, grant amnesty, grieve with, have compassion, have mercy on, lament with, show forgiveness, show sympathy, take pity on, weep for, put out of one's misery
place 37 noun location with purpose, function neighborhood, point, house, site, community, seat, village, home, city, apartment, zone, area, field, spot, part, corner, situation, town, room, country, region, residence, position, district, habitat, plant, section, station, pad, volume, joint, lay, reservation, distance, property, suburb, quarter
place 20 noun location with purpose, function hole, berth, venue, dwelling, locale, hamlet, locality, domicile, vicinity, nook, whereabouts, latitude, abode, niche, hangout, compass, locus, accommodation, stead, longitude
place 8 noun position, rank slot, status, state, character, standing, grade, station, capacity
place 2 noun position, rank footing, pecking order
place 10 noun job, employment position, spot, office, situation, appointment, profession, trade, connection, post, occupation
place 1 noun job, employment berth
place 6 noun duty, role right, function, affair, charge, responsibility, concern
place 1 noun duty, role prerogative
place 22 verb locate, situate plant, set, stick, deposit, distribute, lay, install, put, establish, store, stand, finger, settle, spot, fix, park, nail, station, rest, position, quarter, assign
place 6 verb locate, situate peg, stow, repose, allocate, lodge, allot
place 18 verb order, sort put, give, call, rank, arrange, grade, constitute, estimate, group, fix, commission, charge, classify, judge, class, appoint, name, assign
place 9 verb order, sort approximate, allocate, deputize, designate, reckon, entrust, nominate, ordain, delegate
place 10 verb identify, recognize diagnose, remember, associate, spot, nail, indicate, know, determine, distinguish, tell
place 7 verb identify, recognize pinpoint, peg, finger, determinate, figure out, set in context, put one's finger on
plain 7 adj clear, obvious patent, broad, open, apparent, distinct, evident, visible
plain 12 adj clear, obvious transparent, audible, manifest, comprehensible, definite, legible, lucid, open-and-shut, palpable, understandable, big as life, talking turkey
plain 3 adj straightforward in speech honest, direct, open
plain 12 adj straightforward in speech frank, blunt, abrupt, artless, candid, forthright, guileless, impolite, ingenuous, outspoken, rude, sincere
plain 9 adj normal, everyday simple, traditional, ordinary, conventional, average, common, routine, modest, usual
plain 8 adj normal, everyday dull, vanilla, commonplace, homely, lowly, quotidian, white-bread, workaday
plain 7 adj unembellished, basic simple, pure, dry, bare, clean, modest, severe
plain 10 adj unembellished, basic unvarnished, austere, stark, spartan, vanilla, restrained, bare bones, discreet, muted, stripped down
plain 1 adj ugly ordinary
plain 5 adj ugly deformed, homely, hard on the eyes, not beautiful, plain-featured
plain 3 noun level land field, flat, level
plain 13 noun level land meadow, expanse, prairie, steppe, grassland, plateau, tundra, moor, champaign, moorland, heath, flatland, open country
plaintiff 4 noun accuser complainant, litigant, prosecutor, suer
plan 31 noun scheme, design, way of doing things idea, deal, system, strategy, project, intention, program, treatment, suggestion, policy, proposal, arrangement, method, procedure, projection, plot, pattern, platform, picture, means, aim, meaning, intent, device, angle, tactics, outline, scenario, undertaking, trick, purpose
plan 14 noun scheme, design, way of doing things stratagem, machination, proposition, gimmick, layout, orderliness, contrivance, disposition, animus, expedient, big picture, game plan, course of action, ground plan
plan 10 noun written description; diagram agenda, map, projection, form, chart, draft, representation, view, drawing, agendum
plan 10 noun written description; diagram blueprint, sketch, layout, illustration, prospectus, delineation, rough draft, road map, scale drawing, time line
plan 21 verb think out; prepare in advance plot, organize, form, project, design, draft, arrange, represent, frame, invent, shape, ready, engineer, calculate, scheme, map, trace, contemplate, outline, craft, steer
plan 25 verb think out; prepare in advance work out, sketch, formulate, devise, contrive, conspire, concoct, hatch, brainstorm, blueprint, meditate, intrigue, bargain for, block out, cook up, quarterback, figure on, figure out, fix to, lay in provisions, line up, make arrangements, reckon on, rough in, set out
plan 6 verb intend, mean aim, propose, design, contemplate, mind, purpose
plan 6 verb intend, mean foresee, envisage, bargain for, count on, have every intention, reckon on
plane 6 adj level, horizontal even, flat, plain, smooth, uniform, regular
plane 2 adj level, horizontal flush, planate
plane 7 noun flat surface; level extension, degree, grade, face, sphere, position, condition
plane 5 noun flat surface; level obverse, footing, facet, stratum, horizontal
plane 4 noun aircraft airplane, craft, ship, jet
plane 5 noun aircraft crate, bird, airbus, airship, twin-engine
planet 5 noun celestial body orbiting a star sphere, earth, globe, world, marble
planet 8 noun celestial body orbiting a star orb, heavenly body, terrene, asteroid, apple, planetoid, luminous body, wandering star
plant 7 noun organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom flower, tree, grass, shoot, slip, annual, bush
plant 11 noun organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom shrub, vine, perennial, cutting, sprout, seedling, weed, herb, greenery, creeper, biennial
plant 5 noun factory and its buildings, equipment shop, mill, yard, gear, works
plant 5 noun factory and its buildings, equipment machinery, apparatus, foundry, forge, manufactory
plant 11 verb put in the ground for growing raise, farm, cover, scatter, bury, grow, pitch, start, pot, seed, stock
plant 5 verb put in the ground for growing sow, implant, transplant, seed down, set out
plant 9 verb establish, set found, install, insert, fix, park, settle, deposit, station, root
plant 7 verb establish, set plop, institute, plunk, lodge, plank, imbed, plank down
plaster 3 noun thick, gooey material that hardens coat, binding, dressing
plaster 11 noun thick, gooey material that hardens adhesive, cement, glue, gum, paste, mucilage, mortar, stucco, lime, gypsum, plaster of Paris
plaster 3 verb spread, smear coat, cover, bind
plaster 10 verb spread, smear daub, glue, paste, smudge, overlay, gum, adhere, bedaub, cement, besmear
plastic 1 adj flexible, soft; made of manufactured, treated compounds bending
plastic 12 adj flexible, soft; made of manufactured, treated compounds elastic, ductile, pliable, pliant, resilient, supple, workable, moldable, molded, fictile, formable, shapeable
plastic 4 adj easily influenced giving, bending, yielding, flexible
plastic 17 adj easily influenced amenable, compliant, docile, ductile, impressionable, malleable, manageable, pliable, pliant, receptive, responsive, supple, susceptible, tractable, moldable, suggestible, influenceable
plastic 3 adj artificial; made of manufactured compounds chemical, cast, false
plastic 7 adj artificial; made of manufactured compounds synthetic, ersatz, pseudo, phony, substitute, manufactured, unnatural
plate 6 noun dish or meal served serving, bowl, service, helping, course, portion
plate 3 noun dish or meal served platter, casserole, trencher
plate 7 noun sheet, panel layer, slice, scale, leaf, coat, plane, print
plate 8 noun sheet, panel slab, flake, foil, spangle, lamina, stratum, lamella, disc
plate 6 verb coat with metallic material layer, scale, cover, face, silver, bronze
plate 13 verb coat with metallic material enamel, overlay, laminate, flake, gild, foil, stratify, platinize, nickel, anodize, chrome, encrust, electroplate
platform 2 noun stand or stage floor, staging
platform 8 noun stand or stage podium, terrace, scaffolding, scaffold, pulpit, dais, rostrum, belvedere
platform 4 noun political stance, promises policy, program, principle, objectives
platform 6 noun political stance, promises manifesto, plank, stump, party line, soapbox, tenets
play 8 noun theater piece show, drama, performance, comedy, musical, turkey, entertainment, tragedy
play 12 noun theater piece hit, smash, farce, theatrical, flop, mask, opera, potboiler, curtain-raiser, one-act, smash hit, stage show
play 9 noun amusement, entertainment game, sport, match, joking, happiness, humor, delight, fun, pleasure
play 18 noun amusement, entertainment teasing, pastime, jest, prank, caper, sportiveness, frisk, lark, frolic, dalliance, recreation, diversion, relaxation, disport, romp, gambol, gaming, foolery
play 13 noun latitude, range action, room, give, activity, space, sweep, motion, swing, scope, operation, margin, exercise, movement
play 3 noun latitude, range working, leeway, elbowroom
play 6 verb have fun dance, toy, joke, jump, sport, skip
play 32 verb have fun caper, trifle, disport, rejoice, cavort, romp, carouse, frisk, clown, revel, dally, divert, frolic, gambol, carry on, cut up, fool around, horse around, mess around, show off, kibitz, amuse oneself, be life of party, cut capers, entertain oneself, go on a spree, idle away, kick up heels, let go, let loose, make merry, let one's hair down
play 6 verb compete in sport participate, contend, rival, challenge, contest, sport
play 7 verb compete in sport disport, vie, recreate, take on, be on a team, engage in, take part
play 7 verb act; take the part of perform, portray, present, represent, execute, discourse, enact
play 12 verb act; take the part of do, ham, impersonate, ham it up, tread the boards, personate, playact, act the part of, lay an egg, play a gig, read a part, take the role of
play 11 verb gamble, risk put, game, set, take, speculate, stake, chance, hazard, exploit, bet, manipulate
play 5 verb gamble, risk maneuver, jockey, finesse, wager, lay money on
play 9 verb produce music perform, work, blow, execute, drum, render, bow, finger, operate
play 4 verb produce music tickle, fiddle, fidget, pedal
player 7 noun person participating in sport competitor, athlete, participant, member, professional, pro, opponent
player 9 noun person participating in sport rookie, contestant, amateur, sweat, champ, jock, sportsperson, superjock, team player
player 5 noun person who acts in performance star, actor, lead, extra, performer
player 14 noun person who acts in performance thespian, impersonator, ham, understudy, mimic, mime, entertainer, bit player, trouper, walk-on, playactor, stand-in, hambone, scene stealer
player 3 noun person who produces music musician, artist, performer
player 5 noun person who produces music virtuoso, rocker, soloist, instrumentalist, music maker
plead 4 verb beg, request ask, pray, appeal, crawl
plead 12 verb beg, request solicit, petition, beseech, importune, entreat, implore, crave, supplicate, entreaty, cop a plea, make up for, square things
plead 8 verb present a defense respond, cite, assert, maintain, argue, declare, advocate, present
plead 10 verb present a defense allege, adduce, vouch, avouch, cop a plea, answer charges, give evidence, plea bargain, put forward, use as excuse
pleasant 15 adj acceptable; friendly sweet, mild, satisfying, pleasing, charming, lovely, fun, engaging, civil, diplomatic, fine, nice, social, soft, welcome
pleasant 33 adj acceptable; friendly cordial, likable, cheerful, bland, amusing, agreeable, pleasurable, amiable, polite, congenial, gracious, enjoyable, refreshing, cool, homey, delightful, affable, civilized, convivial, delectable, enchanting, genial, good-humored, gratifying, jolly, jovial, kindly, obliging, sympathetic, urbane, copacetic, fine and dandy, mild-mannered
please 9 verb delight, make happy satisfy, cheer, entertain, charm, humor, score, suit, content, grab
please 17 verb delight, make happy gratify, amuse, tickle, wow, overjoy, kill, indulge, gladden, titillate, enchant, hit the spot, turn on, fill the bill, go over big, make the grade, sweep off feet, tickle pink
please 9 verb will, elect to do wish, like, want, desire, opt, prefer, command, choose, demand
please 2 verb will, elect to do be inclined, see fit
pleasure 8 noun delight, happiness joy, comfort, satisfaction, seasoning, entertainment, ease, game, kicks
pleasure 32 noun delight, happiness thrill, enjoyment, gratification, contentment, luxury, hobby, amusement, bliss, indulgence, gladness, revelry, velvet, solace, flash, fruition, delectation, titillation, kick, zest, diversion, felicity, relish, spice, recreation, self-indulgence, gusto, buzz, joie de vivre, joyride, turn-on, gluttony, primrose path
pleasure 10 noun will, inclination desire, purpose, option, wish, mind, choice, command, preference, want, liking
pleasure 2 noun will, inclination fancy, velleity
pledge 6 noun word of honor word, agreement, promise, guarantee, health, undertaking
pledge 6 noun word of honor vow, oath, assurance, toast, covenant, warrant
pledge 4 noun sign of good faith guarantee, deposit, security, bond
pledge 10 noun sign of good faith warranty, collateral, guaranty, pawn, warrant, bail, earnest, token, surety, gage
pledge 6 verb guarantee; give word of honor engage, mortgage, contract, promise, undertake, swear
pledge 10 verb guarantee; give word of honor covenant, pawn, hook, vouch, vow, plight, soak, hock, give word, sign for
plentiful 12 adj abundant generous, productive, sufficient, complete, enough, excessive, flowing, full, large, liberal, plenty, swimming
plentiful 36 adj abundant fertile, prolific, ample, bountiful, unlimited, abounding, appreciable, chock-full, competent, copious, extravagant, exuberant, flush, fruitful, fulsome, improvident, inexhaustible, infinite, lavish, lush, luxuriant, overflowing, prodigal, profuse, replete, rife, superfluous, teeming, bounteous, plenteous, superabundant, bumper, lousy with, no end, swarming, well-provided
plot 8 noun plan, scheme trick, design, conspiracy, fix, practice, game, frame, device
plot 18 noun plan, scheme scam, maneuver, stratagem, setup, cabal, machination, connivance, collusion, ruse, contrivance, artifice, complicity, intrigue, booby trap, frame-up, conniving, covin, little game
plot 19 noun story line story, scenario, scene, theme, design, narrative, action, scheme, structure, movement, development, picture, outline, thread, unfolding, progress, subject, incidents, events
plot 2 noun story line enactment, suspense
plot 8 noun tract of land land, lot, piece, division, area, patch, spread, ground
plot 4 noun tract of land parcel, acreage, allotment, plat
plot 10 verb plan, scheme operate, frame, design, draft, imagine, angle, promote, outline, conceive, project
plot 20 verb plan, scheme devise, sketch, conspire, hatch, cabal, contrive, collude, concoct, machinate, wangle, cogitate, finagle, maneuver, lay, connive, brew, intrigue, cook up, rough out, set up
plot 6 verb map out; draw calculate, locate, outline, chart, mark, draft
plot 3 verb map out; draw lay out, compute, put forward
plug 4 noun stopper connection, filling, river, fitting
plug 7 noun stopper wedge, spigot, occlusion, cork, bung, tampon, stopple
plug 1 noun publicity mention
plug 6 noun publicity hype, push, blurb, advertisement, write-up, good word
plug 9 verb stop up fill, pack, seal, secure, cover, stop, stuff, block, close
plug 11 verb stop up clog, obstruct, stopper, congest, ram, choke, cork, occlude, bung, stopple, drive in
plug 2 verb publicize mention, promote
plug 6 verb publicize push, hype, advertise, boost, build up, write up
pocket 4 adj small, portable canned, little, minute, tiny
pocket 14 adj small, portable compact, condensed, wee, diminutive, miniature, capsule, midget, potted, concise, abridged, peewee, epitomized, itsy-bitsy, pint-sized
pocket 5 noun cavity, pouch bag, hole, sack, chamber, opening
pocket 4 noun cavity, pouch compartment, receptacle, hollow, socket
pocket 6 verb help oneself to something steal, hide, abstract, appropriate, lift, take
pocket 9 verb help oneself to something pilfer, conceal, nab, shoplift, pinch, swipe, purloin, filch, enclose
poem 8 noun highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece poetry, writing, composition, song, beat, creation, words, lines
poem 17 noun highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece rhyme, verse, lyric, epic, ballad, poesy, rime, ode, sonnet, limerick, rune, haiku, quatrain, free verse, blank verse, sestina, villanelle
poetry 2 noun expressive, rhythmic literary work song, poems
poetry 12 noun expressive, rhythmic literary work verse, paean, rhyme, poesy, stanza, rime, rune, versification, doggerel, balladry, metrical composition, rhyming
point 8 noun speck stop, mark, count, trace, particle, period, bit, dot
point 10 noun speck mite, mote, minim, scrap, tittle, fleck, notch, iota, full stop, flyspeck
point 8 noun specific location spot, site, place, position, situation, stage, station, where
point 2 noun specific location locality, locus
point 7 noun sharp end, top, end of extension tip, sword, head, spine, bill, tooth, summit
point 25 noun sharp end, top, end of extension dagger, spire, promontory, headland, barb, apex, snag, tine, spike, jag, prong, cusp, prick, beak, cape, spur, thorn, claw, sticker, stiletto, nib, foreland, awn, pin point, prickler
point 12 noun circumstance, stage; limited time degree, moment, edge, limit, extent, time, date, position, instant, period, threshold, condition
point 6 noun circumstance, stage; limited time juncture, duration, verge, brink, point in time, very minute
point 18 noun goal, aim objective, reason, end, motive, design, utility, use, intention, attraction, interest, significance, effectiveness, object, validity, intent, purpose, appeal, charm
point 10 noun goal, aim nitty-gritty, usefulness, cogency, nub, fascination, punch, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, validness
point 19 noun meaning, essence question, idea, topic, matter, theme, score, subject, heart, force, text, argument, motive, tip, import, core, head, drift, burden, stuff
point 19 noun meaning, essence nitty-gritty, proposition, motif, nub, pointer, tip-off, gist, crux, kicker, thrust, marrow, meat, pith, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, subject matter, main idea
point 16 noun aspect, characteristic case, detail, element, part, side, material, instance, attribute, circumstance, trait, feature, item, particular, respect, property, quality
point 6 noun aspect, characteristic thing, facet, constituent, nicety, peculiarity, circumstantial
point 3 noun scoring unit of sport competition score, mark, count
point 2 noun scoring unit of sport competition tally, notch
point 8 verb show as probable; call attention lead, offer, suggest, direct, indicate, name, hint, imply
point 13 verb show as probable; call attention make, signify, denote, tag, finger, tab, bespeak, peg, designate, button down, pin down, put down for, put finger on
point 13 verb direct, lead aim, turn, look, tend, head, level, influence, face, cast, train, lay, guide, steer
point 4 verb direct, lead beam, slant, bring to bear, zero in
poison 4 noun substance that causes harm, death virus, Cancer, infection, corruption
poison 14 noun substance that causes harm, death venom, germ, toxin, contamination, adulteration, contagion, malignancy, bane, blight, miasma, toxicant, bacteria, toxoid, venin
poison 6 verb contaminate, pollute harm, injure, kill, destroy, undermine, murder
poison 15 verb contaminate, pollute debase, subvert, infect, taint, corrupt, stain, defile, envenom, fester, warp, pervert, vitiate, deprave, adulterate, make ill
pole 8 noun bar, post leg, rod, beam, stick, stake, standard, pile, staff
pole 11 noun bar, post mast, shaft, extremity, stave, terminus, stud, spar, plank, flagpole, stilt, flagstaff
police officer 5 noun officer of the law detective, deputy, policeman, officer, cop
police officer 24 noun officer of the law constable, marshal, fuzz, peace officer, sheriff, patrolman, patrolwoman, policewoman, trooper, military police, MP, arm of the law, carabiniere, flatfoot, flic, gendarme, law enforcement agent, law enforcer, lawman, lawwoman, meter maid, mounted police officer, the man, traffic officer
policy 24 noun procedure, tactics code, management, protocol, theory, arrangement, scheme, practice, administration, rule, guideline, program, plan, behavior, action, strategy, approach, method, custom, course, design, organization, line, order, channels
policy 6 noun procedure, tactics stratagem, polity, tenet, red tape, the book, the numbers
polish 1 noun shine, brightness finish
polish 12 noun shine, brightness varnish, glint, gloss, glaze, brilliance, sparkle, burnish, wax, veneer, smoothness, sheen, luster
polish 5 noun cultivated look, performance style, finish, culture, class, grace
polish 8 noun cultivated look, performance urbanity, finesse, suavity, elegance, refinement, politesse, cultivation, breeding
polish 4 verb shine, buff finish, rub, smooth, clean
polish 10 verb shine, buff scrub, glaze, furbish, gloss, slick, sleek, brighten, burnish, scour, wax
polish 7 verb improve performance, look perfect, correct, finish, smooth, better, enhance, round
polish 12 verb improve performance, look amend, furbish, slick, sleek, emend, refine, mature, mend, cultivate, brush up, touch up, make improvement
polite 10 adj mannerly, civilized civil, gentle, friendly, pleasant, diplomatic, concerned, elegant, mild, nice, smooth
polite 33 adj mannerly, civilized cordial, thoughtful, genteel, well-behaved, affable, sympathetic, neighborly, amiable, deferential, courtly, well-mannered, attentive, considerate, sociable, gracious, respectful, conciliatory, good-natured, courteous, amenable, bland, complaisant, condescending, cultured, obliging, obsequious, polished, politic, punctilious, refined, solicitous, urbane, well-bred
political 3 adj governmental civic, constitutional, official
political 3 adj governmental economical, legislative, bureaucratic
politician 7 noun person pursuing or occupying elective office lawmaker, senator, leader, legislator, boss, speaker, President
politician 17 noun person pursuing or occupying elective office partisan, orator, chieftain, public servant, officeholder, grandstander, democrat, republican, baby-kisser, congressperson, handshaker, member of Congress, member of parliament, office seeker, Party member, statesperson, whistle-stopper
politics 3 noun art and science of administration of government government, legislature, campaigning
politics 17 noun art and science of administration of government electioneering, zoo, polity, jungle, foreign affairs, political science, statecraft, civics, backroom, affairs of state, domestic affairs, government policy, hat in the ring, internal affairs, matters of state, smoke-filled room, stateship
poll 9 noun census; tally of answers to questions of opinion count, survey, vote, opinion, voting, ballot, returns, figures, sampling
poll 1 noun census; tally of answers to questions of opinion canvass
poll 9 verb take census; question enroll, register, examine, survey, interview, vote, sample, list, ballot
poll 4 verb take census; question tally, canvass, send up a balloon, test the waters
pollution 5 noun dirtiness, contamination abuse, infection, corruption, dirtying, soiling
pollution 22 noun dirtiness, contamination deterioration, desecration, defilement, taint, profanation, misuse, decomposition, adulteration, blight, uncleanness, foulness, impairment, impurity, rottenness, vitiation, spoliation, besmearing, besmirching, fouling, greenhouse effect, polluting, tainting
polygon 2 noun closed plane figure shape, form
polygon 10 noun closed plane figure dodecagon, octagon, decagon, pentagon, triangle, quadrangle, hexagon, quadrilateral, parallelogram, trapezoid
polysaccharide 1 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen sugar
polysaccharide 13 noun organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, monosaccharide, disaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin
polysaccharide 2 noun complex carbohydrate carbohydrate, sugar
polysaccharide 1 noun complex carbohydrate glycogen
ponder 13 verb think about seriously consider, contemplate, evaluate, reflect, examine, weigh, speculate, figure, debate, study, mind, reason, roll
ponder 26 verb think about seriously mull, deliberate, brood, cerebrate, daydream, moon, muse, excogitate, revolve, meditate, dwell, cogitate, ruminate, appraise, pipe dream, turn over, puzzle over, mull over, woolgather, build castles in air, give thought to, noodle around, perpend, put on thinking cap, think out, think over
pony 1 noun horse glass
pony 7 noun horse nag, crib, trot, racehorse, cayuse, mustang, pinto
pool 5 noun collection of liquid tank, lake, bath, pond, mere
pool 9 noun collection of liquid swimming pool, lagoon, basin, puddle, splash, tarn, natatorium, millpond, mud puddle
pool 8 noun supply of money, goods pot, group, provisions, funds, equipment, combine, bank, stakes
pool 3 noun supply of money, goods jackpot, kitty, conglomerate
pool 3 verb combine league, share, blend
pool 4 verb combine merge, amalgamate, put together, join forces
poor 3 adj lacking sufficient money low, suffering, reduced
poor 35 adj lacking sufficient money underprivileged, poverty-stricken, needy, meager, penniless, impoverished, destitute, indigent, flat, down-and-out, bankrupt, scanty, insolvent, bad off, beggarly, broke, hard up, impecunious, penurious, strapped, necessitous, beggared, behind eight ball, dirt poor, empty-handed, flat broke, fortuneless, in need, in want, moneyless, pauperized, pinched, stone broke, truly needy, unprosperous
poor 10 adj deficient, inadequate weak, modest, ordinary, slight, plain, base, common, mean, lacking, reduced
poor 39 adj deficient, inadequate unsatisfactory, shoddy, substandard, meager, feeble, insufficient, miserable, mediocre, inferior, imperfect, scanty, diminutive, crude, trifling, below par, contemptible, exiguous, faulty, humble, incomplete, insignificant, lowly, paltry, pitiful, rotten, second-rate, shabby, skimpy, sorry, sparse, trivial, valueless, worthless, low-grade, pitiable, subnormal, dwarfed, niggardly, subpar
poor 3 adj weak, unfertile sick, bare, exhausted
poor 15 adj weak, unfertile impaired, impoverished, feeble, barren, imperfect, depleted, fruitless, indisposed, infertile, infirm, puny, sterile, unfruitful, unproductive, worthless
poor 12 adj unfortunate, unhappy miserable, wretched, hapless, ill-fated, luckless, pathetic, piteous, pitiful, rueful, unlucky, pitiable, commiserable
pop 8 noun bang explosion, snap, burst, jump, report, leap, crack, strike
pop 2 noun bang thrust, whack
pop 17 verb jump, burst blow, insert, hit, appear, shove, explode, put, leap, stick, crack, snap, rise, sock, report, push, go, strike
pop 6 verb jump, burst thrust, bang, dart, whack, protrude, go off
popular 21 adj well-known, favorite favored, famous, attractive, beloved, suitable, prominent, accepted, approved, celebrated, leading, liked, noted, pleasing, praised, preferred, prevailing, selling, social, sought, in, promoted
popular 23 adj well-known, favorite fashionable, trendy, in vogue, likable, lovable, notorious, now, okay, right stuff, stylish, thing, societal, caught on, crowd-pleasing, faddish, in demand, in favor, in the mainstream, run-after, sought-after, the rage, well-liked, well-received
popular 17 adj common, standard accessible, familiar, universal, public, accepted, approved, conventional, current, general, ordinary, prevailing, ruling, stock, widespread, adopted, demanded, embraced
popular 8 adj common, standard ubiquitous, prevalent, rampant, regnant, rife, in demand, in use, proletarian
population 9 noun inhabitants of a place society, people, community, culture, state, public, folk, residents, natives
population 4 noun inhabitants of a place populace, denizens, citizenry, dwellers
porch 2 noun patio deck, steps
porch 4 noun patio stoop, portico, balcony, veranda
portable 1 adj easily transported light
portable 14 adj easily transported compact, convenient, handy, lightweight, movable, manageable, transportable, carriageable, cartable, conveyable, easily carried, haulable, portative, wieldy
porter 1 noun person who serves as attendant, caretaker carrier
porter 11 noun person who serves as attendant, caretaker gatekeeper, bellhop, bearer, concierge, transporter, janitor, redcap, doorkeeper, skycap, baggage carrier, doorperson
portion 18 noun share, cut, ration serving, lot, fragment, chunk, part, fraction, piece, segment, section, quantity, taste, measure, fix, member, division, hit, helping, bit
portion 27 noun share, cut, ration excerpt, allocation, shot, morsel, quantum, extract, moiety, apportionment, divvy, gob, parcel, lagniappe, quota, lump, drag, dram, slug, plum, bang, hunk, allotment, scrap, allowance, meed, piece of action, smithereen, lion's share
portion 3 noun fate, destiny fortune, circumstance, luck
portion 4 noun fate, destiny lot, cup, kismet, doom
portion 9 verb divide into pieces deal, section, distribute, share, administer, part, shift, piece, assign
portion 12 verb divide into pieces ration, parcel, dispense, quota, partition, allocate, allot, prorate, apportion, divvy up, dole out, mete out
portrait 8 noun drawn representation; description profile, picture, photograph, figure, image, account, model, painting
portrait 11 noun drawn representation; description likeness, sketch, vignette, depiction, snapshot, portrayal, silhouette, simulacrum, spitting image, characterization, portraiture
position 19 noun physical place area, point, spot, seat, environment, stand, situation, post, location, scene, reference, district, space, fix, site, station, region, setting, ground
position 9 noun physical place topography, locale, locality, locus, whereabouts, surroundings, tract, geography, bearings
position 16 noun posture, stance status, spot, state, arrangement, attitude, stand, situation, condition, bearing, form, pose, manner, pass, habit, port, circumstances
position 11 noun posture, stance strait, predicament, deportment, carriage, disposition, mien, plight, ballgame, how things stack up, like it is, the size of it
position 8 noun belief, point of view stance, attitude, stand, opinion, view, angle, color, judgment
position 4 noun belief, point of view viewpoint, outlook, slant, standpoint
position 13 noun class, stature status, standing, rank, reputation, place, situation, dignity, capacity, importance, character, sphere, station, consequence
position 4 noun class, stature footing, cachet, prestige, caste
position 15 noun responsibility in business or other enterprise slot, duty, office, job, place, situation, post, role, function, capacity, profession, trade, connection, employment, occupation
position 5 noun responsibility in business or other enterprise spot, do, berth, billet, nine-to-five
position 9 verb place physically in location locate, put, arrange, stand, stick, array, set, fix, settle
position 2 verb place physically in location dispose, lay out
positive 20 adj definite, certain specific, confident, clear, real, firm, express, rank, concrete, perfect, absolute, actual, assured, complete, convinced, decided, direct, explicit, genuine, hard, sure
positive 27 adj definite, certain decisive, conclusive, affirmative, cold, categorical, clear-cut, cocksure, consummate, downright, factual, forceful, forcible, incontrovertible, indisputable, indubitable, irrefutable, out-and-out, outright, thorough, thoroughgoing, unambiguous, undeniable, unequivocal, unmistakable, unmitigated, inarguable, incontestable
positive 8 adj beneficial, helpful good, useful, effective, practical, productive, reasonable, sound, progressive
positive 4 adj beneficial, helpful constructive, affirmative, efficacious, forward-looking
possession 4 noun control, ownership custody, title, hold, occupation
possession 9 noun control, ownership retention, occupancy, tenancy, dominion, tenure, proprietorship, proprietary, possessorship, proprietary rights
possession 13 noun something owned; property estate, settlement, wealth, things, equipment, territory, province, effects, furniture, goods, assets, appointments, tricks
possession 12 noun something owned; property accessories, impedimenta, paraphernalia, trappings, belongings, furnishings, baggage, real estate, fixtures, appurtenances, chattels, tangibles
possibility 13 noun feasibility, likelihood; chance prospect, circumstance, hazard, incident, action, opportunity, hope, instance, break, liability, happening, odds, occasion
possibility 22 noun feasibility, likelihood; chance risk, probability, fortuity, shot, occurrence, potentiality, prayer, toss-up, play, fling, plausibility, fluke, stab, contingency, practicability, likeliness, attainableness, achievability, fair shake, fifty-fifty, outside chance, workableness
possible 8 adj likely, attainable available, potential, dependent, welcome, snap, accessible, promising, uncertain
possible 34 adj likely, attainable probable, desirable, imaginable, feasible, achievable, conceivable, viable, cinch, setup, hopeful, breeze, hypothetical, expedient, pushover, adventitious, advisable, credible, dormant, duck soup, easy as pie, fortuitous, indeterminate, latent, obtainable, piece of cake, practicable, thinkable, workable, can do, doable, no sweat, realizable, simple as ABC, within reach
post 10 noun upright support pole, panel, leg, column, stake, rail, standard, pile, pale, stock
post 11 noun upright support shaft, picket, pillar, palisade, mast, stud, pedestal, prop, stilt, doorpost, newel
post 6 noun job, employment appointment, office, assignment, place, position, situation
post 2 noun job, employment berth, billet
post 3 noun lookout, station position, place, beat
post 2 noun lookout, station whereabouts, locus
post 3 noun mail service delivery, mail, collection
post 3 noun mail service post office, PO, postal service
post 7 verb situate, position put, station, set, place, locate, establish, assign
post 5 verb advise, inform report, brief, clue, warn, tell
post 6 verb advise, inform acquaint, notify, fill in, apprive, put wise to, wise up
postcard 5 noun letter invite, communication, message, note, card
postcard 14 noun letter memo, dispatch, tab, scratch, line, missive, cannonball, kite, FYI, billet doux, get-well, love letter, poison pen, thank-you
postcard 6 noun written communication note, answer, report, reply, message, line
postcard 10 noun written communication memo, memorandum, billet, dispatch, epistle, missive, acknowledgment, junk mail, thank you, kite
postcard 6 noun written communication message, word, card, note, report, letter
postcard 4 noun written correspondence; system for sending correspondence package, communication, letter, post
postcard 5 noun written correspondence; system for sending correspondence parcel, junk mail, post office, air mail, postal service
postpone 3 verb put off till later time suspend, delay, table
postpone 15 verb put off till later time defer, hold up, shelve, adjourn, pigeonhole, prorogue, cool it, give a rain check, hang fire, hold off, hold over, lay over, put back, put on back burner, put on hold
pot 8 noun container, cauldron cup, bucket, bowl, jar, can, vessel, pan, pitcher
pot 11 noun container, cauldron jug, urn, kettle, mug, basin, crock, tankard, receptacle, crucible, saucepan, canister
pot 5 noun marijuana cannabis, hashish, grass, weed, maryjane
potato 1 noun vegetable plant
potato 5 noun vegetable spud, tuber, yam, murphy, tater
potential 6 adj promising likely, hidden, possible, future, implied, inherent
potential 16 adj promising probable, budding, conceivable, dormant, embryonic, imaginable, latent, lurking, plausible, quiescent, thinkable, undeveloped, abeyant, prepatent, unrealized, within realm of possibility
potential 4 noun possibility for achievement capability, power, capacity, ability
potential 5 noun possibility for achievement potentiality, wherewithal, aptitude, the makings, what it takes
pottery 1 noun containers made from clay; clay art firing
pottery 8 noun containers made from clay; clay art crockery, porcelain, earthenware, ceramics, stoneware, glazing, porcelainware, terra cotta
pound 3 noun sixteen ounces/.454 kilograms of weight avoirdupois, troy, pint
pound 4 verb crush; beat rhythmically pulse, powder, strike, hit
pound 22 verb crush; beat rhythmically pummel, wallop, bruise, belabor, hammer, pulverize, pelt, tramp, thump, throb, stomp, buffet, batter, palpitate, pulsate, drub, clobber, thrash, triturate, comminute, pestle, malleate
pound 3 verb impress; make someone listen drum, drive, grave
pound 4 verb impress; make someone listen din, stamp, drub, hammer
pour 17 verb be or make flowing rush, drain, stream, spill, flow, flood, sheet, jet, crowd, spring, rain, shower, course, run, issue, roll, proceed
pour 20 verb be or make flowing spew, cascade, splash, gush, discharge, swarm, drench, emit, throng, teem, sluice, spout, decant, surge, inundate, deluge, cataract, give off, rill, let flow
poverty 9 noun want; extreme need, often financial bankruptcy, debt, lack, difficulty, shortage, deficit, pass, reduction, necessity
poverty 33 noun want; extreme need, often financial hardship, famine, scarcity, starvation, distress, privation, dearth, vacancy, deficiency, meagerness, emptiness, inadequacy, indigence, depletion, impoverishment, pennilessness, insolvency, impecuniousness, destitution, paucity, barrenness, insufficiency, poorness, beggary, pinch, penury, underdevelopment, straits, aridity, pauperism, exiguity, abjection, necessitousness
powder 6 noun fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid dust, particle, seed, grain, meal, film
powder 5 noun fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid crumb, pounce, grit, talc, pulverulence
powder 6 verb crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains pound, reduce, cover, file, dust, scatter
powder 17 verb crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains grate, pulverize, rasp, crunch, strew, bray, smash, scrape, grind, dredge, abrade, crumble, granulate, triturate, comminute, flour, pestle
power 13 noun ability, competence function, talent, influence, capability, potential, capacity, skill, gift, turn, virtue, faculty, effectiveness, bent
power 7 noun ability, competence competency, aptitude, efficacy, qualification, potentiality, endowment, dynamism
power 8 noun physical ability, capacity strength, force, weight, energy, intensity, potential, might, virtue
power 15 noun physical ability, capacity vigor, puissance, potency, omnipotence, brawn, sinew, vim, forcefulness, muscle, arm, dynamism, voltage, horsepower, applied force, mechanical energy
power 19 noun control, dominance right, rule, jurisdiction, influence, leadership, authority, privilege, management, sovereignty, strength, law, wire, direction, steam, license, might, connection, command, strings
power 23 noun control, dominance weight, clout, prestige, birthright, predominance, supremacy, say-so, paramountcy, prerogative, superiority, sway, hegemony, omnipotence, regency, domination, authorization, moxie, diadem, ascendancy, dominion, warrant, inside track, imperium
powerful 13 adj strong, effective dominant, impressive, capable, influential, dynamic, compelling, able, commanding, controlling, convincing, prevailing, ruling, telling
powerful 33 adj strong, effective forceful, persuasive, potent, authoritative, mighty, vigorous, robust, energetic, almighty, authoritarian, cogent, competent, effectual, efficacious, forcible, omnipotent, paramount, preeminent, sovereign, stalwart, strapping, sturdy, supreme, upper hand, weighty, wicked, puissant, all-powerful, in control, in the saddle, overruling, strengthy, wieldy
practical 11 adj realistic, useful rational, efficient, functional, reasonable, possible, applied, experimental, solid, sound, virtual, working
practical 32 adj realistic, useful factual, pragmatic, sensible, businesslike, down-to-earth, feasible, sane, practicable, workable, sober, constructive, empirical, handy, hard-boiled, implicit, matter-of-fact, nuts and bolts, operative, orderly, serviceable, systematic, usable, utilitarian, commonsensical, unromantic, both feet on the ground, doable, in action, in operation, unidealistic, utile, workaday
practical 10 adj experienced, proficient efficient, effective, sophisticated, accomplished, qualified, seasoned, skilled, trained, veteran, working
practical 5 adj experienced, proficient cosmopolitan, versed, worldly, worldly-wise, vet
practice 17 noun routine, usual procedure use, proceeding, form, habit, process, system, rule, method, tradition, fashion, mode, custom, trick, manner, way, convention, utility
practice 6 noun routine, usual procedure wont, usefulness, usage, habitude, praxis, convenance
practice 15 noun exercise, application discipline, training, study, use, experience, preparation, drill, action, operation, seasoning, assignment, effect, background, drilling, relating
practice 9 noun exercise, application iteration, rehearsal, recitation, repetition, recounting, tune-up, homework, prepping, work-out
practice 5 noun business; clientele of business career, work, profession, patients, clients
practice 1 noun business; clientele of business vocation
practice 8 verb repeat action to improve prepare, study, work, train, exercise, discipline, drill, dress
practice 20 verb repeat action to improve hone, rehearse, work out, recite, polish, habituate, iterate, sharpen, build up, dry run, go over, run through, tune up, warm up, become seasoned, do again, dress rehearse, shake-down, try out, walk through
practice 8 verb carry out; undertake do, execute, perform, pursue, observe, follow, apply, function
practice 8 verb carry out; undertake fulfill, ply, carry on, work at, engage in, live up to, put into effect, specialize in
praise 12 noun congratulations; adoration glory, cry, cheer, appreciation, recognition, recommendation, approval, thanks, celebration, boost, regard, cheering
praise 34 noun congratulations; adoration devotion, acclaim, applause, plaudit, ovation, accolade, kudos, esteem, rave, tribute, commendation, compliment, citation, extolment, worship, hymn, homage, obeisance, eulogy, exaltation, encomium, acclamation, flattery, glorification, hurrah, panegyric, approbation, puff, pat on the back, laudation, bravo, sycophancy, big hand, good word
praise 16 verb congratulate; adore admire, advocate, appreciate, honor, recommend, endorse, proclaim, cite, celebrate, flatter, boost, sanction, distinguish, bless, cheer, approve
praise 35 verb congratulate; adore applaud, laud, commend, compliment, tout, hail, extol, acclaim, ennoble, dignify, elevate, stroke, resound, worship, eulogize, exalt, cajole, glorify, adulate, reverence, root, clap, puff, aggrandize, build up, panegyrize, bow down, cry up, give thanks, make much of, pay homage, pay tribute, rave over, sing the praises, smile on
prank 5 noun practical joke; frivolity trick, sport, rib, play, fooling
prank 26 noun practical joke; frivolity horseplay, lark, high jinks, antic, gag, spoof, rollick, fancy, whim, levity, caper, tomfoolery, frolic, hotfoot, lightness, shine, shenanigans, caprice, put-on, roughhouse, escapade, gambol, roughhousing, rowdiness, skylarking, monkeyshines
pray 6 verb plead; call upon for help, answer ask, urge, sue, request, say, appeal
pray 15 verb plead; call upon for help, answer recite, beseech, invoke, importune, entreat, implore, crave, solicit, supplicate, brace, adjure, petition, commune with, cry for, invocate
prayer 9 noun pleading, especially with a deity; service, appeal, plea, request, begging, application, pleading, suit, grace
prayer 17 noun pleading, especially with a deity; invocation, worship, rogation, communion, litany, orison, supplication, entreaty, petition, benediction, devotion, imprecation, imploration, answer adoration, beseeching, imploring, request for help
preach 8 verb speak publicly about beliefs teach, deliver, inform, minister, address, talk, mission, missionary
preach 9 verb speak publicly about beliefs exhort, orate, sermonize, prophesy, evangelize, deliver sermon, give sermon, homilize, pulpiteer
preach 3 verb lecture, moralize blow, urge, advocate
preach 8 verb lecture, moralize admonish, exhort, sermonize, harangue, preachify, get on a soapbox, pile it on, talk big
precede 9 verb go ahead of anticipate, head, lead, pioneer, time, introduce, pace, rank, guide
precede 25 verb go ahead of predate, foreshadow, presage, harbinger, herald, scout, usher, preface, antedate, antecede, outrank, preexist, be ahead of, come first, forerun, go before, go in advance, have a head start, head up, in space, light the way, pave the way, ring in, run ahead, take precedence
precedent 3 noun authoritative example authority, instance, model
precedent 4 noun authoritative example criterion, antecedent, exemplar, paradigm
precise 17 adj exact, accurate particular, actual, explicit, specific, strict, proper, narrow, correct, absolute, express, fixed, individual, limited, nice, restricted, right, very
precise 15 adj exact, accurate decisive, definite, literal, rigid, clear-cut, rigorous, categorical, on the nose, stringent, unequivocal, well-defined, determinate, circumscribed, on the button, on the money
precise 6 adj meticulous, fastidious strict, particular, careful, exact, formal, nice
precise 18 adj meticulous, fastidious scrupulous, rigid, ceremonious, choosy, finicky, fussy, genteel, inflexible, persnickety, picky, priggish, prim, prissy, punctilious, stiff, stuffy, uncompromising, stickling
precision 2 noun accuracy attention, care
precision 15 noun accuracy rigor, heed, meticulousness, exactitude, correctness, carefulness, nicety, preciseness, sureness, fidelity, exactness, particularity, definiteness, definitiveness, definitude
precognition 4 noun clairvoyance perception, insight, prediction, feeling
precognition 16 noun clairvoyance foresight, intuition, omen, discernment, psyche, acumen, foreknowledge, penetration, telepathy, premonition, prophecy, second sight, sixth sense, ESP, extra sensory perception, fortune-telling
predator 4 noun hunter, killer carnivore, animal of prey, beast of prey, meat-eater
predecessor 4 noun something, someone that comes before ancestor, prior, former, previous
predecessor 7 noun something, someone that comes before forebear, antecedent, precursor, forerunner, prototype, antecessor, foregoer
predict 11 verb express an outcome in advance envision, conclude, anticipate, call, think, figure, guess, read, judge, gather, suppose
predict 31 verb express an outcome in advance foresee, forecast, prophesy, portend, vaticinate, prognosticate, surmise, forebode, presage, infer, conjecture, adumbrate, foretell, presume, omen, augur, croak, telegraph, be afraid, call it, crystal-ball divine, figure out, forespeak, have a hunch, hazard a guess, make book, psych out, see coming, see handwriting on wall, size up, soothsay
predictable 6 adj easy to foretell certain, anticipated, expected, likely, prepared, sure
predictable 4 adj easy to foretell calculable, foreseen, sure-fire, foreseeable
prediction 4 noun declaration made in advance guess, indicator, tip, cast
prediction 24 noun declaration made in advance forecast, prognosis, prophecy, conjecture, hunch, horoscope, dope, augury, divination, foresight, prognostication, vaticination, presage, soothsaying, omen, forecasting, palmistry, prevision, zodiac, foretelling, crystal gazing, fortune-telling, of event anticipation, surmising
predictor 3 noun person, thing that predicts future diviner, medium, reader
predictor 26 noun person, thing that predicts future witch, seer, prognosticator, prophesier, sibyl, astrologer, forecaster, wizard, bard, fortuneteller, soothsayer, oracle, augur, auspex, magus, clairvoyant, sorcerer, ovate, palmist, druid, meteorologist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader
predictor 2 noun predicter diviner, medium
predictor 13 noun predicter seer, prophet, augur, oracle, soothsayer, clairvoyant, mind reader, spiritualist, palmist, mitt reader, palm reader, tarot reader, tea-leaf reader
predictor 3 noun prophet reader, medium, diviner
predictor 28 noun prophet seer, forecaster, bard, auspex, prognosticator, magus, wizard, soothsayer, sorcerer, vaticinator, witch, fortuneteller, clairvoyant, sibyl, astrologer, oracle, augur, foreteller, ovate, prophetess, druid, meteorologist, palmist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader
predictor 3 noun prophet reader, medium, diviner
predictor 28 noun prophet seer, forecaster, bard, auspex, prognosticator, magus, wizard, soothsayer, sorcerer, prophesier, vaticinator, witch, fortuneteller, clairvoyant, astrologer, oracle, augur, foreteller, ovate, prophetess, druid, meteorologist, palmist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader
predictor 3 noun prophet reader, medium, diviner
predictor 28 noun prophet seer, forecaster, bard, auspex, prognosticator, magus, wizard, soothsayer, sorcerer, prophesier, witch, fortuneteller, clairvoyant, sibyl, astrologer, oracle, augur, foreteller, ovate, prophetess, druid, meteorologist, palmist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader
prefer 20 verb favor; single out adopt, suggest, pick, wish, put, promote, select, choose, desire, advance, tap, raise, pose, mark, place, take, elect, tag, present, finger
prefer 19 verb favor; single out go for, aggrandize, upgrade, cull, fancy, elevate, incline, proposition, propound, be partial to, be turned on to, fix upon, like better, opt for, optate, propone, put forward, would rather, would sooner
preference 11 noun first choice desire, option, weakness, choice, selection, top, favorite, say, election, pick, alternative
preference 10 noun first choice predilection, inclination, prepossession, flash, partiality, propensity, groove, cup of tea, druthers, say so
preference 3 noun favorable treatment priority, advantage, promotion
preference 9 noun favorable treatment elevation, favoritism, precedence, advancement, preferment, first place, prelation, pride of place, upgrading
pregnant 4 adj carrying developing offspring within the body expecting, heavy, productive, anticipating
pregnant 19 adj carrying developing offspring within the body abundant, enceinte, expectant, fecund, fertile, fraught, fruitful, hopeful, prolific, replete, teeming, gravid, parturient, carrying a child, gestating, in family way, parous, preggers, with child
pregnant 8 adj significant, meaningful rich, charged, creative, important, loaded, original, pointed, telling
pregnant 13 adj significant, meaningful cogent, consequential, eloquent, expressive, fecund, imaginative, inventive, momentous, redolent, seminal, sententious, suggestive, weighty
prejudice 4 noun belief without basis, information; intolerance discrimination, racism, bias, twist
prejudice 39 noun belief without basis, information; intolerance bigotry, enmity, preconception, injustice, sexism, animosity, chauvinism, umbrage, pique, displeasure, tilt, disgust, antipathy, dislike, repugnance, slant, warp, partiality, revulsion, mindset, ageism, spleen, prepossession, apartheid, aversion, unfairness, detriment, foregone conclusion, preconceived notion, disrelish, misjudgment, one-sidedness, xenophobia, contemptuousness, prejudgment, narrow-mindedness, illiberality, bad opinion, jaundiced eye
prejudice 6 verb influence another's beliefs without basis, information harm, bias, undermine, injure, damage, hurt
prejudice 23 verb influence another's beliefs without basis, information hinder, prejudge, skew, slant, distort, impair, predispose, poison, sway, vitiate, angle, incline, color, indoctrinate, dispose, warp, twist, mar, blemish, spoil, jaundice, bend, prepossess
premature 3 adj earlier in occurrence than anticipated forward, previous, soon
premature 18 adj earlier in occurrence than anticipated immature, untimely, incomplete, abortive, embryonic, green, inopportune, precipitate, raw, undeveloped, unripe, a bit previous, early on, overearly, oversoon, predeveloped, unanticipated, unfledged
premature 1 adj rash, impulsive previous
premature 10 adj rash, impulsive hasty, ill-considered, untimely, half-baked, inopportune, precipitate, half-cocked, jumping the gun, overhasty, too soon
premium 5 adj excellent prime, superior, choice, select, selected
premium 1 adj excellent exceptional
premium 8 noun bonus, prize value, stock, regard, extra, appreciation, percentage, reward, store
premium 14 noun bonus, prize dividend, fee, gravy, perk, plum, guerdon, recompense, boon, bounty, perquisite, remuneration, meed, carrot, spiff
preoccupation 2 noun mental state fixation, obsession
preoccupation 6 noun absorption daydreaming, engrossment, amusement, distraction, captivation, preoccupancy
preparation 20 noun development, readiness training, establishment, study, arrangement, construction, formation, plan, measure, education, basis, fitting, foundation, workout, expectation, background, provision, evolution, base, preparing, readying
preparation 23 noun development, readiness groundwork, rehearsal, preparedness, qualification, precaution, rundown, anticipation, alertness, manufacture, gestation, safeguard, foresight, tryout, dry run, incubation, schoolwork, substructure, homework, build-up, getting ready, lead time, making ready, putting in order
preparation 7 noun something concocted, put together arrangement, product, mixture, medicine, compound, blend, composition
preparation 5 noun something concocted, put together tincture, concoction, confection, brew, decoction
prescription 9 noun formula, medicine instruction, recipe, drug, direction, mixture, rule, preparation, regulation, law
prescription 5 noun formula, medicine remedy, edict, ordinance, prescript, decree
presence 5 noun occupancy, attendance existence, being, company, residence, occupation
presence 10 noun occupancy, attendance latency, companionship, subsistence, habitation, whereabouts, potentiality, omnipresence, ubiety, ubiquity, inhabitance
presence 11 noun appearance, demeanor behavior, personality, bearing, set, look, ease, air, aspect, address, port, seeming
presence 7 noun appearance, demeanor mien, self-assurance, poise, comportment, deportment, aura, carriage
presence 1 noun closeness, vicinity neighborhood
presence 4 noun closeness, vicinity proximity, nearness, propinquity, immediate circle
presence 2 noun ghost spirit, shade
presence 5 noun ghost apparition, wraith, specter, manifestation, supernatural being
presence 1 noun composure of mind cool
presence 17 noun composure of mind acumen, sobriety, self-possession, coolness, self-assurance, quickness, aplomb, calmness, imperturbability, watchfulness, sensibility, alertness, sangfroid, wits, self-command, levelheadedness, self-composure
present 10 adj existing; at this time current, prompt, being, modern, contemporary, started, begun, instant, already, immediate
present 19 adj existing; at this time coeval, ad hoc, extant, topical, up-to-date, contemporaneous, existent, present-day, commenced, nowadays, today, at this moment, even now, for the time being, going on, in duration, in process, just now, under consideration
present 3 adj nearby, here ready, near, available
present 15 adj nearby, here attendant, at hand, show up, existent, there, accounted for, in attendance, in view, made the scene, on board, on deck, on hand, on-the-spot, there with bells on, within reach
present 2 noun existing time now, instant
present 7 noun existing time here and now, today, nonce, present moment, the time being, this day, this time
present 5 noun gift offering, grant, stake, favor, donation
present 14 noun gift benevolence, gratuity, handout, lump, largess, boon, bounty, benefaction, endowment, compliment, write-off, gifting, giveaway, goodie
present 26 verb introduce; demonstrate do, pose, raise, give, perform, suggest, show, submit, cite, offer, produce, declare, display, stage, exhibit, advance, extend, intimate, pitch, relate, expose, imply, state, lay, tender, mount
present 21 verb introduce; demonstrate acquaint, recount, manifest, adduce, proposition, proffer, infer, expound, allege, fix up, get together, hold out, put on, trot out, do the honors, give an introduction, make a pitch, make known, open to view, put forward, roll out
present 6 verb give, hand over award, offer, gift, grant, devote, donate
present 12 verb give, hand over hand out, confer, bestow, proffer, entrust, furnish, come up with, give away, kick in, lay on, put at disposal, put forth
presentation 24 noun performance; something given, displayed offering, show, introduction, appearance, delivery, production, reception, proposal, demonstration, display, pitch, giving, arrangement, exhibition, award, donation, present, launch, debut, act, representation, staging, launching, delivering
presentation 13 noun performance; something given, displayed submission, proposition, remembrance, exposition, rendition, overture, investiture, conferral, bestowal, knockdown, dog and pony show, coming out, sales pitch
preservation 13 noun maintenance, protection storage, conservation, safety, security, care, keeping, saving, support, freezing, guard, defense, curing, canning
preservation 16 noun maintenance, protection conservancy, safekeeping, shield, salvation, evaporation, refrigeration, ward, safeguard, guardianship, safeguarding, perpetuation, sustentation, tanning, pickling, preserval, upholding
presidency 23 noun human or group who manages effort of an organization legislature, management, ministry, executive, cabinet, bureau, board, committee, department, upstairs, general, chair, President, commander, headquarters, command, officials, advisers, officers, supervisors, directors, powers, executives
presidency 12 noun human or group who manages effort of an organization consulate, chairperson, embassy, front office, admiral, stewards, feds, superintendents, presidium, governing body, top brass, chargé d'affaires
presidency 3 noun period during which a particular human group is in power regime, term, stay
presidency 4 noun period during which a particular human group is in power incumbency, reign, dynasty, tenure
presidency 20 noun management, administration power, ministry, union, authority, state, rule, politics, law, regime, control, executive, empire, guidance, regulation, sovereignty, direction, jurisdiction, influence, execution, command
presidency 21 noun management, administration regimentation, predominance, supremacy, governance, superiority, sway, bureaucracy, restraint, regency, polity, domination, patronage, supervision, dominion, superintendence, Washington, statecraft, Uncle Sam, political practice, powers-that-be, the feds
president 2 noun chief executive leader, boss
president 8 noun chief executive premier, commander in chief, prime minister, CEO, chief executive officer, chief of state, head of state, person in charge
presidential 16 adj commanding administrative, dominant, ruling, executive, determining, controlling, dominating, absolute, influential, regulatory, guiding, conducting, ordering, overseeing, directing, mastering
presidential 8 adj commanding ascendant, restraining, authoritative, magisterial, supreme, supervisory, superintending, gubernatorial
presidential 5 adj political legal, regulatory, administrative, executive, official
presidential 6 adj political supervisory, magisterial, sovereign, legislative, gubernatorial, bureaucratic
press 10 noun people or person working in communications reporter, media, writer, magazine, paper, journalist, newspaper, correspondent, journalism, columnist
press 8 noun people or person working in communications periodical, publicist, interviewer, fourth estate, publisher, photographer, newsperson, editor
press 7 noun horde, large group crowd, bunch, crush, host, push, drove, pack
press 6 noun horde, large group throng, herd, swarm, mob, flock, multitude
press 5 noun strain, pressure rush, confusion, stress, demand, hurry
press 4 noun strain, pressure haste, bustle, hassle, urgency
press 20 verb push on with force express, hold, squeeze, crowd, move, reduce, finish, embrace, crush, pile, hug, shove, level, smooth, stuff, mass, iron, weigh, steam, pack
press 23 verb push on with force flatten, bulldoze, depress, scrunch, condense, jam, ram, compress, squash, cumber, thrust, clasp, squish, enfold, mash, impel, constrain, mangle, bear down, bear heavily, force down, pin down, unwrinkle
press 12 verb pressure, trouble urge, sue, force, worry, demand, push, squeeze, plead, sell, compel, railroad, beg
press 27 verb pressure, trouble assail, petition, afflict, exhort, importune, beset, torment, enjoin, depress, disquiet, vex, implore, besiege, sadden, plague, constrain, entreat, harass, supplicate, oppress, come at, weigh down, pressurize, buttonhole, insist on, lean on, work on
pressure 10 noun physical force, weight tension, stress, strength, strain, burden, squeeze, load, mass, crushing, squeezing
pressure 6 noun physical force, weight encumbrance, compression, heaviness, thrust, shear, compressing
pressure 20 noun demand, difficulty tension, stress, force, weight, constraint, influence, power, strain, heat, burden, trouble, load, requirement, discipline, drag, necessity, press, obligation, hurry, pull
pressure 22 noun demand, difficulty hardship, adversity, distress, clout, hassle, affliction, coercion, misfortune, persuasion, sway, duress, crunch, exigency, confinement, albatross, compulsion, unnaturalness, choke, urgency, inside track, pressure cooker, full court press
pressure 8 verb bother, urge press, push, compel, insist, sell, rush, drive, squeeze
pressure 8 verb bother, urge constrain, impel, come at, politick, lean on, push around, twist arm, work over
prestige 17 noun fame, influence status, dignity, weight, power, importance, standing, reputation, control, credit, celebrity, regard, rank, state, authority, position, consequence, distinction
prestige 13 noun fame, influence prominence, esteem, stature, cachet, kudos, preeminence, illustriousness, renown, repute, eminence, sway, éclat, prominency
preteen 11 noun very young person infant, adolescent, youth, teenager, baby, kid, minor, youngster, innocent, issue, teen
preteen 42 noun very young person toddler, juvenile, offspring, bairn, sprout, suckling, newborn, lamb, progeny, tyke, tot, imp, cub, squirt, neonate, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, mite, descendant, moppet, brat, chick, cherub, stripling, whippersnapper, nestling, shaver, dickens, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, pubescent, small fry, teenybopper, young one
preteen 10 noun child infant, adolescent, youngster, innocent, issue, minor, teenager, teen, kid, youth
preteen 43 noun child juvenile, bairn, sprout, newborn, descendant, offspring, lamb, mite, progeny, tyke, imp, squirt, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, baby, cherub, bud, toddler, moppet, suckling, brat, cub, chick, neonate, stripling, nestling, shaver, dickens, whippersnapper, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, pubescent, small fry, teenybopper, young one
pretext 11 noun disguise; alleged reason excuse, plea, show, appearance, device, coloring, mask, routine, front, cover, face
pretext 24 noun disguise; alleged reason alibi, ploy, ruse, guise, pretense, stratagem, color, affectation, simulation, cloak, semblance, masquerade, feint, bluff, veil, cover-up, stall, subterfuge, red herring, song and dance, cleanup, cop-out, cover story, fig leaf
prevalence 2 noun predominance popularity, currency
prevalence 4 noun predominance preponderance, vogue, pervasiveness, ubiquity
prevent 16 verb keep from happening or continuing prohibit, forbid, restrict, avoid, stop, bar, counter, limit, block, anticipate, cool, arrest, dam, interrupt, frustrate, check
prevent 37 verb keep from happening or continuing rule out, thwart, hamper, halt, forestall, restrain, hinder, avert, impede, inhibit, preclude, obstruct, retard, balk, intercept, repress, debar, obviate, baffle, foil, interdict, counteract, chill, cork, head off, hold back, nip in the bud, shut out, stave off, ward off, put an end to, forfend, defend against, hold off, keep lid on, put a stop to, turn aside
prey 7 noun target of attack mark, game, quest, kill, victim, casualty, chased
prey 10 noun target of attack underdog, spoil, quarry, mug, dupe, pillage, loot, martyr, sufferer, raven
price 32 noun financial value fare, pay, fee, premium, figure, bill, amount, worth, return, discount, rate, cost, demand, output, estimate, expense, payment, wages, damage, charge, score, assessment, ceiling, retail, toll, consideration, ticket, hire, prize, compensation, reward, dues
price 19 noun financial value valuation, expenditure, tariff, barter, tab, ransom, bounty, exaction, reckoning, tune, quotation, disbursement, outlay, wholesale, appraisal, asking price, face value, appraisement, sticker
price 5 noun consequences of action cost, expense, penalty, sacrifice, toll
price 7 verb assess financial value fix, reduce, value, cost, estimate, evaluate, rate
price 5 verb assess financial value appraise, sticker, mark down, mark up, put a price on
pride 9 noun self-esteem dignity, joy, satisfaction, ego, delight, pleasure, honor, happiness, face
pride 18 noun self-esteem self-respect, self-confidence, self-love, sufficiency, self-sufficiency, self-satisfaction, self-regard, repletion, egoism, pridefulness, egotism, gratification, amour-propre, ego trip, self-worth, self-admiration, self-glorification, self-trust
pride 2 noun arrogance, self-importance airs, assumption
pride 34 noun arrogance, self-importance disdain, pretension, superciliousness, presumption, self-love, snobbery, overconfidence, contumely, vainglory, swagger, hauteur, narcissism, haughtiness, condescension, egotism, loftiness, vanity, patronage, huff, conceit, egoism, hubris, pretentiousness, insolence, cockiness, pragmatism, immodesty, disdainfulness, smugness, swelled head, big-headedness, proud flesh, self-exaltation, superbity
pride 9 noun treasure; best glory, prime, prize, boast, fat, choice, pick, elite, cream
pride 5 noun treasure; best flower, top, jewel, gem, pride and joy
pride 2 verb take pleasure in accomplishment swell, boast
pride 21 verb take pleasure in accomplishment congratulate, exult, crow, plume, strut, pique, felicitate, vaunt, brag, prance, presume, swagger, gasconade, preen, overbear, be proud, flatter oneself, glory in, hold head high, puff up, revel in
primary 19 adj basic prime, dominant, leading, initial, constitutional, vital, immediate, underlying, fundamental, elementary, main, essential, principal, simple, central, chief, first, direct, earliest
primary 3 adj basic primitive, primal, idiopathic
primate 3 noun anthropoid man, monkey, human
primate 7 noun anthropoid mammal, baboon, ape, orangutan, lemur, chimpanzee, gorilla
primate 3 noun order of mammals monkey, human, man
primate 10 noun order of mammals hominoid, anthropoid, ape, orangutan, gibbon, chimpanzee, gorilla, brachiator, cercopithecoid, great ape
primate 3 noun archbishop metropolitan, priest, bishop
primate 5 noun archbishop patriarch, cardinal, clergyperson, suffragan, archpriest
prince 11 noun royal person nobleman, ruler, sovereign, potentate, royalty, monarch, emir, archduke, raja, emeer, rajah
princess 1 noun female ruler queen
princess 1 noun female ruler sovereign
princess 3 noun person who has great power, many possessions executive, king, queen
princess 10 noun person who has great power, many possessions tycoon, magnate, notable, personage, potentate, VIP, royalty, prince, key player, top brass
princess 2 noun ruler queen, king
princess 9 noun ruler emperor, sovereign, majesty, autocrat, prince, empress, potentate, despot, crowned head
princess 4 noun member of royal or important family count, gentleman, peer, lady
princess 15 noun member of royal or important family aristocrat, patrician, royalty, lord, emperor, prince, empress, blue blood, duke, archduchess, archduke, countess, gentlewoman, duchess, silk stocking
princess 4 noun monarch king, queen, chief, leader
princess 13 noun monarch despot, majesty, ruler, autocrat, sovereign, empress, royalty, dictator, chieftain, emperor, prince, crowned head, head of state
princess 7 noun temperamental person crybaby, egotist, narcissist, conceited person, self-centered person, spoiled brat, vain person
princess 5 noun historically, person who ruled an area king, queen, royal, lady, count
princess 40 noun historically, person who ruled an area monarch, emperor, czar, majesty, empress, mogul, kaiser, prince, baron, sovereign, potentate, lord, dame, tycoon, baroness, overlord, magnate, sultan, shah, duke, sultana, rani, mikado, rex, caliph, khan, caesar, dynast, rajah, czarina, maharani, duchess, countess, maharajah, pasha, oligarch, contessa, crowned head, gerent, imperator
princess 4 noun supreme ruler king, queen, chief, leader
princess 9 noun supreme ruler monarch, majesty, ruler, autocrat, prince, empress, potentate, emperor, czar
princess 2 noun woman of noble birth queen, lady
princess 9 noun woman of noble birth empress, baroness, marquise, archduchess, countess, gentlewoman, duchess, peeress, contessa
princess 8 noun woman girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag
princess 25 noun woman matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, old woman, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, butterfly, gal, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee
principle 15 noun law, standard ethic, foundation, doctrine, basis, truth, rule, regulation, assumption, fundamental, convention, origin, form, source, formula, ground
principle 15 noun law, standard proposition, precept, dictum, dogma, prescript, canon, maxim, criterion, theorem, usage, postulate, verity, axiom, golden rule, principium
print 15 noun publication; something impressed photograph, writing, edition, magazine, book, newspaper, copy, type, impression, impress, face, issue, composition, letters, characters
print 14 noun publication; something impressed engraving, stamp, typeface, imprint, indentation, periodical, font, printed matter, lettering, lithograph, typescript, newsprint, typesetting, black-and-white
print 7 verb produce writing, impression; reproduce publish, mark, set, impress, compose, letter, issue
print 14 verb produce writing, impression; reproduce disseminate, stamp, imprint, engrave, offset, reissue, reprint, go to press, let roll, publication calligraph, put to bed, run off, set type, strike off
printer 4 noun typesetter typographer, compositor, publisher, pressperson
printer 12 noun computer peripheral device laser printer, ink-jet printer, LCD printer, LED printer, ball printer, character printer, color printer, daisy-wheel printer, dot-matrix printer, graphics printer, line printer, thermal printer
priority 5 noun first concern preference, arrangement, rank, lead, order
priority 12 noun first concern precedence, preeminence, prerogative, supremacy, superiority, seniority, antecedence, right of way, transcendence, crash project, greatest importance, previousness
prison 3 noun residence for incarcerating criminals jail, cooler, keep
prison 16 noun residence for incarcerating criminals penitentiary, lockup, confinement, dungeon, pen, can, stockade, reformatory, clink, penal institution, slammer, G, guardhouse, bastille, statesville, up the river
prisoner 2 noun person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will hostage, convict
prisoner 12 noun person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will captive, tough, culprit, lag, loser, con, detainee, jailbird, lifer, internee, yardbird, chain gang member
privacy 5 noun solitude, secrecy isolation, quiet, retirement, separation, retreat
privacy 11 noun solitude, secrecy seclusion, solitude, sequestration, aloofness, separateness, concealment, clandestineness, confidentiality, privateness, penetralia, one's space
private 11 adj personal, intimate independent, separate, secret, individual, exclusive, special, inside, closet, particular, own, reserved
private 13 adj personal, intimate confidential, privy, clandestine, discreet, hush-hush, hushed, off the record, unofficial, behind the scenes, nonpublic, not open, close to one's chest, under one's hat
private 6 adj hidden, isolated secret, quiet, separate, removed, retired, withdrawn
private 5 adj hidden, isolated secluded, solitary, concealed, discreet, sequestered
private 1 noun lowest rank of person enlisted in armed service soldier
private 7 noun lowest rank of person enlisted in armed service sailor, infantry, first-class, second-class, GI, enlisted person, private soldier
privilege 16 noun right, due right, license, advantage, freedom, authority, benefit, opportunity, claim, charter, grant, liberty, favor, chance, sanction, franchise, event
privilege 12 noun right, due exemption, prerogative, authorization, concession, immunity, allowance, birthright, appanage, boon, appurtenance, perquisite, entitlement
privileged 5 adj favored, elite honored, powerful, ruling, special, entitled
privileged 2 adj favored, elite advantaged, indulged
privileged 13 adj allowed, exempt excused, sanctioned, granted, free, licensed, qualified, authorized, eligible, immune, special, okayed, chartered, entitled
privileged 8 adj allowed, exempt okay, furnished, kosher, legit, empowered, vested, franchised, palatine
privileged 2 adj confidential, secret inside, special
privileged 8 adj confidential, secret exceptional, off the record, privy, top secret, for eyes only, not for publication, on the QT, under one's hat
prize 8 adj best outstanding, prime, champion, top, choice, pick, winning, elite
prize 6 adj best topnotch, fat, cream, first-class, first-rate, award-winning
prize 17 noun award, winnings championship, advantage, title, bonus, purse, reward, medal, honor, scholarship, capture, privilege, possession, premium, haul, acquisition, strokes, stakes
prize 33 noun award, winnings trophy, jackpot, crown, gold, payoff, citation, windfall, accolade, bounty, dividend, inducement, acquirement, guerdon, decoration, laurel, swag, gravy, pillage, spoils, plunder, requital, spoil, plum, recompense, cake, loot, blue ribbon, carrot, pickings, meed, feather in cap, first place, gold star
prize 11 noun goal; best desire, prime, ambition, fat, choice, aim, gain, pick, pride, elite, hope
prize 5 noun goal; best gold, flower, top, conquest, cream
prize 5 verb value highly appreciate, count, treasure, guard, rate
prize 7 verb value highly cherish, esteem, enshrine, apprize, hold dear, regard highly, set store by
probability 12 noun likelihood of something happening prospect, odds, expectation, possibility, chance, shot, credibility, hazard, liability, prayer, promise, chances
probability 12 noun likelihood of something happening anticipation, feasibility, contingency, presumption, plausibility, toss-up, practicability, reasonableness, conceivability, likeliness, outside chance, snowball's chance
probability distribution 1 noun frequency distribution probability function
problem 8 noun difficulty; bad situation dilemma, question, obstacle, trouble, dispute, issue, headache, doubt
problem 18 noun difficulty; bad situation complication, box, predicament, crunch, mess, disagreement, quandary, scrape, hitch, botheration, squeeze, pickle, count, can of worms, hot water, worriment, disputed point, point at issue
problem 2 noun puzzle, question mystery, example
problem 18 noun puzzle, question riddle, intricacy, conundrum, stickler, bugaboo, illustration, puzzler, enigma, query, poser, twister, stumper, grabber, teaser, brainteaser, cliff-hanger, mind-boggler, sixty-four thousand dollar question
procedure 29 noun process, system for accomplishing something move, transaction, proceeding, form, conduct, practice, strategy, action, step, program, plan, agenda, measure, policy, operation, scheme, method, idea, fashion, course, style, custom, performance, mode, routine, formula, line, agendum, channels
procedure 13 noun process, system for accomplishing something maneuver, polity, layout, setup, grind, gimmick, daily grind, game plan, modus operandi, nuts and bolts, red tape, the book, the numbers
process 35 noun method; series of actions to achieve result development, case, technique, proceeding, course, means, practice, system, mechanism, trial, step, growth, rule, way, measure, action, progress, operation, procedure, movement, unfolding, evolution, fashion, wise, working, advance, suit, transaction, formation, mode, routine, performance, stage, manner, channels
process 5 noun method; series of actions to achieve result progression, outgrowth, modus operandi, red tape, course of action
process 6 verb subject to series of actions to achieve result convert, handle, prepare, transform, alter, treat
process 7 verb subject to series of actions to achieve result dispose of, refine, fulfill, concoct, deal with, make ready, take care of
proclaim 14 verb advertise, make known publish, indicate, demonstrate, announce, declare, exhibit, show, evidence, illustrate, mark, call, blast, broadcast, voice
proclaim 28 verb advertise, make known affirm, profess, trumpet, vent, stump, evince, utter, ventilate, disseminate, blaze, annunciate, circulate, blazon, enunciate, spiel, expound, spout, promulgate, manifest, herald, get on a soapbox, give out, ostend, pass the word, shoot off mouth, shout out, sound off, spread it around
prodigal 1 adj wasteful excessive
prodigal 11 adj wasteful spendthrift, wanton, profligate, dissipated, extravagant, immoderate, improvident, intemperate, lavish, reckless, squandering
prodigal 15 adj luxurious, profuse lush, abundant, bountiful, copious, exuberant, lavish, luxuriant, moneyed, munificent, opulent, riotous, sumptuous, teeming, bounteous, superabundant
prodigal 1 noun person who spends a lot sport
prodigal 11 noun person who spends a lot waster, wastrel, spendthrift, profligate, high roller, spender, squanderer, deep pockets, big spender, compulsive shopper, dissipator
prodigality 1 noun extravagance waste
prodigality 32 noun extravagance profusion, amenity, exorbitance, profuseness, absurdity, lavishness, outrageousness, frill, luxury, exaggeration, overindulgence, extravagancy, expenditure, excess, dissipation, wastefulness, improvidence, profligacy, folly, recklessness, superfluity, unrestraint, preposterousness, squander, unreasonableness, immoderation, squandering, wildness, icing on the cake, overdoing, overspending, unthrift
produce 6 noun fruit and vegetables production, goods, crop, yield, outcome, harvest
produce 4 noun fruit and vegetables outgrowth, greengrocery, fruitage, outturn
produce 28 verb generate, create contribute, develop, give, form, supply, provide, make, offer, deliver, construct, yield, write, bear, design, build, invent, assemble, present, render, frame, parent, compose, author, return, afford, flower, imagine, conceive
produce 25 verb generate, create manufacture, cultivate, devise, procreate, effectuate, blossom, breed, erect, beget, engender, propagate, multiply, fabricate, originate, reproduce, fetch, furnish, bring out, come through, put together, turn out, bring forth, give birth, give forth, show fruit
produce 5 verb cause, effect make, generate, secure, occasion, provoke
produce 14 verb cause, effect engender, muster, breed, induce, hatch, beget, bring about, draw on, get up, work up, give rise to, make for, result in, set off
produce 6 verb demonstrate, show display, present, offer, exhibit, advance, unfold
produce 4 verb demonstrate, show bring to light, bring forward, put forward, set forth
produce 11 verb put on a public performance do, show, perform, make, direct, present, exhibit, play, mount, act, stage
produce 4 verb put on a public performance perk, percolate, come through, pull off
producer 4 noun builder contractor, architect, maker, manufacturer
producer 10 noun builder originator, assembler, artisan, constructor, fabricator, inventor, craftsperson, erector, framer, mason
product 27 noun result or goods created commodity, profit, brand, work, amount, crop, production, fruit, produce, device, output, stock, creation, invention, result, consequence, issue, effect, compound, line, yield, preparation, legacy, outcome, blend, gain, returns
product 19 noun result or goods created merchandise, synthetic, concoction, realization, upshot, manufacture, confection, offshoot, contrivance, aftermath, fabrication, handiwork, by-product, outgrowth, emolument, brew, spinoff, decoction, artifact
production 18 noun creating of goods, result management, construction, manufacturing, bearing, generation, creation, rendering, assembly, giving, presentation, direction, return, provision, yielding, preparation, making, producing, staging
production 14 noun creating of goods, result manufacture, protraction, origination, fabrication, prolongation, blossoming, elongation, reproduction, formulation, lengthening, fructification, authoring, engendering, extention
productive 7 adj fruitful, creative useful, effective, dynamic, valuable, rewarding, producing, rich
productive 16 adj fruitful, creative profitable, beneficial, prolific, constructive, gratifying, fertile, advantageous, vigorous, energetic, worthwhile, fecund, gainful, inventive, plentiful, teeming, generative
profession 22 noun line of work requiring academic or practical preparation art, business, career, undertaking, specialty, field, craft, pursuit, situation, role, employment, occupation, slot, engagement, service, office, sphere, calling, trade, position, post, concern
profession 16 noun line of work requiring academic or practical preparation line of work, dodge, berth, handicraft, avocation, billet, thing, game, lifework, line, vocation, métier, rat race, walk of life, biz, chosen work
profession 4 noun declaration claim, statement, confession, testimony
profession 7 noun declaration vow, assertion, attestation, affirmation, avowal, pretense, acknowledgment
professional 12 adj skilled, trained experienced, licensed, efficient, qualified, expert, sharp, able, acknowledged, finished, known, learned, practiced
professional 13 adj skilled, trained skillful, competent, ace, crackerjack, slick, adept, on the ball, polished, proficient, there, up to speed, well-qualified, knowing one's stuff
professional 6 noun person prepared for work by extended study or practice specialist, pro, expert, artist, star, authority
professional 18 noun person prepared for work by extended study or practice pundit, brain, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, egghead, old hand, proficient, whiz kid, artiste, shark, hotshot, superstar, powerhouse, old pro, old war-horse, phenom
professor 6 noun person who teaches college courses assistant, fellow, educator, instructor, teacher, principal
professor 12 noun person who teaches college courses lecturer, tutor, pundit, sage, egghead, savant, brain, pedagogue, faculty member, prof, rocket scientist, quant
profile 6 noun drawing of outline portrait, figure, form, shape, shadow, line
profile 9 noun drawing of outline sketch, figuration, silhouette, delineation, contour, likeness, lineament, lineation, side view
profile 6 noun description, characterization review, chart, analysis, survey, study, biography
profile 6 noun description, characterization sketch, diagram, vignette, character sketch, thumbnail sketch, vita
profit 21 noun gain product, saving, revenue, yield, value, return, benefit, production, percentage, earnings, interest, income, output, harvest, proceeds, acquisition, gross, use, advantage, net, killing
profit 24 noun gain goods, surplus, turnout, receipt, bottom line, skim, aggrandizement, velvet, advancement, split, gate, receipts, take, gravy, lucre, augmentation, avail, accumulation, winnings, remuneration, emoluments, outturn, takings, cleanup
profit 17 verb gain; get or give an advantage earn, contribute, thrive, improve, better, use, promote, help, pay, clear, utilize, benefit, score, aid, recover, realize, exploit
profit 22 verb gain; get or give an advantage prosper, take advantage of, serve, avail, pay off, be of advantage, capitalize on, cash in on, clean up, learn from, make a haul, make a killing, make capital, make good use of, make it big, make money, make the most of, put to good use, reap the benefit, stand in good stead, turn to advantage, work for
profound 14 adj intellectual, thoughtful philosophical, deep, serious, subtle, intelligent, difficult, informed, intellectual, knowing, learned, mysterious, secret, skilled, wise
profound 20 adj intellectual, thoughtful thorough, weighty, abstruse, discerning, enlightened, erudite, esoteric, heavy, hermetic, knowledgeable, occult, penetrating, recondite, reflective, sagacious, sage, scholarly, shrewd, orphic, acroamatic
profound 2 adj bottomless deep, buried
profound 5 adj bottomless abysmal, cavernous, subterranean, fathomless, yawning
profound 7 adj intense; emotional great, deep, extensive, absolute, extreme, hard, total
profound 16 adj intense; emotional acute, heartfelt, far-reaching, deep-seated, thorough, abject, utter, sincere, consummate, exhaustive, heartrending, hearty, keen, out-and-out, pronounced, deeply felt
program 18 noun agenda, list curriculum, bill, plan, business, schedule, calendar, details, index, card, catalog, record, meetings, arrangements, affairs, listing, plans, preparations, appointments
program 15 noun agenda, list syllabus, timetable, slate, lineup, docket, bulletin, order of business, chores, memoranda, happenings, necessary acts, order of events, order of the day, series of events, things to do
program 9 noun scheme, plan project, policy, procedure, course, sequence, design, line, order, instructions
program 2 noun scheme, plan polity, plan of action
program 4 noun performance in medium production, show, broadcast, presentation
program 19 verb plan out; supply instructions register, feed, set, figure, process, design, poll, calculate, book, draft, schedule, estimate, arrange, engage, edit, bill, list, budget, enter
program 15 verb plan out; supply instructions set up, compute, itemize, slate, formulate, compile, lay out, work out, prioritize, prearrange, get on line, lay on, line up, map out, pencil in
programming language 1 noun the study of computers programming
programming language 15 noun the study of computers information technology, artificial intelligence, cybernetics, information retrieval, simulation, computer technology, robotics, data processing, systems analysis, computer-aided learning, computer-aided testing, natural language processing, neural networks, operating systems, programming languages
progress 27 noun advancement, gain development, advance, evolution, process, rise, improvement, pace, growth, increase, momentum, movement, unfolding, expedition, course, rate, passage, way, boost, march, journey, flowering, break, hike, motion, tour, promotion, ongoing
progress 16 noun advancement, gain stride, breakthrough, headway, procession, dash, buildup, voyage, impetus, amelioration, lunge, proficiency, betterment, progression, evolvement, anabasis, step forward
progress 7 verb move forward advance, continue, proceed, shoot, travel, edge, speed
progress 12 verb move forward lunge, dash, cover ground, gain ground, get along, get on, keep going, forge ahead, go forward, make headway, make strides, move on
progress 7 verb improve, advance boost, develop, grow, better, increase, truck, gain
progress 9 verb improve, advance blossom, mature, upgrade, ameliorate, become better, make first rate, shape up, straighten up, turn over new leaf
progressive 15 adj liberal; growing revolutionary, continuous, radical, modern, dynamic, broad, advanced, continuing, graduated, increasing, ongoing, wide, developing, accelerating, advancing
progressive 19 adj liberal; growing tolerant, gradual, enlightened, avant-garde, go-ahead, left, broad-minded, enterprising, lenient, onward, open-minded, up-and-coming, up-to-date, forward-looking, reformist, bleeding-heart, escalating, intensifying, left of center
prohibit 6 verb make impossible; stop prevent, forbid, restrict, ban, block, kill
prohibit 44 verb make impossible; stop proscribe, rule out, halt, outlaw, inhibit, freeze, restrain, enjoin, impede, constrain, hinder, preclude, obstruct, stymie, veto, debar, disallow, nix, interdict, spike, taboo, cool, hamper, cork, bottle up, gridlock, hold up, put down, shut out, tie up, zing, forfend, box in, bring to screeching halt, hang up, jam up, keep lid on, lock up, pass on, put a lock on, put a stopper in, put chill on, put half nelson on, throw cold water on
project 23 noun undertaking, work task, deal, business, enterprise, strategy, job, program, design, plan, venture, activity, proposal, scheme, affair, outline, intention, assignment, matter, aim, exploit, adventure, concern, occupation
project 8 noun undertaking, work blueprint, pet, setup, thing, proposition, baby, feat, game plan
project 23 verb plan calculate, predict, propose, see, estimate, envision, image, design, feature, draft, scheme, frame, intend, chart, contemplate, purpose, imagine, arrange, outline, conceive, cast, think, vision
project 13 verb plan forecast, envisage, devise, contrive, predetermine, visualize, extrapolate, blueprint, reckon, diagram, delineate, gauge, map out
project 2 verb bulge, hang out extend, poke
project 17 verb bulge, hang out pout, protuberate, lengthen, prolong, jut, protrude, overhang, stand out, stick out, beetle, be conspicuous, be prominent, hang over, pop out, push out, stretch out, thrust out
project 5 verb throw, discharge launch, shoot, cast, pitch, transmit
project 4 verb throw, discharge propel, fling, hurl, heave
projection 10 noun bulge, overhang point, swelling, hook, rim, bunch, ridge, shelf, step, extension, spine
projection 12 noun bulge, overhang bump, protrusion, spur, ledge, knob, protuberance, jut, eaves, prolongation, prominence, outthrust, sill
projection 3 noun prediction calculation, estimate, guess
projection 6 noun prediction estimation, forecast, reckoning, prognostication, computation, extrapolation
prolonged 4 adj drawn-out extended, delayed, sustained, continued
prolonged 3 adj drawn-out protracted, prolix, lengthened
prolonged 6 adj extended protracted, dull, lengthy, tedious, drawn-out, lengthened
promiscuous 2 adj indiscriminately sexually active abandoned, wild
promiscuous 20 adj indiscriminately sexually active wanton, immoral, profligate, debauched, dissipated, dissolute, easy, fast, indiscriminate, lax, libertine, licentious, loose, pushover, unbridled, unrestricted, unchaste, of easy virtue, oversexed, undiscriminating
promise 16 noun one's word that something will be done word, commitment, agreement, obligation, guarantee, swearing, consent, profession, insurance, engagement, undertaking, contract, swear, marriage, security, bond
promise 25 noun one's word that something will be done pact, pledge, vow, assurance, warranty, pawn, stipulation, troth, plight, compact, betrothal, avowal, espousal, warrant, covenant, earnest, asseveration, affirmation, token, parole, oath, promissory note, word of honor, affiance, sacred word
promise 5 noun hope, possibility potential, talent, ability, capacity, capability
promise 5 noun hope, possibility outlook, encouragement, aptitude, flair, good omen
promise 15 verb give word that something will be done agree, assure, ensure, commit, declare, guarantee, consent, undertake, pass, secure, mortgage, engage, bind, contract, swear
promise 31 verb give word that something will be done affirm, vow, pledge, pawn, assent, subscribe, betroth, plight, hock, compact, accede, warrant, covenant, underwrite, stipulate, vouch, insure, bargain, espouse, obligate, profess, answer for, string along, affiance, asservate, cross heart, live up to, say so, swear on bible, swear up and down, take an oath
promise 6 verb bring hope, possibility suggest, encourage, hint, indicate, look, like
promise 17 verb bring hope, possibility bode, omen, betoken, denote, foreshadow, forebode, bespeak, augur, portend, presage, foretoken, give hope, hold out hope, hold probability, lead to expect, seem likely, show signs of
promotion 15 noun higher position in organization backing, jump, raise, support, improvement, progress, boost, rise, break, lift, preference, advance, hike, honor, favoring
promotion 20 noun higher position in organization encouragement, furtherance, buildup, aggrandizement, ennoblement, upgrade, advancement, bump, breakthrough, elevation, exaltation, go-ahead, betterment, advocacy, step up, preferment, jump up, move up, prelation, upgrading
promotion 5 noun publicity notice, publicity, pushing, advertising, pitch
promotion 18 noun publicity plug, ballyhoo, pizzazz, press, buildup, puffery, hype, puff, propaganda, blurb, hoopla, advertising campaign, hard sell, public relations, PR, squib, press-agentry, promo
prompt 10 adj early, responsive precise, rapid, efficient, immediate, quick, instant, eager, willing, ready, smart
prompt 18 adj early, responsive timely, punctual, instantaneous, speedy, expeditious, swift, brisk, alert, apt, on the ball, on the nose, on time, vigilant, watchful, wide-awake, unhesitating, on the button, on the dot
prompt 4 noun hint help, stimulus, cue, reminder
prompt 6 noun hint twit, jolt, jog, prod, spur, mnemonic
prompt 23 verb incite, cue urge, draw, persuade, inspire, motivate, convince, indicate, suggest, provoke, cause, stimulate, help, assist, propose, get, hint, move, remind, imply, mention, occasion, advise, aid
prompt 22 verb incite, cue propel, spur, induce, elicit, arouse, prick, exhort, goad, refresh, impel, evoke, jog, prod, instigate, bring up, egg on, sic, call forth, give rise to, help out, talk into, win over
proof 19 noun evidence, authentication information, picture, demonstration, argument, clue, reason, testimony, data, exhibit, facts, witness, record, trace, case, establishment, grounds, verification, reasons, documents
proof 29 noun evidence, authentication confirmation, criterion, testament, validation, wherefore, attestation, corroboration, nitty-gritty, cue, score, warrant, averment, deposition, credentials, substantiation, why, goods, affidavit, scoop, skinny, clincher, chapter and verse, smoking gun, certification, grabber, lowdown, paper trail, straight stuff, whyfor
proof 5 noun photographic print impression, pull, trial, slip, pass
proof 8 noun photographic print stereo, galley, revise, galley proof, page proof, repro, trial print, trial proof
propaganda 6 noun information that is designed to mislead or persuade publicity, announcement, publication, advertising, doctrine, promotion
propaganda 13 noun information that is designed to mislead or persuade hype, indoctrination, hogwash, promulgation, brainwashing, handout, evangelism, disinformation, inculcation, implantation, agitprop, newspeak, proselytism
proper 18 adj suitable good, useful, decent, fitting, appropriate, legitimate, able, becoming, capable, fit, happy, just, meet, qualified, right, suited, true, desired
proper 7 adj suitable convenient, applicable, apt, au fait, befitting, competent, felicitous
proper 8 adj mannerly, decent precise, moral, correct, becoming, nice, right, solid, stone
proper 26 adj mannerly, decent respectable, polite, befitting, by the numbers, comely, conforming, de rigueur, decorous, demure, genteel, kosher, priggish, prim, prissy, prudish, punctilious, puritanical, refined, seemly, square, straight, strait-laced, stuffy, comme il faut, by the book, in line
proper 10 adj conventional, correct precise, accurate, usual, exact, formal, absolute, accepted, complete, established, right
proper 13 adj conventional, correct arrant, consummate, customary, decorous, on the nose, orthodox, out-and-out, utter, free of error, on target, on the button, on the right track, unmistaken
proper 7 adj individual, personal specific, special, characteristic, distinctive, own, particular, private
proper 3 adj individual, personal idiosyncratic, peculiar, respective
property 22 noun possessions, real estate plot, land, wealth, estate, farm, house, goods, ownership, equity, home, worth, claim, capital, resources, means, premises, effects, substance, assets, title, riches, buildings
property 13 noun possessions, real estate tract, inheritance, holdings, acreage, belongings, dominion, proprietorship, proprietary, acres, freehold, realty, chattels, possessorship
property 7 noun characteristic, feature ability, attribute, character, mark, virtue, trait, quality
property 4 noun characteristic, feature hallmark, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, affection
proportion 24 noun relative amount, size of part to whole bulk, scale, ratio, capacity, share, portion, volume, rate, magnitude, distribution, fraction, scope, percentage, dimension, cut, extent, degree, division, equation, measurement, part, relationship, measure, segment
proportion 6 noun relative amount, size of part to whole breadth, quota, expanse, amplitude, apportionment, admeasurement
proportion 2 noun balance between parts of whole harmony, agreement
proportion 3 noun balance between parts of whole correspondence, congruity, symmetry
proportional 3 adj equivalent even, relative, equal
proportional 6 adj equivalent commensurate, corresponding, reciprocal, comparative, correlative, symmetrical
proportional 4 adj proportionate comparable, relative, equivalent, equal
proportional 3 adj proportionate corresponding, comparative, harmonious
proposal 18 noun suggestion, presentation for action motion, outline, offer, bid, idea, project, program, plan, recommendation, scheme, picture, terms, scenario, pitch, design, pass, tender, angle
proposal 9 noun suggestion, presentation for action proposition, overture, setup, feeler, layout, proffer, game plan, big idea, brain child
proposition 10 noun suggestion; scheme recommendation, motion, hypothesis, premise, invitation, proposal, project, program, plan, presentation
proposition 2 noun suggestion; scheme overture, proffer
proposition 7 verb make suggestion, often improper propose, pose, prefer, ask, suggest, put, approach
proposition 3 verb make suggestion, often improper accost, propound, solicit
prosecute 5 verb bring action against in court sue, try, do, contest, law
prosecute 17 verb bring action against in court litigate, summon, indict, arraign, prefer charges, pull up, put away, bring suit, bring to trial, haul into court, involve in litigation, put on docket, put on trial, see in court, seek redress, take to court, turn on the heat
prosecute 10 verb follow through, persevere pursue, execute, conduct, wage, manage, perform, practice, direct, continue, persist
prosecute 8 verb follow through, persevere discharge, carry on, follow up, engage in, carry through, put through, see through, work at
prosecution 6 noun the act of furthering a project pursuit, undertaking, accomplishment, performance, execution, achievement
prosecution 1 noun the act of furthering a project pursuance
prosecution 2 noun the prosecuting party in a criminal action government, state
prosecution 6 noun the prosecuting party in a criminal action district attorney, prosecutor, DA, prosecuting agent, prosecuting attorney, state's attorney
prospect 13 noun outlook for future expectation, possibility, thought, chance, future, promise, plan, proposal, likelihood, hope, opening, calculation, odds
prospect 8 noun outlook for future anticipation, probability, forecast, expectancy, presumption, contemplation, in the cards, irons in the fire
prospect 7 noun landscape, vista vision, aspect, view, overlook, scene, perspective, sight
prospect 5 noun landscape, vista outlook, lookout, panorama, spectacle, scape
prospect 6 verb look for; seek search, dig, look, explore, investigate, survey
prospect 7 verb look for; seek inquire, probe, sift, delve, go into, look into, go after
prosper 12 verb be fortunate; succeed thrive, advance, flower, rise, bear, yield, increase, benefit, produce, gain, progress, arrive
prosper 32 verb be fortunate; succeed blossom, bloom, multiply, flourish, score, augment, batten, fatten, get on, hit the jackpot, make out, do well, catch on, be enriched, bear fruit, become rich, become wealthy, do wonders, fare well, feather nest, get there, go places, go to town, grow rich, hit it big, make a killing, make good, make it, make mark, make money, strike it rich, turn out well
prosperity 21 noun affluence, good fortune wealth, success, accomplishment, riches, expansion, benefit, growth, well-being, boom, interest, welfare, inflation, do, good, fortune, advantage, arrival, increase, plenty, victory, thriving
prosperity 18 noun affluence, good fortune abundance, ease, exorbitance, luxury, opulence, velvet, plenteousness, bed of roses, easy street, flying colors, gravy train, prosperousness, clover, successfulness, good times, high on the hog, life of luxury, the good life
prostitute 6 noun person who sells own abilities, talent, or name for inferior purpose hustler, gigolo, deceiver, cheater, seducer, betrayer
prostitute 1 verb to put one's talent to an unworthy use abuse
prostitute 14 verb to put one's talent to an unworthy use debase, pervert, demean, cheapen, profane, debauch, devalue, misuse, degrade, misapply, corrupt, deprave, vitiate, misemploy
protect 14 verb take care of; guard from harm preserve, shelter, defend, cover, assure, secure, save, support, keep, champion, screen, watch, foster, shade
protect 25 verb take care of; guard from harm safeguard, shield, insulate, conserve, cushion, fend, bulwark, harbor, stonewall, chaperon, hedge, go to bat for, sentinel, care for, look after, cover all bases, cover up, give refuge, give sanctuary, keep safe, ride shotgun for, shotgun, stand guard, take under wing, watch over
protection 18 noun care, guardianship shelter, stability, conservation, safety, security, insurance, guard, defense, custody, fix, charge, barrier, screen, strength, refuge, cover, guarding, protecting
protection 21 noun care, guardianship preservation, safeguard, shield, armament, aegis, surety, tutelage, safekeeping, armor, camouflage, assurance, umbrella, buffer, ward, bulwark, certainty, salvation, self-defense, reassurance, invulnerability, wardship
protest 8 noun complaint, disapproval riot, question, objection, challenge, demonstration, rally, march, difficulty
protest 27 noun complaint, disapproval turmoil, dissent, revolt, outcry, bellyache, grievance, stink, grouse, blackball, holler, gripe, demur, clamor, kick, nix, declaration, flak, knock, tumult, protestation, remonstration, moratorium, remonstrance, howl, demurral, big stink, formal complaint
protest 16 verb complain, disapprove; argue against assert, object, insist, fight, resist, maintain, oppose, demonstrate, declare, contend, combat, buck, disagree, testify, except, rebel
protest 28 verb complain, disapprove; argue against affirm, revolt, attest, squawk, avow, predicate, blast, profess, avouch, demur, asseverate, holler, howl, remonstrate, kick, expostulate, thumbs down, back-talk, be against, be displeased by, constate, cry out, inveigh against, make a stink, put up a fight, say no, sound off, take exception
protozoan 2 noun minute organism cell, organism
protozoan 9 noun minute organism flagellate, plasmodium, ameba, euglena, paramecium, ciliate, amoeba, sporozoan, stentor
proud 12 adj pleased, pleasing great, honored, satisfied, glad, content, contented, fine, grand, imposing, impressive, rewarding, satisfying
proud 25 adj pleased, pleasing noble, illustrious, appreciative, august, dignified, eminent, fiery, glorious, gorgeous, gratifying, magnificent, majestic, memorable, red-letter, spirited, splendid, stately, sublime, superb, valiant, vigorous, gratified, great-hearted, self-respecting, well-pleased
proud 1 adj arrogant, self-important superior
proud 35 adj arrogant, self-important cocky, bloated, boastful, cavalier, conceited, contemptuous, cool, disdainful, domineering, egotistic, haughty, high-handed, huffy, imperious, insolent, lofty, narcissistic, ostentatious, overbearing, pompous, presumptuous, pretentious, scornful, self-satisfied, snobbish, snooty, stuck-up, supercilious, vain, vainglorious, egotistical, dismissive, high-and-mighty, puffed up, sniffy
prove 25 verb establish facts; put to a test confirm, explain, show, try, convince, result, determine, test, demonstrate, find, justify, back, evidence, check, witness, fix, testify, experiment, sustain, document, analyze, examine, settle, declare, trial
prove 23 verb establish facts; put to a test verify, turn out, substantiate, validate, attest, corroborate, evince, authenticate, uphold, certify, warrant, assay, affirm, manifest, ascertain, bear out, end up, pan out, add up, have a case, make evident, show clearly, show once and for all
provide 36 verb supply, support give, contribute, administer, bring, equip, prepare, grant, transfer, add, lend, afford, serve, produce, present, arrange, yield, keep, maintain, implement, feed, render, accommodate, ready, fit, stake, favor, sustain, feather, store, stock, outfit, minister, line, provision, care, heel
provide 18 verb supply, support hand over, cater, furnish, replenish, impart, proffer, dispense, ration, procure, bestow, indulge, fix up, turn out, fit out, fix up with, look after, stock up, take care of
provide 3 verb determine, specify require, state, condition
provide 3 verb determine, specify postulate, stipulate, lay down
provincial 4 adj countrified; limited rural, local, country, narrow
provincial 19 adj countrified; limited petty, pastoral, homespun, bucolic, sectarian, rustic, bigoted, homegrown, insular, narrow-minded, parochial, rude, small-minded, uninformed, unpolished, unsophisticated, hidebound, small-town, inward-looking
provision 11 noun supplies, supplying plan, arrangement, foundation, outline, emergency, preparation, store, stock, providing, equipping, supplying
provision 8 noun supplies, supplying accouterment, groundwork, procurement, furnishing, precaution, prearrangement, catering, fitting out
provoke 5 verb make angry raise, anger, exercise, bother, upset
provoke 42 verb make angry aggravate, offend, incite, irritate, enrage, inflame, irk, infuriate, foment, abet, set, perturb, pique, rile, incense, gall, nag, madden, vex, insult, abrade, annoy, ruffle, exasperate, get, grate, bug, fret, chafe, affront, roil, put out, whip up, work up, hit where one lives, make blood boil, make waves, set on, work into lather, get on one's nerves, get under one's skin, try one's patience
provoke 16 verb start, evoke; stimulate prompt, inspire, stir, motivate, generate, cause, move, rally, make, begin, fire, produce, promote, prime, challenge, occasion
provoke 37 verb start, evoke; stimulate bring about, incite, induce, inflame, elicit, arouse, galvanize, kindle, precipitate, instigate, pique, animate, waken, quicken, rouse, electrify, whet, titillate, excite, awaken, thrill, bring down, bring on, build up, roust, lead to, bestir, innervate, titivate, enthuse, call forth, draw forth, fire up, give rise to, innerve, suscitate, bring to one's feet
psychologist 2 noun person who treats mental doctor, therapist
psychologist 5 noun person who treats mental psychoanalyst, shrink, psychotherapist, clinician, disorders analyst
psychologist 4 noun counselor physician, adviser, doctor, analyst
psychologist 5 noun counselor psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, shrink, psychotherapist, clinician
psychology 3 noun study of the mind; emotional and mental constitution medicine, attitude, therapy
psychology 8 noun study of the mind; emotional and mental constitution behaviorism, mental make-up, mental processes, personality study, psych, science of the mind, way of thinking, where head is at
pub 1 noun business where liquor and food are served bar
pub 15 noun business where liquor and food are served tavern, lounge, joint, inn, saloon, barroom, taproom, gin mill, public house, roadhouse, after-hours joint, ale house, beer joint, drinkery, drinking establishment
pubescent 4 adj preadult or immature teen, growing, young, teenage
pubescent 5 adj preadult or immature boyish, youthful, juvenile, girlish, puerile
pubescent 7 adj developing, flowering promising, growing, opening, young, potential, beginning, fresh
pubescent 14 adj developing, flowering incipient, fledgling, maturing, blossoming, embryonic, burgeoning, nascent, sprouting, pullulating, germinal, germinating, vegetating, bursting forth, shooting up
pubescent 11 noun very young person infant, adolescent, youth, teenager, baby, kid, minor, youngster, innocent, issue, teen
pubescent 42 noun very young person toddler, juvenile, offspring, bairn, sprout, suckling, newborn, lamb, progeny, tyke, tot, imp, cub, squirt, neonate, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, mite, descendant, moppet, brat, chick, cherub, stripling, whippersnapper, nestling, shaver, dickens, preteen, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, small fry, teenybopper, young one
pubescent 2 adj fluffy light, soft
pubescent 10 adj fluffy feathery, fleecy, fuzzy, silky, woolly, featherlike, plumate, plumose, velutinous, velvety
pubescent 9 adj ready to bear, produce productive, rich, bearing, black, flowering, pregnant, producing, rank, yielding
pubescent 29 adj ready to bear, produce lush, fruitful, abundant, bountiful, breeding, fecund, luxuriant, plentiful, prolific, teeming, virile, gravid, plenteous, spawning, arable, breedy, bringing forth, childing, feracious, flowing with milk and honey, generative, hebetic, loamy, procreant, proliferant, puberal, uberous, vegetative, with child
pubescent 2 adj having much hair bearded, rough
pubescent 22 adj having much hair furry, shaggy, woolly, fuzzy, hirsute, bristly, bushy, downy, fleecy, flocculent, fluffy, tufted, pilose, unshaven, bewhiskered, lanate, pileous, piliferous, stubbly, unshorn, villous, whiskered
pubescent 11 adj childish infant, adolescent, young, growing, green, tender, junior, fresh, teenage, developing, younger
pubescent 24 adj childish youthful, blooming, formative, budding, babyish, boyish, callow, childlike, girlish, immature, inexperienced, infantile, jejune, naive, puerile, undeveloped, unripe, unsophisticated, vernal, kid stuff, beardless, milk-fed, unfledged, unweaned
pubescent 13 adj immature new, raw, adolescent, modern, infant, growing, tender, little, junior, recent, early, fresh, developing
pubescent 37 adj immature budding, youthful, inexperienced, juvenile, blossoming, tenderfoot, crude, punk, newborn, green, blooming, fledgling, inferior, boyish, callow, childish, childlike, girlish, ignorant, puerile, undeveloped, undisciplined, unfinished, unlearned, unripe, unseasoned, untried, unversed, vernal, unpracticed, boylike, burgeoning, girllike, half-grown, newish, not aged, unfledged
pubescent 6 adj new, immature adolescent, young, active, fresh, infant, tender
pubescent 17 adj new, immature enthusiastic, underage, girlish, boyish, childlike, childish, inexperienced, budding, buoyant, callow, green, juvenile, keen, puerile, vernal, vigorous, full of life
pubescent 1 adj adolescent young
pubescent 4 adj adolescent immature, juvenile, youthful, pre-adult
pubescent 4 noun teenager adolescent, junior, minor, youngster
pubescent 3 noun teenager juvenile, teenybopper, young person
pubescent 2 adj hairy bearded, rough
pubescent 21 adj hairy bristly, bushy, downy, fleecy, flocculent, fluffy, furry, fuzzy, hirsute, shaggy, tufted, woolly, bewhiskered, lanate, pileous, piliferous, stubbly, unshaven, unshorn, villous, whiskered
pubescent 8 adj fertile bearing, black, flowering, pregnant, producing, productive, rich, yielding
pubescent 30 adj fertile abundant, bountiful, breeding, fecund, fruitful, gravid, lush, luxuriant, plenteous, plentiful, prolific, rank, spawning, teeming, virile, arable, breedy, bringing forth, childing, feracious, flowing with milk and honey, generative, hebetic, loamy, procreant, proliferant, puberal, uberous, vegetative, with child
pubescent 10 noun child infant, adolescent, youngster, innocent, issue, minor, teenager, teen, kid, youth
pubescent 43 noun child juvenile, bairn, sprout, newborn, descendant, offspring, lamb, mite, progeny, tyke, imp, squirt, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, baby, cherub, bud, toddler, moppet, suckling, brat, cub, chick, neonate, stripling, nestling, shaver, dickens, whippersnapper, preteen, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, small fry, teenybopper, young one
public 19 adj community, general urban, mutual, civic, civil, national, social, popular, universal, city, metropolitan, government, country, free, state, common, open, accessible, municipal, widespread
public 11 adj community, general communal, governmental, unrestricted, conjoint, open-door, federal, conjunct, free to all, intermutual, not private, without charge
public 12 adj known, acknowledged popular, social, patent, plain, open, general, exposed, obvious, published, recognized, usual, widespread
public 6 adj known, acknowledged overt, notorious, prevalent, vulgar, societal, in circulation
public 18 noun people of community; people interested in something everyone, people, country, community, nation, society, audience, population, suite, following, masses, buyers, heads, supporters, voters, citizens, patrons, bodies
public 8 noun people of community; people interested in something populace, electorate, clientele, multitude, mob, commonalty, followers, men and women
publication 14 noun printing of written or visual material announcement, reporting, writing, broadcast, broadcasting, publicity, communication, appearance, statement, discovery, revelation, publishing, issuing, airing
publication 12 noun printing of written or visual material disclosure, dissemination, advertisement, promulgation, proclamation, declaration, notification, public relations, issuance, pronunciamento, ventilation, divulgation
publication 7 noun something printed for reading information, magazine, book, newspaper, news, issue, annual
publication 7 noun something printed for reading brochure, booklet, pamphlet, periodical, newsletter, leaflet, handbill
publicity 16 noun promotion of something, someone attention, commercial, distribution, fame, pitch, currency, announcement, report, spread, pushing, press, broadcasting, advertising, release, billing, announcing
publicity 27 noun promotion of something, someone noise, clout, propaganda, notoriety, hoopla, hype, scratch, promulgation, boost, blurb, limelight, plug, ballyhoo, handout, puffery, puff, spotlight, public relations, write-up, ink, PR, big noise, build-up, press-agentry, promo, public notice, réclame
publish 10 verb have printed, issue disclose, distribute, broadcast, report, produce, print, announce, declare, proclaim, communicate
publish 9 verb have printed, issue put out, promulgate, publicize, circulate, divulge, spotlight, bring out, let it be known, put in print
publisher 11 noun founder, inventor administrator, architect, author, builder, elder, leader, maker, motor, patron, sponsor, supporter
publisher 15 noun founder, inventor creator, dean, generator, matriarch, organizer, originator, patriarch, prime mover, promoter, sire, encourager, initiator, introducer, mover, promulgator
publisher 10 noun people or person working in communications reporter, media, writer, magazine, paper, journalist, newspaper, correspondent, journalism, columnist
publisher 7 noun people or person working in communications periodical, publicist, interviewer, fourth estate, photographer, newsperson, editor
publisher 3 noun typesetter typographer, compositor, pressperson
pudding 1 noun coagulated dish dessert
pudding 3 noun coagulated dish tapioca, mousse, custard
pudding 3 noun mousse junket, tapioca, custard
pull 13 verb drawing something with force tear, haul, rip, trail, drag, remove, pick, stretch, evolve, gather, strain, truck, row
pull 19 verb drawing something with force tow, pluck, tug, yank, cull, dislocate, rend, jerk, heave, paddle, wrench, lug, uproot, twitch, extract, sprain, schlepp, take out, weed
pull 5 verb attract win, draw, get, obtain, secure
pull 4 verb attract pick up, lure, entice, magnetize
pump 12 verb draw or push out draw, drain, tap, supply, send, pour, push, force, swell, drive, draft, empty
pump 11 verb draw or push out siphon, inject, distend, dilate, elevate, inflate, bail out, blow up, draw off, drive out, force out
pump 1 verb question relentlessly question
pump 9 verb question relentlessly grill, probe, interrogate, quiz, query, cross-examine, draw out, give the third degree, worm out of
pumpkin 1 noun vegetable fruit
pumpkin 5 noun vegetable squash, vine, gourd, pepo, jack-o'-lantern
punch 13 noun hit blow, shot, stroke, slap, clip, slam, belt, poke, sock, strike, box, knock, dig
punch 22 noun hit jab, jog, clout, rap, nudge, pummel, thump, prod, biff, smash, buffet, smack, wallop, thrust, slug, bash, plug, bop, plunk, cuff, lollop, one-two
punch 7 noun energy, vigor bite, impact, force, point, drive, validity, effectiveness
punch 4 noun energy, vigor verve, forcefulness, cogency, validness
punch 4 verb perforate, prick poke, drill, cut, bore
punch 5 verb perforate, prick jab, stab, stamp, pierce, puncture
punctual 14 adj on time accurate, careful, constant, early, exact, particular, precise, prompt, quick, ready, regular, reliable, steady, strict
punctual 21 adj on time expeditious, dependable, conscientious, fussy, heedful, meticulous, on the nose, painstaking, periodic, punctilious, recurrent, scrupulous, seasonable, timely, cyclic, under the wire, conscionable, in good time, on schedule, on the button, on the dot
punctuation mark 3 noun typographical symbol bullet, reference, leaders
punctuation mark 7 noun typographical symbol dagger, ditto, asterisk, caret, diacritical mark, double dagger, punctuation
punish 15 verb penalize for wrongdoing discipline, harm, dismiss, sentence, execute, hurt, abuse, fine, correct, whip, injure, lecture, beat, train, switch
punish 33 verb penalize for wrongdoing incarcerate, expel, chastise, spank, paddle, castigate, exile, reprove, debar, maltreat, blacklist, batter, misuse, chasten, scourge, immure, cuff, lash, flog, oppress, beat up, do in, knock about, rough up, crack down on, defrock, attend to, give a going over, give the works, rap knuckles, slap wrist, teach a lesson, throw the book at
pupil 6 noun person who is learning something undergraduate, senior, student, satellite, scholar, junior
pupil 16 noun person who is learning something learner, adherent, tenderfoot, beginner, novice, neophyte, brain, follower, bookworm, attendant, disciple, graduate student, sophomore, catechumen, first-year student, schoolboy/ girl
pure 14 adj unmixed, genuine real, perfect, natural, classic, simple, plain, bright, neat, clear, complete, fair, straight, total, true
pure 16 adj unmixed, genuine unadulterated, authentic, transparent, flawless, kosher, limpid, lucid, out-and-out, pellucid, plenary, unclouded, undiluted, pure and simple, twenty-four carat, unalloyed, unmingled
pure 26 adj clean, uncontaminated pristine, wholesome, refined, unadulterated, immaculate, sanitary, snowy, spotless, stainless, sterile, unblemished, unstained, unsullied, untarnished, unsoiled, untainted, purified, sterilized, disinfected, germ-free, intemerate, pasteurized, taintless, undebased, unpolluted, unspotted
pure 10 adj virginal, chaste good, decent, honest, clean, fresh, continent, innocent, kid, modest, true
pure 29 adj virginal, chaste blameless, celibate, exemplary, guileless, immaculate, inculpable, irreproachable, righteous, sinless, spotless, stainless, unblemished, undefiled, unstained, unsullied, upright, virgin, virtuous, uncorrupted, babe in woods, inviolate, lily white, maidenly, pure as driven snow, unblighted, unprofaned, unspotted, wet behind ears, wide-eyed
pure 4 adj absolute, utter sheer, mere, complete, blasted
pure 7 adj absolute, utter unmitigated, blessed, confounded, infernal, out-and-out, thorough, unqualified
pure 3 adj theoretical abstract, academic, philosophical
pure 3 adj theoretical speculative, tentative, unproved
purpose 33 noun intention, meaning, aim function, desire, direction, goal, determination, wish, view, idea, project, reason, intent, principle, ambition, objective, scope, scheme, target, plan, prospect, resolve, end, point, calculation, object, drift, expectation, mission, will, design, destination, dream, proposal, hope
purpose 14 noun intention, meaning, aim aspiration, mecca, animus, proposition, premeditation, bourn, big idea, intendment, ulterior motive, whatfor, whole idea, why and wherefore, whyfor, where one's headed
purpose 5 noun persistence, resolve faith, determination, confidence, will, resolution
purpose 5 noun persistence, resolve constancy, firmness, tenacity, steadfastness, single-mindedness
purpose 18 noun use function, duty, goal, effect, benefit, result, objective, outcome, target, good, return, advantage, profit, object, mission, mark, gain, utility
purpose 1 noun use avail
purpose 14 verb intend, set sights on resolve, decide, conclude, pursue, propose, mind, aim, contemplate, design, plan, determine, commit, consider, mean
purpose 10 verb intend, set sights on ponder, meditate, aspire, bid for, have a mind to, have in view, think to, work for, work toward, make up one's mind
pursuit 10 noun chase, search hunt, quest, inquiry, hunting, reaching, seeking, trail, following, trailing, pursuing
pursuit 5 noun chase, search stalk, tracking, pursual, pursuance, going all out
pursuit 13 noun occupation, interest of person career, undertaking, accomplishment, occupation, activity, business, work, job, calling, venture, pleasure, employment, accomplishing
pursuit 11 noun occupation, interest of person do, hang, thing, game, pastime, racket, hobby, line, vocation, go, biz
push 21 noun physical force assault, advance, offensive, drive, attack, effort, bearing, weight, energy, blow, poke, driving, lean, charge, impact, butt, shove, mass, shoving, straining, forcing
push 9 noun physical force thrust, nudge, propulsion, jolt, onset, prod, exertion, exerting, thrusting
push 7 noun mental determination initiative, drive, energy, enterprise, punch, ambition, snap
push 10 noun mental determination vigor, spunk, guts, get-up-and-go, gumption, pep, vitality, go, starch, dynamism
push 19 verb thrust, press with force force, shove, launch, shift, move, drive, pressure, accelerate, crowd, strain, poke, stir, butt, railroad, squeeze, shoulder, dig, elbow, muscle
push 25 verb thrust, press with force depress, propel, bump, nudge, exert, ram, bulldoze, jostle, impel, jam, hustle, squash, gore, squish, budge, strong-arm, bear down, steamroll, crush against, high pressure, lie on, pour it on, put the arm on, rest on, make one's way
push 12 verb incite, urge press, pressure, encourage, speed, inspire, influence, persuade, hurry, motivate, railroad, squeeze, kid
push 30 verb incite, urge spur, coerce, bulldoze, goad, jolly, oblige, prod, browbeat, constrain, expedite, impel, strong-arm, bear down, egg on, turn on, goose, steamroll, dragoon, exert influence, fire up, go to town on, key up, lean on, overpress, pour it on, push around, put the screws to, put up to, sell on, speed up
push 2 verb advertise, promote advance, boost
push 7 verb advertise, promote plug, puff, publicize, hype, propagandize, cry up, make known
put 20 verb position insert, set, invest, focus, bring, settle, place, lay, install, establish, stick, plant, fix, park, seat, nail, concentrate, deposit, rest, quarter
put 13 verb position peg, fixate, plop, plunk, embed, repose, fasten, situate, plank, concenter, rivet, plank down, plunk down
put 20 verb propose; express in words set, offer, suggest, give, submit, turn, present, pose, word, render, advance, prefer, express, couch, forward, state, translate, phrase, tender, air
put 11 verb propose; express in words proposition, vent, formulate, transpose, ventilate, propound, utter, posit, bring forward, propone, set before
put 8 verb commit, assign make, set, force, require, impose, employ, condemn, subject
put 9 verb commit, assign consign, levy, doom, oblige, induce, inflict, enjoin, constrain, subject to
puzzle 8 verb baffle, confuse disturb, distract, frustrate, stumble, beat, stir, pose, throw
puzzle 28 verb baffle, confuse mystify, complicate, stump, perplex, bewilder, flummox, rattle, befuddle, nonplus, bemuse, disconcert, confound, amaze, flabbergast, dumbfound, floor, snow, addle, foil, obscure, bamboozle, discombobulate, put off, befog, buffalo, get to, profundicate, psych out
puzzle 1 verb wonder about study
puzzle 10 verb wonder about ponder, brood, cudgel, muse, marvel, ask oneself, mull over, think about, think hard, rack one's brains
pyramid 10 noun monument monolith, tomb, shrine, edifice, memorial, obelisk, tribute, cairn, cenotaph, mastaba
quadrilateral 1 noun four-sided figure square
quadrilateral 3 noun four-sided figure rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus
qualification 11 noun ability, aptitude accomplishment, experience, capability, fitness, skill, quality, goods, capacity, stuff, attribute, might
qualification 10 noun ability, aptitude eligibility, adequacy, suitability, competence, suitableness, endowment, attainment, makings, qualifiedness, what it takes
qualification 8 noun requirement, restriction provision, condition, limitation, objection, exception, need, reservation, essential
qualification 11 noun requirement, restriction criterion, proviso, exemption, requisite, stipulation, caveat, modification, postulate, contingency, prerequisite, allowance
qualified 21 adj able, skillful experienced, talented, capable, efficient, licensed, accomplished, trained, equipped, adequate, proved, tried, fit, instructed, tested, examined, practiced, fitted, expert, good, proper, veteran
qualified 16 adj able, skillful knowledgeable, proficient, competent, adept, au fait, pro, wicked, disciplined, certified, vet, catechized, quizzed, all around, up to snuff, up to speed, war-horse
qualified 6 adj limited, restricted determined, guarded, reserved, modified, fixed, partial
qualified 8 adj limited, restricted bounded, confined, conditional, contingent, definite, equivocal, provisional, circumscribed
qualify 16 verb make or become ready, prepared enable, score, train, entitle, pass, ready, meet, authorize, fit, permit, commission, sanction, suit, equip, condition, ground
qualify 17 verb make or become ready, prepared certify, empower, endow, suffice, check out, get by, hack it, make the cut, pass muster, capacitate, come up to snuff, cut it, fill the bill, make it, make the grade, measure up, earn one's wings
qualify 13 verb lessen, restrict ease, reduce, vary, modify, alter, soften, limit, adapt, diminish, regulate, moderate, change, weaken
qualify 7 verb lessen, restrict restrain, mitigate, assuage, abate, circumscribe, modulate, temper
qualify 5 verb characterize, distinguish describe, mark, name, attribute, assign
qualify 8 verb characterize, distinguish designate, predicate, singularize, ascribe, impute, signalize, individualize, individuate
quality 18 noun characteristic, feature kind, nature, trait, character, element, aspect, condition, sort, essence, constitution, attribute, make, mark, genius, virtue, factor, property, description
quality 11 noun characteristic, feature individuality, savor, endowment, peculiarity, affirmation, parameter, affection, predication, name of tune, nature of beast, way of it
quality 19 noun value, status kind, capacity, variety, character, condition, grade, merit, standing, group, state, station, worth, step, rank, distinction, class, place, position, virtue
quality 11 noun value, status excellence, preeminence, footing, repute, arete, caliber, perfection, superiority, stature, superbness, excellency
quantitative 2 adj determinable significant, material
quantitative 11 adj determinable perceptible, calculable, commensurate, computable, fathomable, mensurable, assessable, gaugeable, quantifiable, surveyable, weighable
quantitative 11 adj all-inclusive sweeping, extensive, complete, comprehensive, overall, general, bulk, mass, broad, total, widespread
quantitative 7 adj all-inclusive indiscriminate, large-scale, far-reaching, in bulk, in quantity, in the mass, wide-ranging
quantity 21 noun number or amount load, capacity, variety, bulk, sum, volume, portion, pile, length, size, body, lot, extent, figure, budget, deal, magnitude, mass, measure, part, total
quantity 10 noun number or amount abundance, batch, quota, profusion, greatness, expanse, allotment, amplitude, aggregate, multitude
quarrelsome 3 adj being disagreeable cross, violent, war
quarrelsome 41 adj being disagreeable petulant, contentious, litigious, cantankerous, tempestuous, belligerent, combative, turbulent, fractious, unruly, argumentative, bad-tempered, bellicose, choleric, churlish, crabby, disputatious, excitable, fiery, hasty, hotheaded, huffy, impassioned, irascible, irritable, ornery, passionate, peevish, pugnacious, querulous, snappy, thin-skinned, touchy, truculent, brawling, cat-and-dog, dissentious, gladiatorial, have chip on shoulder, pettish, ructious
quarter 6 noun one of four equal parts term, portion, part, division, span, section
quarter 8 noun one of four equal parts semester, quad, two bits, one-fourth, fourth, quadrant, farthing, quartern
quarter 19 noun area, neighborhood sector, region, part, place, point, province, division, direction, position, zone, district, bearing, section, spot, domain, station, location, territory, side
quarter 12 noun area, neighborhood locality, zoo, slum, turf, precinct, inner city, neck of the woods, skid row, barrio, ghetto, old town, stomping ground
quarter 2 noun forgiveness favor, grace
quarter 6 noun forgiveness pity, mercy, lenity, compassion, leniency, clemency
quarter 1 verb divide into four equal parts cut
quarter 4 verb divide into four equal parts cleave, dismember, cut up, fourth
quarter 11 verb provide lodging settle, entertain, shelter, house, accommodate, place, board, install, station, post, establish
quarter 8 verb provide lodging billet, domicile, canton, harbor, lodge, bunk, put up, domiciliate
queen 11 noun female monarch monarch, ruler, empress, regent, consort, queen dowager, female ruler, female sovereign, queen consort, queen mother, wife of a king
queen 9 noun royal lady monarch, ruler, matriarch, consort, sovereign, empress, regina, ranee, czarina
quest 13 noun search, exploration expedition, adventure, hunt, research, journey, inquiry, investigation, chase, pursuit, seeking, mission, examination, enterprise
quest 11 noun search, exploration probe, crusade, voyage, inquest, quarry, inquisition, probing, prey, pursual, delving, pilgrimmage
question 5 noun asking for answer investigation, inquiry, questioning, poll, examination
question 10 noun asking for answer query, inquisition, inquest, catechism, interrogation, interrogatory, inquiring, third degree, wringer, Q and A
question 12 noun controversy, doubt mystery, objection, confusion, challenge, uncertainty, argument, difficulty, problem, debate, dispute, puzzle, protest
question 9 noun controversy, doubt query, contention, remonstration, misgiving, demur, enigma, dubiety, remonstrance, demurral
question 8 noun issue, point at issue point, discussion, topic, theme, problem, proposal, subject, motion
question 1 noun issue, point at issue proposition
question 8 verb ask for answer search, challenge, investigate, interview, seek, examine, pump, quest
question 29 verb ask for answer grill, interrogate, quiz, query, knock, hit, roast, inquire, probe, enquire, solicit, catechize, pry, petition, cross-examine, go over, ask about, give the third degree, hit up, hold out for, make inquiry, put through the wringer, put to the question, raise question, show curiosity, sound out, sweat it out of, work over, pick one's brains
question 6 verb doubt oppose, challenge, suspect, dispute, hesitate, suspicion
question 11 verb doubt query, impugn, distrust, disbelieve, mistrust, controvert, impeach, call into question, cast doubt upon, puzzle over, wonder about
questionnaire 4 noun inquiry application, survey, poll, sampling
questionnaire 3 noun inquiry census, canvass, public-opinion poll
queue 10 noun sequence string, chain, series, rank, tail, train, file, line, order, row
queue 5 noun sequence progression, concatenation, echelon, succession, tier
quickly 4 adv fast rapidly, immediately, instantly, quick
quickly 23 adv fast instantaneously, swiftly, speedily, promptly, hastily, apace, briskly, flat-out, in a flash, lickety-split, pronto, swift, expeditiously, hurriedly, chop-chop, fleetly, full tilt, in haste, in nothing flat, in short order, like a bat out of hell, like a flash, like a shot
quiet 10 adj without or with little sound soft, silent, peaceful, reserved, low, close, still, dumb, quieted, stilled
quiet 25 adj without or with little sound reticent, mute, hushed, muffled, inaudible, noiseless, quiescent, secretive, soundless, speechless, taciturn, tight-lipped, uncommunicative, unexpressed, close-mouthed, low-pitched, unuttered, muted, whist, buttoned up, clammed up, could hear a pin drop, hushful, not saying boo, unspeaking
quiet 16 adj calm, peaceful shy, smooth, private, gentle, mild, stable, still, retired, level, contented, isolated, secret, collected, reserved, fixed, remote
quiet 21 adj calm, peaceful secluded, serene, placid, sedate, tranquil, hushed, pacific, halcyon, docile, inactive, meek, motionless, restful, stagnant, undisturbed, unruffled, untroubled, unfrequented, sequestered, unanxious, unexcited
quiet 3 adj simple, unobtrusive modest, plain, conservative
quiet 8 adj simple, unobtrusive subdued, sober, unassuming, unpretentious, restrained, homely, tasteful, inobtrusive
quiet 6 noun calmness, silence peace, calm, ease, stop, rest, still
quiet 15 noun calmness, silence stillness, tranquillity, relaxation, serenity, quietude, quietness, repose, hush, lull, noiselessness, cessation, termination, soundlessness, speechlessness, dead air
quiet 12 verb make silent, calm satisfy, relax, please, soften, square, stroke, still, compose, moderate, smooth, settle, silence
quiet 40 verb make silent, calm hush, appease, muzzle, subdue, muffle, assuage, soothe, pacify, squelch, mollify, allay, reconcile, palliate, lull, ameliorate, console, ice, becalm, quieten, gratify, soft-pedal, squash, gag, tranquilize, slack, choke, shush, calm down, fix up, shut up, inactivate, can it, clam up, cool it, cool out, dummy up, hold it down, patch things up, take the bite out of, button one's lip
quit 9 verb abandon, leave depart, retire, go, withdraw, drop, yield, exit, resign, desert
quit 27 verb abandon, leave relinquish, surrender, pull out, renounce, vacate, drop out, blow, evacuate, abdicate, book, decamp, forsake, bow out, check out, cut out, get off, push off, take off, throw over, walk out on, give up, go away from, hang it up, leave flat, leave hanging, run out on, take a walk
quit 10 verb stop doing something suspend, conclude, retire, leave, cease, withdraw, abandon, drop, end, resign
quit 25 verb stop doing something halt, discontinue, terminate, break off, desist, secede, knock off, leave off, surcease, wind up, wrap up, give up, call it a day, call it quits, cut it out, get on the wagon, give notice, give over, hang it up, kick over, kick the habit, pack in, quit cold, sew up, take the cure
quota 15 noun portion allotted to something measure, division, cut, end, assignment, bite, share, proportion, part, slice, lot, percentage, piece, chunk, split
quota 10 noun portion allotted to something allocation, allowance, allotment, apportionment, ration, divvy, quantum, meed, partage, piece of action
quotation 7 noun citation quote, reference, passage, estimate, selection, price, offer
quotation 1 noun citation excerpt
quote 7 verb repeat something spoken, written by another recall, cite, name, reference, detail, proclaim, instance
quote 10 verb repeat something spoken, written by another recite, attest, parrot, excerpt, recollect, adduce, paraphrase, extract, refer to, retell
rabbit 1 noun animal buck
rabbit 12 noun animal rodent, hare, bunny, cony, capon, doe, cuniculus, cottontail, chinchilla, lapin, coney, lagomorph
race 12 noun pursuit; running, speeding run, contest, competition, course, match, event, chase, rush, clip, engagement, go, meet
race 9 noun pursuit; running, speeding contention, relay, sprint, clash, scurry, dash, spurt, rivalry, marathon
race 18 noun ethnic group issue, tribe, family, people, color, house, strain, seed, folk, variety, species, type, stock, nation, blood, line, kind, culture
race 9 noun ethnic group offspring, progeny, breed, lineage, kindred, nationality, clan, kin, cultural group
race 3 noun stream, river run, tide, branch
race 10 noun stream, river rill, creek, duct, rivulet, brook, sluice, gill, runnel, raceway, rindle
race 16 verb run, speed in competition fly, shoot, rush, hurry, tear, contest, compete, bolt, scramble, chase, career, boil, course, pursue, post, wing
race 20 verb run, speed in competition gallop, scamper, dart, dash, sprint, hustle, swoop, whisk, fling, haste, scud, skim, hie, outstrip, lash, spurt, hasten, bustle, scuttle, plunge ahead
racial 3 adj ethnic genetic, national, folk
racial 8 adj ethnic ancestral, hereditary, tribal, ethnological, genealogical, lineal, phyletic, phylogenetic
racism 2 noun prejudice against an ethnic group discrimination, bias
racism 9 noun prejudice against an ethnic group bigotry, segregation, apartheid, unfairness, partiality, one-sidedness, racialism, sectarianism, illiberality
rack 7 noun frame, framework box, shelf, counter, bed, furniture, stand, structure
rack 7 noun frame, framework perch, receptacle, trestle, bracket, ledge, holder, arbor
rack 8 verb torture; strain shake, pull, stress, pain, try, tear, force, stretch
rack 13 verb torture; strain torment, wrench, afflict, crucify, distress, agonize, excruciate, oppress, harass, persecute, martyr, wring, harrow
radiation 6 noun dissemination emission, transmission, broadcast, spread, distribution, scattering
radiation 11 noun dissemination diffusion, circulation, divergence, dispersion, propagation, ramification, dispersal, dissipation, divarication, polarization, diffraction
radiation 3 noun fallout radioactivity, nuclear particles, radioactive particles
radical 12 adj fundamental, basic profound, natural, bottom, constitutional, primary, original, organic, essential, native, inherent, underlying, vital
radical 10 adj fundamental, basic primitive, basal, cardinal, deep-seated, innate, intrinsic, primal, thoroughgoing, foundational, meat-and-potatoes
radical 9 adj deviating by extremes revolutionary, progressive, violent, sweeping, entire, advanced, complete, excessive, severe
radical 29 adj deviating by extremes militant, fanatical, uncompromising, far-out, extremist, insurgent, refractory, iconoclastic, immoderate, insubordinate, intransigent, lawless, mutinous, nihilistic, rabid, rebellious, recalcitrant, restive, riotous, seditious, thorough, ultra, way out, insurrectionary, leftist, recusant, freethinking, anarchistic, ultraist
radical 3 noun person who advocates significant, often extreme change revolutionary, progressive, rebel
radical 25 noun person who advocates significant, often extreme change militant, renegade, fanatic, firebrand, insurgent, extremist, agitator, subversive, anarchist, insurrectionist, iconoclast, nonconformist, avant-garde, nihilist, pacifist, mutineer, freethinker, leftist, reformer, rioter, objector, secessionist, left-winger, revolter, ultraist
radio 2 noun communication by electronic air waves transmission, receiver
radio 13 noun communication by electronic air waves wireless, Walkman, telegraphy, radiotelegraphy, telephony, radiotelegraph, Marconi, radiotelephone, AM-FM, CB, radionics, radiotelephonics, shortwave
rage 6 noun extreme anger violence, excitement, passion, storm, explosion, upset
rage 46 noun extreme anger madness, furor, temper, fury, bitterness, resentment, mania, irritation, frenzy, animosity, exasperation, obsession, indignation, outburst, agitation, umbrage, gall, hemorrhage, asperity, convulsion, spasm, choler, wrath, acrimony, vehemence, ferment, ferocity, ire, eruption, squall, heat, huff, tantrum, rampage, spleen, bluster, acerbity, uproar, paroxysm, apoplexy, raving, dander, blowup, hysterics, fireworks, wingding
rage 9 noun something in vogue; popular notion enthusiasm, passion, style, fashion, happening, cry, in, latest, mode
rage 23 noun something in vogue; popular notion mania, furor, freak, vagary, conceit, fancy, caprice, thing, whim, fad, crotchet, chic, now, craze, dernier cri, last word, latest thing, hot spot, in-spot, in-thing, latest wrinkle, newest wrinkle, up to the minute
rage 5 verb be angry tear, yell, steam, storm, scream
rage 36 verb be angry blow up, rampage, roar, erupt, seethe, chafe, fulminate, bristle, rant, fume, scold, splutter, surge, rave, overflow, fret, boil over, be beside oneself, be furious, be uncontrollable, blow a fuse, champ at bit, fly off the handle, foam at the mouth, go berserk, have a fit, have a tantrum, let off steam, look daggers, make a fuss over, rail at, rant and rave, snap at, throw a fit, work oneself into sweat, blow one's top
raid 6 noun attack, seizure capture, sweep, arrest, assault, invasion, pull
raid 18 noun attack, seizure break-in, onslaught, sortie, incursion, roundup, descent, inroad, bust, onset, foray, irruption, reconnaissance, sally, surprise attack, forced entrance, hit-and-run, shootup, tipover
raid 12 verb attack, pillage bomb, assault, storm, invade, sweep, sack, charge, strike, waste, shell, heat, rifle
raid 36 verb attack, pillage plunder, rob, bombard, blockade, harass, ransack, loot, overrun, swoop, forage, foray, slough, breach, pirate, devastate, inroad, rake, despoil, assail, sally, maraud, harry, break in, knock off, sally forth, spoliate, strafe, torpedo, descend on, fall upon, fire on, knock over, lean against, lean on, march on, tip over
railway 2 noun railroad track, line
railway 2 noun railroad rail line, train line
rain 11 noun downpour of water or other substance shower, flood, stream, pouring, sprinkle, spit, pour, fall, sprinkling, showers, sheets
rain 24 noun downpour of water or other substance rainfall, deluge, hail, torrent, mist, precipitation, drizzle, condensation, cloudburst, flurry, spate, volley, sleet, rainstorm, monsoon, raindrops, cat-and-dog weather, drencher, heavy dew, liquid sunshine, precip, sun shower, wet stuff, window washer
rain 7 verb drop water or other substance sprinkle, bucket, pour, shower, storm, fall, deposit
rain 8 verb drop water or other substance patter, lavish, bestow, hail, mist, drizzle, sleet, come down in buckets
rainbow 2 noun color spectrum curve, bow
rainbow 5 noun color spectrum variegation, prism, arc, crescent, band of color
raise 8 noun increase in salary or position hike, boost, advance, rise, jump, addition, promotion, raising
raise 11 noun increase in salary or position increment, leg, bump, accession, accretion, augmentation, step-up, hold-up, jump-up, leg-up, move-up
raise 8 verb lift; build from the ground boost, lift, promote, establish, rear, shove, mount, construct
raise 26 verb lift; build from the ground set up, exalt, pry, elevate, erect, hoist, upraise, lever, uplift, heave, bring up, hold up, pull up, put up, take up, throw up, uprear, upheave, upcast, lift up, move up, place up, put on its end, run up, set upright, stand up
raise 20 verb increase, augment get, strengthen, obtain, jump, collect, reinforce, enhance, promote, boost, recruit, rally, form, mushroom, assemble, advance, hike, gather, up, mass, honor
raise 34 verb increase, augment heighten, pyramid, dignify, congregate, aggravate, magnify, enlarge, exalt, congress, inflate, levy, escalate, snowball, intensify, amplify, exaggerate, muster, rendezvous, mobilize, build up, look up, perk up, pick up, put up, goose, forgather, fetch up, goose up, hike up, jack up, jump up, run up, send through the roof, shoot up
raise 7 verb start up, motivate; introduce suggest, set, cause, advance, motivate, foster, provoke
raise 18 verb start up, motivate; introduce abet, awaken, incite, excite, broach, resurrect, moot, arouse, activate, evoke, kindle, instigate, foment, bring up, whip up, put forward, set on, stir up
raise 11 verb nurture, care for develop, provide, support, produce, grow, rear, foster, plant, group, train, nurse
raise 10 verb nurture, care for nourish, suckle, wean, breed, propagate, sow, cultivate, bring up, drag up, fetch up
rally 5 noun celebratory meeting assembly, session, convention, meet, celebration
rally 7 noun celebratory meeting convocation, assemblage, get-together, clambake, mass meeting, pep rally, pow-wow
rally 2 noun turn for the better recovery, improvement
rally 6 noun turn for the better resurgence, recuperation, revival, renewal, comeback, turning point
rally 12 verb reorganize, unite restore, organize, reform, charge, urge, fire, wake, assemble, challenge, gather, collect, encourage
rally 34 verb reorganize, unite arouse, redouble, resuscitate, waken, rouse, rejuvenate, revive, whet, convene, counterattack, inspirit, kindle, awaken, muster, refresh, summon, resurrect, renew, mobilize, marshal, surge, call to arms, come about, get together, round up, wreak havoc, bestir, regroup, reassemble, bond together, bring to order, bring together, come to order, come together
rally 2 verb revive; take a turn for the better recover, improve
rally 24 verb revive; take a turn for the better enliven, recuperate, refresh, surge, invigorate, bounce back, come along, perk up, pick up, pull through, brace up, come around, come from behind, get act together, get back in shape, get better, get second wind, grow stronger, make a comeback, regain strength, shape up, snap out of it, turn around, turn things around
random 3 adj haphazard, chance odd, casual, spot
random 23 adj haphazard, chance aimless, unplanned, irregular, accidental, incidental, indiscriminate, arbitrary, adventitious, contingent, desultory, fluky, fortuitous, hit-or-miss, promiscuous, purposeless, slapdash, stray, unpremeditated, unconsidered, designless, driftless, objectless, unaimed
randy 10 adj crude coarse, disorderly, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, libertine, licentious, lustful, uninhibited, vulgar
range 31 noun sphere, distance, extent area, space, spectrum, field, length, scope, territory, dimension, matter, domain, neighborhood, sweep, hearing, sphere, realm, dimensions, stretch, spread, circle, province, play, run, reach, span, tune, extension, orbit, magnitude, swing, order, limits
range 21 noun sphere, distance, extent purview, radius, leeway, ambit, gamut, panorama, vicinity, width, latitude, ken, confines, compass, expanse, amplitude, bounds, earshot, parameters, diapason, elbowroom, extensity, run of
range 14 noun order, series sort, kind, selection, variety, collection, lot, line, string, chain, sequence, rank, file, class, row
range 3 noun order, series assortment, gamut, tier
range 10 verb order, categorize group, bias, grade, line, rank, file, array, class, classify, arrange
range 12 verb order, categorize incline, dispose, align, catalogue, assort, bracket, predispose, pigeonhole, categorize, draw up, allineate, line up
range 11 verb wander, roam drift, reach, spread, cover, float, sweep, cruise, travel, cross, explore, search
range 23 verb wander, roam encompass, traverse, stray, traipse, tramp, reconnoiter, trek, ply, scour, straggle, stroll, gallivant, ramble, prowl, rove, meander, hit the road, pass over, circumambulate, globe-trot, hit the trail, make circuit, follow one's nose
range 6 verb extend; change within limits differ, stretch, reach, vary, go, run
range 3 verb extend; change within limits fluctuate, diverge from, vary between
rank 7 adj stinking, foul off, offensive, high, bad, nasty, strong, turned
rank 33 adj stinking, foul noxious, putrid, musty, gross, disgusting, revolting, sour, tainted, stale, nauseating, dank, disagreeable, fetid, funky, gamy, humid, loathsome, mephitic, moldy, noisome, obnoxious, pungent, rancid, repulsive, smelly, fusty, reeking, evil-smelling, feculent, graveolent, olid, putrescent, strong-smelling
rank 8 adj abundant, luxurious grown, rich, wild, extreme, dense, excessive, productive, tropical
rank 17 adj abundant, luxurious lush, lavish, overgrown, flourishing, coarse, exuberant, fertile, luxuriant, profuse, prolific, rampant, vigorous, overabundant, fructiferous, high-growing, junglelike, semitropical
rank 9 adj utter, absolute perfect, gross, sheer, total, complete, positive, capital, excessive, outstanding
rank 15 adj utter, absolute blatant, consummate, glaring, arrant, conspicuous, downright, egregious, extravagant, flagrant, noticeable, outright, rampant, thorough, unmitigated, undisguised
rank 4 adj obscene, vulgar gross, shocking, dirty, nasty
rank 12 adj obscene, vulgar crass, foul, abusive, atrocious, coarse, filthy, indecent, outrageous, raunchy, scurrilous, smutty, wicked
rank 33 noun standing in a system, often a social one status, division, family, level, slot, grade, reputation, position, class, authority, sphere, quality, capacity, note, state, station, privilege, sovereignty, type, stock, sort, degree, circumstance, blood, birth, distinction, condition, dignity, place, estate, consequence, situation, order
rank 18 noun standing in a system, often a social one hierarchy, stature, classification, echelon, supremacy, esteem, seniority, parentage, pedigree, footing, stratum, paramountcy, cachet, ancestry, nobility, primacy, caste, pecking order
rank 8 noun column, tier of individuals group, string, series, range, formation, file, line, row
rank 3 noun column, tier of individuals hierarchy, echelon, queue
rank 22 verb line up; classify in system regard, list, rate, put, estimate, include, establish, locate, grade, array, sort, evaluate, judge, class, arrange, value, order, range, settle, place, position, assign
rank 18 verb line up; classify in system tab, fix, dispose, pigeonhole, assort, valuate, peg, marshal, align, put away, typecast, button down, give precedence, place in formation, put down as, put down for, put in line, size up
rank 2 verb be worthwhile; have supremacy stand, belong
rank 12 verb be worthwhile; have supremacy precede, outrank, antecede, be classed, be worth, come first, count among, forerun, go ahead of, go before, have the advantage, take the lead
rape 2 noun defilement; a forced sexual assault abuse, violation
rape 14 noun defilement; a forced sexual assault abduction, maltreatment, despoliation, rapine, pillage, plunder, depredation, molestation, plundering, spoliation, despoilment, criminal attack, forcible violation, statutory offense
rape 8 verb sexual assault by force; act of plunder force, violate, seize, ruin, sack, attack, abuse, compromise
rape 10 verb sexual assault by force; act of plunder plunder, molest, loot, ransack, betray, pillage, despoil, deceive, corrupt, spoliate
rape 2 noun forced sex assault, attack
rape 1 noun forced sex statutory
rapt 19 adj absorbed, fascinated delighted, abstracted, busy, charmed, dreaming, employed, engaged, happy, held, intent, involved, lost, occupied, overwhelmed, taken, transported, wrapped, entranced, gripped
rapt 26 adj absorbed, fascinated ecstatic, rapturous, spellbound, inattentive, absent, absent-minded, bewitched, blissful, daydreaming, deep, enamored, engrossed, hung up, hypnotized, immersed, oblivious, preoccupied, unconscious, enthralled, beguiled, captivated, carried away, caught up in, enraptured, ravished, wrapped up
rare 15 adj exceptional, infrequent limited, unusual, occasional, extraordinary, strange, unlikely, subtle, unique, few, isolated, light, scattered, seldom, short, thin
rare 23 adj exceptional, infrequent singular, uncommon, scarce, unthinkable, attenuate, deficient, flimsy, inconceivable, out of the ordinary, rarefied, scanty, sparse, sporadic, tenuous, unimaginable, unwonted, attenuated, few and far between, recherché, semioccasional, subtile, unfrequent, unheard of
rare 9 adj precious, excellent great, delicate, rich, unique, choice, elegant, extreme, fine, select
rare 11 adj precious, excellent priceless, exquisite, admirable, dainty, incomparable, invaluable, matchless, peerless, superb, superlative, recherché
rare 2 adj not fully cooked bloody, red
rare 8 adj not fully cooked underdone, half-cooked, half-raw, moderately done, nearly raw, not done, rarely done, undercooked
rat 2 noun informer sneak, source
rat 16 noun informer blabbermouth, tattler, double-crosser, turncoat, betrayer, squealer, fink, stoolie, snitch, tattletale, informant, stool pigeon, whistle-blower, canary, backstabber, deep throat
rate 11 noun ratio, proportion estimate, percentage, amount, standard, degree, comparison, scale, weight, relationship, relative, relation
rate 2 noun ratio, proportion quota, progression
rate 10 noun fee charged for service, privilege, goods figure, price, tax, cost, toll, estimate, duty, hire, charge, dues
rate 6 noun fee charged for service, privilege, goods tariff, tab, allowance, valuation, quotation, price tag
rate 7 noun speed, pace pace, flow, time, clip, motion, measure, movement
rate 8 noun speed, pace dash, tread, gallop, tempo, gait, hop, velocity, spurt
rate 22 verb judge, classify count, consider, grade, evaluate, regard, rank, assess, score, determine, estimate, deem, calculate, fix, price, tag, value, admire, survey, weigh, measure, respect, class
rate 23 verb judge, classify appraise, peg, assay, tab, reckon, valuate, apprise, pigeonhole, esteem, adjudge, put away, redline, typecast, button down, guess at, put down as, put down for, relate to standard, set at, size up, stand in with, think highly of, take one's measure
rate 5 verb be entitled to earn, deserve, succeed, triumph, merit
rate 5 verb be entitled to prosper, be accepted, be favorite, be welcome, be worthy
ratio 8 noun percentage, relation of part to whole rate, scale, proportion, relationship, equation, arrangement, fraction, correlation
ratio 4 noun percentage, relation of part to whole quota, correspondence, quotient, proportionality
rational 16 adj realistic; of sound mind wise, normal, logical, reasonable, stable, balanced, intelligent, knowing, sound, thinking, intellectual, calm, objective, reasoning, collected, together
rational 28 adj realistic; of sound mind levelheaded, sensible, impartial, lucid, deliberate, judicious, thoughtful, sane, analytical, enlightened, prudent, sober, synthetic, cool, cerebral, circumspect, discerning, discriminating, far-sighted, perspicacious, reflective, sagacious, well-advised, ratiocinative, all there, cognitive, deductive, philosophic
raw 9 adj not cooked, prepared organic, natural, rough, basic, fresh, green, native, bloody, hard
raw 25 adj not cooked, prepared unprocessed, coarse, crude, uncooked, callow, fibrous, immature, impure, rude, underdone, undressed, unformed, unprepared, unrefined, unripe, unstained, untreated, undercooked, rough-hewn, unbaked, unfashioned, unfried, ungraded, unpasteurized, unsorted
raw 10 adj exposed, tender, referring to skin cut, sensitive, wounded, open, naked, uncovered, peeled, dressed, scratched, skinned
raw 13 adj exposed, tender, referring to skin nude, sore, au naturel, unclad, abraded, blistered, bruised, chafed, galled, grazed, pared, scraped, unclothed
raw 4 adj inexperienced fresh, green, young, new
raw 13 adj inexperienced callow, ignorant, immature, inexperienced, undisciplined, unseasoned, unskilled, untaught, untrained, untried, unversed, unpracticed, unconversant
raw 6 adj vulgar, nasty rough, gross, low, rank, mean, dirty
raw 14 adj vulgar, nasty crude, coarse, foul, crass, filthy, indecent, inelegant, obscene, pornographic, rude, smutty, uncouth, unrefined, unscrupulous
raw 6 adj harsh, unpleasant, referring to weather cold, bitter, wet, freezing, chill, biting
raw 7 adj harsh, unpleasant, referring to weather chilly, damp, bleak, breezy, piercing, windy, wind-swept
reach 17 noun extent, range; stretch distance, capacity, ability, power, influence, horizon, grasp, scope, play, extension, swing, orbit, sweep, jurisdiction, spread, magnitude, command
reach 8 noun extent, range; stretch ken, ambit, gamut, purview, mastery, radius, compass, latitude
reach 7 verb arrive at hit, show, make, enter, arrive, come, land
reach 19 verb arrive at attain, overtake, check in, get in, show up, turn up, sign in, come to, catch up to, clock in, gain on, get as far as, get to, hit town, make it, make the scene, ring in, roll in, wind up at
reach 19 verb stretch to; touch end, lead, make, go, contact, stand, pass, strike, join, approach, shoot, buck, span, seize, equal, hand, strain, spread, grasp
reach 22 verb stretch to; touch attain, overtake, lunge, encompass, come at, come up to, go on, hold out, put out, carry to, continue to, extend to, feel for, get a hold of, get hold of, get to, go as far as, go to, make contact with, pass along, roll on, shake hands
reach 10 verb attain; rise move, win, drop, score, gain, fall, realize, achieve, accomplish, sink
reach 5 verb attain; rise amount to, rack up, come to, arrive at, climb to
reach 8 verb communicate with get, move, maintain, contact, affect, approach, touch, influence
reach 6 verb communicate with sway, get in touch, get through, get to, keep in contact, keep in touch
reaction 14 noun response return, feedback, attitude, reception, reply, answer, opinion, feeling, lip, kick, hit, echo, reflection, compensation
reaction 28 noun response backlash, rejoinder, counteraction, backfire, receptivity, wisecrack, acknowledgment, repercussion, take, reflex, counterpoise, rebound, recoil, counterbalance, comeback, revulsion, sass, kickback, retort, reciprocation, reverberation, boomerang, back talk, knee-jerk, snappy comeback, vibes, double-take, reagency
reaction 3 noun political conservativism right, withdrawal, retreat
reaction 11 noun political conservativism backlash, relapse, regression, backsliding, retrogression, right wing, status quo, counterrevolution, obscurantism, retrenchment, Toryism
reactor 2 noun electrical device catalyst, activator
read 12 verb look at and understand written word scan, study, gather, see, know, learn, translate, interpret, view, discover, perceive, glance
read 17 verb look at and understand written word apprehend, peruse, comprehend, skim, decipher, unravel, construe, dip into, go over, go through, make out, refer to, bury oneself in, flip through, leaf through, pore over, scratch the surface
read 14 verb express, state show, explain, deliver, say, announce, hold, display, speak, render, indicate, register, mark, assert, record
read 8 verb express, state recite, utter, expound, declaim, affirm, pronounce, restate, paraphrase
reader 1 noun person who reads scholar
reader 10 noun person who reads lecturer, anthology, bookworm, primer, proofreader, reciter, lector, editor, elocutionist, peruser
reader 7 noun one who reads habitually bookworm, proofreader, bibliophile, editor, bibliomaniac, book reviewer, literary critic
reader 8 noun one who makes a profession of reading aloud lecturer, announcer, rhetorician, reciter, lector, monologist, elocutionist, soliloquist
reader 3 noun anyone admitted to a library user, student, scholar
reader 3 noun anyone admitted to a library browser, library patron, research worker
ready 14 adj prepared; available accessible, qualified, set, fit, completed, organized, primed, near, equipped, covered, adjusted, arranged, waiting, anticipating
ready 27 adj prepared; available apt, ripe, handy, wired, at hand, convenient, expectant, on call, on tap, on the brink, all set, all systems go, at beck and call, at fingertips, at the ready, champing at bit, close to hand, equal to, fixed for, in line, in order, in place, in position, in readiness, in the saddle, on hand, open to
ready 6 adj willing, inclined eager, glad, happy, prompt, game, minded
ready 13 adj willing, inclined keen, enthusiastic, apt, prone, disposed, wired, predisposed, agreeable, ardent, zealous, fain, game for, psyched up
ready 12 adj skillful, intelligent quick, active, smart, rapid, prompt, expert, dynamic, live, sharp, bright, brilliant, skilled
ready 16 adj skillful, intelligent apt, keen, handy, acute, alert, adept, adroit, astute, clever, deft, dexterous, masterly, perceptive, proficient, quick-witted, resourceful
ready 13 verb prepare fit, provide, fix, equip, arrange, organize, get, strengthen, make, brief, set, post, order
ready 19 verb prepare gird, brace, fortify, clear the decks, fill in, make up, warm up, prep, fit out, gear up, get ready, get set, keep posted, let in on, make ready, pave the way, psych up, put on to, wise up
real 23 adj genuine in existence actual, evident, solid, certain, substantial, positive, legitimate, honest, physical, original, absolute, sound, firm, right, material, concrete, stable, essential, present, existing, live, valid, true
real 27 adj genuine in existence authentic, sincere, undeniable, palpable, existent, corporal, bodily, bona fide, corporeal, de facto, factual, heartfelt, incarnate, indubitable, intrinsic, irrefutable, perceptible, rightful, sensible, tangible, unaffected, undoubted, unfeigned, veritable, substantive, embodied, in the flesh
realism 2 noun authenticity truth, reality
realism 4 noun authenticity verisimilitude, naturalness, verity, verism
realistic 6 adj sensible, matter-of-fact real, rational, practical, reasonable, hard, sound
realistic 19 adj sensible, matter-of-fact sensible, pragmatic, businesslike, down-to-earth, sane, sober, prudent, astute, earthy, hard-boiled, levelheaded, shrewd, utilitarian, pragmatical, unromantic, commonsense, unfantastic, unidealistic, unsentimental
realistic 4 adj genuine original, natural, representative, true
realistic 7 adj genuine truthful, lifelike, authentic, faithful, graphic, representational, true to life
reality 10 noun facts of existence phenomenon, matter, truth, existence, presence, being, entity, object, validity, substance
reality 29 noun facts of existence real world, sensibility, realism, materiality, authenticity, deed, perceptibility, verisimilitude, tangibility, palpability, actuality, solidity, genuineness, realness, verity, certainty, bottom line, brass tacks, name of the game, nuts and bolts, absoluteness, substantiality, concreteness, substantive, corporeality, how things are, like it is, way of it, what's what
rear 6 adj back, end last, reverse, behind, tail, following, after
rear 15 adj back, end hinder, rearward, hind, posterior, stern, postern, aft, astern, backward, hindmost, rearmost, mizzen, dorsal, hindermost, retral
rear 9 noun back or end part bottom, back, tail, butt, end, reverse, behind, seat, heel
rear 19 noun back or end part rear end, back door, backside, buttocks, rearward, hind, posterior, stern, rump, tush, postern, tail end, back end, tailpiece, hindquarters, afterpart, back seat, hind part, rear guard
rear 5 verb raise young educate, foster, train, nurse, grow
rear 6 verb raise young breed, bring up, propagate, nurture, cultivate, care for
rear 6 verb lift, rise raise, support, jump, leap, tower, soar
rear 13 verb lift, rise bring up, turn up, loom, uphold, upraise, elevate, hoist, uplift, hold up, pick up, take up, set upright, spring up
rear 2 verb build raise, construct
rear 5 verb build fabricate, erect, put up, set up, uprear
reason 11 noun mental analysis logic, reasoning, sense, mind, understanding, wisdom, judgment, speculation, senses, brains, limits
reason 30 noun mental analysis inference, saneness, deduction, brain, wit, comprehension, intellect, argumentation, ratiocination, acumen, soundness, induction, mentality, moderation, rationality, lucidity, apprehension, discernment, sanity, propriety, rationalization, generalization, intellection, rationalism, dialectics, marbles, sensibleness, reasonableness, bounds, sound mind
reason 20 noun intention, aim motivation, goal, basis, idea, incentive, argument, motive, purpose, consideration, cause, proof, end, target, spring, object, root, design, occasion, why, grounds
reason 10 noun intention, aim impetus, rationale, antecedent, wherefore, warrant, inducement, determinant, ulterior motive, why and wherefore, whyfor
reason 11 noun explanation for an action case, idea, argument, excuse, proof, account, apology, cover, notion, defense, ground
reason 14 noun explanation for an action justification, rationale, wherefore, exposition, vindication, rationalization, apologia, why, song and dance, sour grapes, the whole idea, whatfor, why and wherefore, whyfor
reason 12 verb mentally analyze speculate, conclude, suppose, reflect, contemplate, decide, resolve, study, gather, examine, solve, think
reason 19 verb mentally analyze infer, deduct, adduce, deduce, generalize, ratiocinate, deliberate, cogitate, cerebrate, rationalize, philosophize, make out, work out, figure out, syllogize, draw conclusion, draw from, think through, thresh out
reason 11 verb argue, persuade contend, urge, prove, dispute, move, discuss, discourse, demonstrate, establish, debate, justify
reason 10 verb argue, persuade expostulate, dissuade, remonstrate, bring around, point out, prevail upon, show error of ways, talk into, talk out of, win over
reasonable 19 adj moderate, tolerable fair, cheap, proper, honest, valid, rational, objective, acceptable, modest, legitimate, average, conservative, fit, just, knowing, okay, right, sound, controlled
reasonable 28 adj moderate, tolerable plausible, humane, sensible, justifiable, impartial, judicious, understandable, equitable, prudent, restrained, feasible, sane, analytical, circumspect, discreet, inexpensive, low-priced, politic, reflective, sapient, temperate, legit, low-cost, making sense, standing to reason, unexcessive, unextreme, within reason
reasonable 9 adj intelligent, practical wise, consistent, logical, rational, conscious, perceiving, reasoning, sound, reasoned
reasonable 30 adj intelligent, practical credible, sensible, clear-cut, justifiable, plausible, judicious, thoughtful, sane, sober, advisable, arguable, believable, cerebral, commonsensical, consequent, cool, levelheaded, ratiocinative, reflective, tenable, together, tolerant, unbiased, unprejudiced, well-advised, all there, cognitive, percipient, thought-out, in one's right mind
rebel 1 adj not obeying revolutionary
rebel 5 adj not obeying insurgent, rebellious, insubordinate, mutinous, insurrectionary
rebel 4 noun person who does not obey opponent, resistance, independent, revolutionary
rebel 35 noun person who does not obey insurgent, guerrilla, separatist, nonconformist, iconoclast, traitor, revolutionist, mutineer, innovator, turncoat, agitator, nihilist, malcontent, individualist, recreant, dissenter, antagonist, heretic, renegade, deserter, demagogue, apostate, anarchist, insurrectionary, schismatic, secessionist, rioter, subverter, experimenter, disectarian, experientialist, frondeur, overthrower, revolter, seditionist
rebel 8 verb refuse to obey resist, riot, combat, upset, fight, criticize, oppose, strike
rebel 26 verb refuse to obey renounce, defy, revolt, secede, overthrow, remonstrate, dissent, disobey, denounce, censure, boycott, mutiny, overturn, break with, drop out, opt out, rock the boat, take up arms, be insubordinate, come out against, get out of line, insurrect, make waves, rise up, run amok, turn against
rebellion 2 noun disobedience; revolt revolution, rising
rebellion 12 noun disobedience; revolt dissent, uprising, insurrection, insurgency, disobedience, insubordination, schism, defiance, heresy, nonconformity, insurgence, apostasy
receipt 4 noun acknowledgment of delivery notice, slip, letter, release
receipt 11 noun acknowledgment of delivery voucher, certificate, quittance, chit, stub, declaration, discharge, cancellation, sales slip, counterfoil, proof of purchase
receipt 10 noun delivery of goods arrival, getting, admission, acceptance, reception, receiving, taking, acquisition, acquiring, admitting
receipt 3 noun delivery of goods accession, intaking, recipience
reception 13 noun acceptance; acknowledgment reaction, gathering, welcome, greeting, receiving, meeting, response, encounter, introduction, admission, acquisition, recognition, treatment
reception 6 noun acceptance; acknowledgment receipt, accession, disposition, salutation, induction, recipience
reception 5 noun celebratory party function, gathering, dinner, tea, entertainment
reception 6 noun celebratory party soiree, buffet, matinee, levee, do, supper
recession 6 noun reversal of action; reduction of business activity decline, collapse, slide, inflation, bankruptcy, depression
recession 12 noun reversal of action; reduction of business activity stagnation, slump, downturn, bust, shakeout, unemployment, deflation, hard times, bad times, big trouble, bottom-out, rainy days
reckless 4 adj irresponsible in thought, deed daring, desperate, regardless, wild
reckless 39 adj irresponsible in thought, deed foolhardy, thoughtless, brash, hasty, audacious, carefree, negligent, careless, ill-advised, imprudent, adventurous, any which way, breakneck, daredevil, devil-may-care, fast and loose, feckless, harebrained, headlong, heedless, helter-skelter, hopeless, hotheaded, inattentive, incautious, inconsiderate, indiscreet, madcap, mindless, precipitate, rash, temerarious, venturesome, adventuresome, kooky, venturous, overventuresome, playing with fire, uncareful
recluse 10 noun person who does not want social contact hermit, solitary, cenobite, monk, nun, ascetic, solitaire, troglodyte, eremite, anchorite
recognition 19 noun identification, acknowledgment perception, admission, acceptance, understanding, appreciation, respect, awareness, remembering, notice, confession, consciousness, recall, memory, discovery, noticing, perceiving, acknowledging, identifying, recalling
recognition 19 noun identification, acknowledgment realization, concession, recurrence, tumble, cognizance, assimilation, detection, recollection, avowal, remembrance, sensibility, allowance, salute, double take, high sign, verifying, recognizance, apperception, apprehending
recognition 9 noun appreciation given attention, acceptance, credit, approval, honor, notice, regard, greeting, strokes
recognition 12 noun appreciation given gratitude, acknowledgment, esteem, plum, renown, rave, puff, salute, pat on back, pat on head, puffing up, pumping up
recommend 18 verb advise, approve urge, confirm, propose, advocate, back, favor, praise, endorse, justify, suggest, sanction, second, celebrate, advance, counsel, prize, value, steer
recommend 29 verb advise, approve uphold, prescribe, acclaim, commend, laud, enjoin, extol, eulogize, exhort, exalt, compliment, glorify, magnify, applaud, plug, esteem, hold up, vouch for, be all for, be satisfied with, front for, go on record for, put forward, put in a good word, put on to, speak highly of, speak well of, stand by, think highly of
recommendation 17 noun advice, approval sanction, guidance, instruction, charge, suggestion, support, proposal, judgment, order, direction, reference, blessing, tip, counsel, praise, pass, urging
recommendation 18 noun advice, approval proposition, endorsement, plug, testimonial, commendation, eulogy, advocacy, approbation, certificate, injunction, steer, tribute, esteem, character reference, favorable mention, good word, letter of support, two cents' worth
record 21 noun account of event or proceedings story, evidence, note, file, testimony, report, document, history, witness, log, script, writing, trace, journal, diary, legend, register, jacket, monument, entry, minutes
record 23 noun account of event or proceedings transcript, inscription, manuscript, memorandum, memo, remembrance, archive, memorial, annals, archives, memoir, chronicle, almanac, directory, scroll, track record, documentation, transcription, registry, comic book, paper trail, swindle sheet, written material
record 8 noun background, experience career, performance, accomplishment, work, history, administration, conduct, studies
record 6 noun background, experience reign, case history, track record, curriculum vitae, past behavior, way of life
record 2 noun achievement ceiling, maximum
record 18 verb write down; store information copy, log, register, list, mark, file, report, post, document, preserve, insert, enroll, cut, note, catalog, book, tape, enter
record 28 verb write down; store information chronicle, indite, enumerate, matriculate, inscribe, transcribe, can, video, dub, tabulate, wax, chalk up, put down, take down, videotape, cut a track, jot down, keep account, lay down, make a recording, mark down, put in writing, put on file, put on paper, put on tape, set down, tape-record, write in
record 8 verb give evidence of show, read, register, mark, indicate, say, contain, explain
record 3 verb give evidence of designate, point out, point to
recording 1 noun the act of one that records reporting
recording 4 noun the act of one that records registration, documentation, recounting, record-keeping
recording 3 noun record album, tape, disk
recording 4 noun record cassette, CD, LP, compact disk
recover 8 verb find again regain, restore, retrieve, rescue, resume, repair, recruit, balance
recover 21 verb find again get back, recoup, salvage, reclaim, retake, repossess, redeem, compensate, offset, recapture, take back, reoccupy, rediscover, bring back, catch up, make good, obtain again, reacquire, replevin, replevy, win back
recover 8 verb improve in health restore, grow, increase, gain, overcome, heal, better, rally
recover 30 verb improve in health revive, rebound, pick up, bounce back, recuperate, rejuvenate, refresh, renew, convalesce, mend, get over, perk up, pull through, be out of woods, come around, feel oneself again, forge ahead, get back on feet, get better, get in shape, get out from under, get well, make a comeback, return to form, snap back, sober up, start anew, take turn for better, regain one's health, regain one's strength
recovery 5 noun the act of returning to normal return, improvement, rehabilitation, replacement, improving
recovery 8 noun the act of returning to normal resumption, readjustment, restoration, reconstruction, recreation, reformation, reinstatement, reestablishment
recovery 4 noun the process of regaining health improvement, healing, rehabilitation, cure
recovery 17 noun the process of regaining health resurgence, recuperation, revival, renewal, comeback, rebirth, rejuvenation, renascence, revivification, resuscitation, regeneration, renaissance, resurrection, betterment, convalescence, reawakening, reinvigoration
recovery 4 noun the act of regaining possession return, rescue, recall, compensation
recovery 14 noun the act of regaining possession restoration, reparation, reimbursement, redemption, reclamation, indemnification, repossession, retrieval, recapture, remuneration, retaking, recouping, replevin, replevy
recovery 3 noun improvement gain, cure, regaining
recovery 8 noun improvement recuperation, revival, rebound, upturn, restoration, comeback, retrieval, convalescence
recreation 12 noun sports, games, special interests pleasure, fun, sport, exercise, entertainment, ease, vacation, holiday, play, game, relief, laughs
recreation 27 noun sports, games, special interests enjoyment, diversion, relaxation, hobby, amusement, picnic, repose, avocation, pastime, playtime, refreshment, hilarity, festivity, ball, dissipation, distraction, frolic, jollity, mirth, R and R, disport, rollick, divertissement, field day, fun and games, leisure activity, rec
recruit 4 noun person beginning service soldier, volunteer, convert, initiate
recruit 22 noun person beginning service rookie, sailor, newcomer, trainee, tenderfoot, helper, beginner, proselyte, novice, learner, neophyte, novitiate, fledgling, greenhorn, apprentice, draftee, plebe, GI, enlisted person, new person, selectee, serviceperson
recruit 19 verb gather resources enroll, engage, raise, draft, improve, select, restore, retrieve, repair, strengthen, obtain, reinforce, recover, supply, better, regain, impress, deliver, gain
recruit 28 verb gather resources enlist, mobilize, round up, recuperate, replenish, recoup, revive, reanimate, levy, procure, repossess, proselytize, induct, augment, muster, refresh, renew, build up, call to arms, take in, take on, call up, fill up, find human resources, sign on, sign up, store up, win over
recumbent 2 adj lying down flat, level
recumbent 8 adj lying down horizontal, prostrate, reclining, supine, decumbent, procumbent, resupine, sprawling
recycle 3 verb reuse convert, save, recover
recycle 3 verb reuse reclaim, salvage, reprocess
red 5 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy
red 40 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, wine, copper, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, salmon, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent
redeem 9 verb recover possession regain, restore, purchase, retrieve, exchange, cover, cash, settle, change
redeem 22 verb recover possession repay, recoup, reclaim, ransom, repossess, defray, recapture, discharge, reinstate, buy off, get back, take in, pay off, win back, repurchase, buy back, call in, cash in, make good, replevin, replevy, trade in
redeem 5 verb free; buy the freedom of rescue, loose, deliver, release, save
redeem 12 verb free; buy the freedom of liberate, extricate, ransom, unbind, manumit, emancipate, unchain, disenthrall, disimprison, pay ransom, set free, unfetter
redeem 7 verb atone for; compensate restore, satisfy, balance, perform, keep, meet, save
redeem 23 verb atone for; compensate rehabilitate, compensate, offset, outweigh, acquit, countervail, absolve, discharge, redress, defray, counterbalance, fulfill, reinstate, counterpoise, abide by, carry out, adhere to, hold to, keep the faith, make amends, make good, make up for, set off
reduction 2 noun decline cut, discount
reduction 21 noun decline devaluation, cutback, rebate, contraction, minimization, shrinkage, conquest, degradation, debasement, abatement, curtailment, subtraction, overthrow, diminution, attrition, decrement, markdown, subjection, subjugation, downgrading, subdual
redundancy 7 noun verbosity repetition, overabundance, wordiness, superfluity, excess, prolixity, tautology
redundancy 16 noun repetition attrition, profusion, overabundance, superabundance, verbosity, circumlocution, superfluity, verboseness, verbiage, prolixity, pleonasm, supererogation, periphrasis, tautology, copiosity, macrology
refer 18 verb mention hint, attribute, introduce, cite, indicate, assign, specify, point, glance, instance, charge, notice, associate, quote, lay, insert, name, credit
refer 23 verb mention invoke, point out, excerpt, adduce, extract, allude, advert, designate, exemplify, ascribe, interpolate, impute, accredit, bring up, direct attention, give as example, make allusion, make mention of, make reference, put down to, speak about, speak of, touch on
refer 8 verb direct, guide transfer, deliver, send, submit, recommend, commit, introduce, point
refer 7 verb direct, guide hand over, turn over, consign, relegate, pass on, hand in, put in touch
refer 12 verb concern, apply answer, relate, involve, connect, incorporate, hold, point, regard, cover, touch, include, belong
refer 15 verb concern, apply pertain, appertain, encompass, take in, deal with, be a matter of, be about, be directed to, be relevant, bear upon, correspond with, have a bearing on, have reference, have relation, have to do with
refer 8 verb seek information go, apply, advise, repair, run, resort, turn, consult
refer 6 verb seek information recur, confer, commune, look up, have recourse, turn to
referee 1 noun person who mediates, judges judge
referee 6 noun person who mediates, judges arbiter, umpire, ref, arbitrator, conciliator, adjudicator
referee 4 verb judge, mediate arbitrate, adjudicate, umpire, adjudge
reference 13 noun remark, citation hint, note, mention, mentioning, resource, source, connecting, implication, stating, attributing, associating, relating, indicating
reference 8 noun remark, citation allusion, innuendo, quotation, plug, insinuation, advertence, bringing up, pointing out
reference 2 noun testimonial of good character character, recommendation
reference 6 noun testimonial of good character tribute, endorsement, credentials, certificate, certification, good word
reference 3 noun printed matter with information writing, evidence, source
reference 5 noun printed matter with information dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia, archives, cyclopedia
referral 4 noun standard of comparison guide, guideline, standard, test
referral 7 noun standard of comparison yardstick, criterion, frame of reference, touchstone, benchmark, gauge, barometer
reflect 13 verb give back follow, echo, reverse, mirror, shine, repeat, return, flash, cast, reply, catch, copy, match
reflect 12 verb give back emulate, rebound, revert, resonate, reproduce, imitate, resound, reverberate, take after, repercuss, give forth, throw back
reflect 8 verb think about speculate, consider, study, contemplate, reason, weigh, think, wonder
reflect 10 verb think about chew, ponder, cerebrate, deliberate, muse, meditate, stew, cogitate, ruminate, mull over
reflect 7 verb demonstrate, indicate reveal, show, express, indicate, display, exhibit, communicate
reflect 4 verb demonstrate, indicate manifest, bespeak, evince, bear out
reflection 9 noun thought, thinking impression, observation, idea, opinion, consideration, view, study, imagination, speculation
reflection 11 noun thought, thinking contemplation, rumination, meditation, cerebration, deliberation, absorption, musing, cogitation, brainwork, pensiveness, pondering
reflection 10 noun mirror image picture, impression, light, image, idea, echo, appearance, counterpart, representation, shadow
reflection 3 noun mirror image likeness, duplicate, reproduction
reflection 2 noun criticism blame, slam
reflection 11 noun criticism obloquy, animadversion, derogation, aspersion, slur, stricture, imputation, discredit, disesteem, censure, reproach
reform 10 verb correct, rectify restore, resolve, repair, transform, rebuild, improve, convert, better, cure, correct
reform 33 verb correct, rectify renovate, standardize, amend, reorganize, revolutionize, rehabilitate, revise, emend, rearrange, regenerate, renew, rework, remodel, remedy, redeem, reconstruct, mend, ameliorate, uplift, reclaim, remake, refashion, reconstitute, bring up to code, clean up, go straight, make amends, make over, shape up, swear off, turn over a new leaf, change one's ways, clean up one's act
refuge 15 noun place to hide, have privacy resort, shelter, protection, security, retreat, escape, home, port, exit, preserve, opening, outlet, hole, resource, cover
refuge 23 noun place to hide, have privacy stronghold, sanctuary, hideaway, hideout, fortress, asylum, haven, shield, covert, stopgap, makeshift, immunity, recourse, harbor, anchorage, ambush, den, expedient, ivory tower, way out, hiding place, harborage, safe place
refugee 2 noun person running from something, often oppression foreigner, alien
refugee 25 noun person running from something, often oppression exile, expatriate, displaced person, emigrant, castaway, renegade, deserter, foundling, outlaw, fugitive, outcast, defector, escapee, leper, prodigal, maroon, derelict, runaway, émigré, expellee, evacuee, DP, boat person, homeless person, stateless person
refusal 7 noun denial of responsibility; unwillingness ban, option, no, choice, forbidding, writ, regrets
refusal 37 noun denial of responsibility; unwillingness rejection, exclusion, veto, reversal, defiance, noncompliance, repulse, proscription, dissent, disfavor, pass, interdiction, negation, disapproval, repulsion, declension, withholding, prohibition, renunciation, nix, rebuff, turndown, refutation, abnegation, declination, repudiation, disclaimer, cold shoulder, thumbs down, disallowance, enjoinment, nonacceptance, disavowal, renouncement, discountenancing, knockback, nonconsent
refuse 6 noun garbage debris, waste, trash, dump, remains, dust
refuse 19 noun garbage rubbish, residue, dregs, junk, leavings, slop, swill, litter, hogwash, muck, dross, offal, scum, sediment, dunghill, sweepings, scraps, rejectamenta, waste matter
refuse 6 verb deny; say no decline, ignore, protest, withdraw, reject, regret
refuse 38 verb deny; say no turn down, withhold, rebuff, dodge, spurn, repudiate, disaccord, disapprove, evade, disallow, nix, demur, desist, repel, dissent, shun, reprobate, brush off, dispense with, hold back, hold out, beg off, give thumbs down to, hold off, make excuses, not budge, not budget, not buy, not care to, pass up, refuse to receive, send off, send regrets, set aside, turn away, turn deaf ear to, turn from, turn one's back on
regard 15 noun attention, look view, stare, notice, consciousness, curiosity, mind, remark, note, mark, gaze, interest, glance, observation, care, concern
regard 7 noun attention, look observance, heed, once-over, carefulness, scrutiny, cognizance, interestedness
regard 22 noun affection, good opinion appreciation, sympathy, consideration, respect, approval, love, satisfaction, liking, concern, note, favor, interest, store, curiosity, care, account, value, thought, reputation, opinion, honor, prizing
regard 15 noun affection, good opinion attachment, reverence, deference, devotion, esteem, worship, veneration, homage, interestedness, repute, fondness, approbation, estimation, cherishing, valuing
regard 11 noun feature, detail reference, connection, relation, aspect, particular, respect, bearing, item, concern, matter, point
regard 1 noun feature, detail relevance
regard 22 verb look at; listen to notice, watch, note, see, observe, respect, witness, view, spy, remark, flash, eye, attend, beam, scan, read, mind, mark, pipe, contemplate, gaze, overlook
regard 13 verb look at; listen to scrutinize, heed, advertise, behold, eyeball, get a load of, give attention, look on, pay attention, pore over, stare at, take into consideration, take notice of
regard 14 verb believe, judge consider, think, admire, see, deem, treat, respect, view, account, value, assess, rate, suppose, estimate
regard 7 verb believe, judge revere, assay, reckon, esteem, adjudge, surmise, look upon
regard 2 verb have something to do with concern, interest
regard 8 verb have something to do with relate to, refer to, apply to, be relevant to, bear upon, have a bearing on, have to do with, pertain to
region 29 noun area, domain; scope province, sector, land, neighborhood, district, zone, suburb, country, field, part, place, world, territory, domain, terrain, scene, walk, sphere, belt, realm, clearing, section, ground, jungle, division, arena, range, quarter, block
region 17 noun area, domain; scope locality, locale, ward, vicinity, bailiwick, expanse, tract, precinct, environs, dominion, turf, inner city, shire, demesne, ghetto, neck of woods, stomping ground
regional 1 adj characteristic of a region local
regional 4 adj characteristic of a region provincial, territorial, parochial, sectional
register 8 noun list, record log, schedule, catalog, book, diary, file, entry, roll
register 10 noun list, record roster, chronicle, memorandum, annals, ledger, scroll, catalogue, archives, roll call, registry
register 7 verb enter in list, record enroll, join, list, record, file, schedule, note
register 12 verb enter in list, record chronicle, enlist, subscribe, catalogue, inscribe, check in, take down, sign up, set down, sign on, sign up for, weigh in
register 10 verb indicate, reveal reflect, record, say, show, disclose, exhibit, read, express, mark, display
register 6 verb indicate, reveal manifest, betray, bespeak, point out, be shown, point to
register 2 verb make an impression impress, tell
register 5 verb make an impression come home to, dawn on, get through to, have an effect on, sink in
registration 6 noun the act of registering booking, recording, listing, filing, authorizing, enrolling
registration 7 noun the act of registering enrollment, matriculation, certification, cataloging, keeping records, notarization, signing up
registration 2 noun those who have registered students, voters
registration 4 noun those who have registered enrollment, turnout, delegation, registrants
regret 8 noun upset over past action apology, grief, disappointment, worry, concern, conscience, care, apologies
regret 30 noun upset over past action heartache, annoyance, sorrow, repentance, bitterness, misgiving, contrition, discomfort, heartbreak, remorse, qualm, uneasiness, dissatisfaction, anguish, nostalgia, compunction, penitence, demur, dole, pang, affliction, woe, scruple, self-condemnation, ruefulness, self-disgust, self-reproach, lamentation, self-accusation, regretfulness
regret 2 verb be upset about apologize, miss
regret 25 verb be upset about lament, grieve, repent, bemoan, deplore, moan, bewail, deprecate, repine, disapprove, rue, mourn, weep, be disturbed, be sorry for, cry over, cry over spilled milk, feel remorse, feel sorry, feel uneasy, have compunctions, have qualms, kick oneself, look back, weep over
regretful 1 adj sad, sorry disappointed
regretful 11 adj sad, sorry apologetic, ashamed, sorrowful, contrite, remorseful, mournful, penitent, repentant, rueful, compunctious, attritional
regular 20 adj normal, common formal, daily, traditional, legitimate, routine, proper, ordinary, typical, everyday, usual, natural, classic, official, standard, general, approved, correct, established, prevailing, sanctioned
regular 12 adj normal, common commonplace, bona fide, customary, habitual, lawful, orthodox, prevalent, run-of-the-mill, time-honored, unexceptional, unvarying, typic
regular 28 adj orderly, consistent, balanced constant, efficient, steady, routine, formal, even, flat, set, level, straight, smooth, uniform, rational, classified, automatic, established, exact, expected, fixed, measured, mechanical, ordered, organized, precise, regulated, stated, arranged, patterned
regular 21 adj orderly, consistent, balanced standardized, periodic, systematic, probable, invariable, serial, consonant, accordant, congruous, dependable, harmonious, methodical, momentary, punctual, recurrent, rhythmic, successive, symmetrical, cyclic, alternating, in order
regulation 11 noun managing, organizing control, management, arrangement, adjustment, settlement, direction, handling, government, guidance, administration, governing
regulation 14 noun managing, organizing governance, supervision, reconciliation, standardization, classification, modulation, superintendence, regimentation, moderation, systematization, reorganization, codification, coordination, tuning
regulation 10 noun rule, requirement statute, code, principle, law, order, procedure, direction, book, dictate, numbers
regulation 13 noun rule, requirement decree, edict, commandment, Bible, ordinance, prescript, canon, precept, chapter and verse, standing order, decretum, no-nos, reg
regurgitate 22 verb vomit eject, expel, spew, puke, hurl, gag, heave, emit, throw up, retch, upchuck, be seasick, be sick, boff, drive the bus, dry heave, pray to the porcelain god, ralph, spit up, urp, lose one's lunch, toss one's cookies
rehabilitation 3 noun restoration repair, recovery, improvement
rehabilitation 5 noun restoration overhaul, reclamation, reconstruction, reformation, reestablishment
rehearsal 9 noun preparation for performance workout, drill, reading, description, practice, experiment, relation, call, readying
rehearsal 15 noun preparation for performance recital, tryout, run-through, going-over, shakedown, recitation, dry run, trial balloon, practice session, recounting, prep, rehearsing, retelling, test flight, trial performance
reign 8 noun rule, dominion regime, control, power, influence, administration, command, sovereignty, empire
reign 8 noun rule, dominion dynasty, tenure, monarchy, incumbency, supremacy, hegemony, sway, ascendancy
reign 11 verb have power over; prevail occupy, govern, dominate, sit, manage, influence, obtain, rule, boss, administer, command
reign 16 verb have power over; prevail predominate, preponderate, helm, overrule, domineer, hold sway, be in power, be supreme, head up, hold power, rule the roost, run the show, run things, superabound, wear the crown, be in the driver's seat
reincarnation 2 noun rebirth transmigration, metempsychosis
reinforce 8 verb strengthen, augment stress, support, increase, emphasize, boost, stroke, sustain, carry
reinforce 27 verb strengthen, augment bolster, buttress, enlarge, add to, fortify, build up, underline, stiffen, energize, prop, harden, multiply, supplement, hype, toughen, back up, beef up, pick up, pillar, shore up, add fuel to fire, heat up, lend a hand, prop up, punch up, soup up, stand up for
reject 8 verb say no to refuse, dismiss, deny, shed, decline, second, eliminate, discount
reject 41 verb say no to spurn, renounce, veto, scrap, repudiate, turn down, rebuff, repulse, burn, despise, disbelieve, kill, exclude, discredit, slough, scorn, reprobate, scoff, jilt, cashier, disallow, nix, scout, shun, jettison, disdain, chuck, repel, discard, cast off, pass by, put down, throw away, throw out, cast aside, cast out, give thumbs down to, not buy, pass on, pass up, shoot down
rejection 1 noun denial, refusal bounce
rejection 21 noun denial, refusal veto, elimination, repudiation, exclusion, turndown, dismissal, renunciation, nix, pass, rebuff, cold shoulder, thumbs down, disallowance, brush-off, hard time, kick in teeth, no dice, no go, no way, nothing doing, slap in the face
relate 13 verb give an account of disclose, reveal, describe, detail, present, picture, express, spill, track, state, depict, report, tell
relate 24 verb give an account of recite, rehearse, sling, particularize, itemize, recount, divulge, verbalize, impart, chronicle, narrate, run down, run through, shoot the breeze, spill the beans, retell, break a story, clue one in, give the word, lay it on the line, set forth, spin a yarn, get off one's chest, let one's hair down
relate 17 verb correlate, pertain compare, associate, link, connect, affect, apply, concern, assign, refer, join, coordinate, couple, unite, credit, touch, combine, ally
relate 21 verb correlate, pertain pertain, ascribe, yoke, conjoin, bracket, impute, appertain, orient, identify with, orientate, interrelate, consociate, interdepend, interconnect, be joined with, be relevant to, bear upon, correspond to, have reference to, have to do with, tie in with
related 11 adj connected, accompanying relevant, similar, linked, like, joint, alike, correspondent, dependent, incident, mutual, associated
related 30 adj connected, accompanying complementary, akin, pertinent, analogous, interwoven, parallel, allied, affiliated, agnate, cognate, concomitant, convertible, fraternal, germane, interchangeable, reciprocal, connate, connatural, consanguine, correlated, intertwined, enmeshed, interrelated, interconnected, in the same category, in touch with, interdependent, knit together, of that ilk, tied up
relation 6 noun connection, family connection relationship, alliance, similarity, relative, sibling, association
relation 9 noun connection, family connection affiliation, kindred, propinquity, consanguinity, liaison, affinity, kin, kinship, kinsperson
relationship 16 noun connection; friendship affair, marriage, exchange, communication, contact, link, tie, relation, alliance, similarity, ratio, network, proportion, association, correlation, bond
relationship 28 noun connection; friendship accord, rapport, liaison, tie-in, homogeneity, affiliation, pertinency, nearness, affinity, interconnection, analogy, relevance, tie-up, appositeness, conjunction, parallel, interrelationship, likeness, hookup, consanguinity, dependence, dependency, contingency, kinship, pertinence, interrelation, relativity, consociation
relative 8 adj comparative, respective related, dependent, about, concerning, connected, near, referring, associated
relative 13 adj comparative, respective analogous, corresponding, proportionate, parallel, reciprocal, contingent, allied, approximate, conditional, reliant, in regard to, relating to, with respect to
relative 5 adj pertinent, applicable related, dependent, appropriate, referring, relevant
relative 6 adj pertinent, applicable contingent, apposite, apropos, germane, pertaining, appurtenant
relative 9 noun member of a family father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation
relative 19 noun member of a family agnate, cognate, uncle, niece, aunt, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, nephew, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents
relax 3 verb be or feel at ease soften, calm, rest
relax 32 verb be or feel at ease unwind, recline, repose, tranquilize, laze, calm down, knock off, loosen up, sit back, lie down, unbend, unlax, breathe easy, collect oneself, compose oneself, cool off, ease off, feel at home, hang loose, let oneself go, make oneself at home, settle back, simmer down, sit around, stop work, take a break, take a breather, take it easy, take ten, take time out, put one's feet up, take one's time
relax 9 verb diminish, lessen slow, reduce, ease, relieve, modify, lower, weaken, loose, moderate
relax 14 verb diminish, lessen loosen, mitigate, slack, slacken, remit, abate, modulate, ebb, lax, let up, untighten, ease off, lose speed, slow down
relaxation 4 noun entertainment; resting or recovering relief, pleasure, rest, fun
relaxation 13 noun entertainment; resting or recovering recreation, enjoyment, leisure, mitigation, assuagement, alleviation, refreshment, diversion, repose, amusement, loosening, reclining, requiescence
release 6 noun delivery; dispensation freeing, spring, liberty, charge, relief, freedom
release 18 noun delivery; dispensation discharge, clemency, acquittal, exemption, deliverance, liberation, commute, emancipation, manumission, turnout, absolution, exoneration, acquittance, lifeboat, walkout, lifesaver, floater, let-off
release 7 noun publication announcement, issue, notice, publicity, offering, story, news
release 5 noun publication leak, proclamation, flash, handout, propaganda
release 9 verb let go, let out clear, drop, deliver, free, issue, spring, loose, excuse, yield
release 42 verb let go, let out leak, discharge, surrender, vent, loosen, unloose, extricate, commute, unfasten, acquit, untie, exempt, exculpate, dispense, undo, emancipate, exonerate, unbind, absolve, disengage, unleash, manumit, liberate, bail out, give off, let off, turn out, unchain, cast loose, give out, go easy on, let off steam, let up on, open up, set at large, set free, set loose, take out, turn loose, unfetter, unshackle, wipe slate clean
relevance 4 noun pertinence importance, purpose, bearing, application
relevance 8 noun pertinence applicability, relevancy, materiality, germaneness, congruity, appositeness, pertinency, concernment
relevant 16 adj appropriate; to the purpose suited, consistent, related, important, significant, proper, suitable, becoming, concerning, correspondent, fit, fitting, material, pat, referring, relative
relevant 28 adj appropriate; to the purpose pertinent, germane, applicable, compatible, admissible, accordant, allowable, apposite, apt, cognate, conforming, congruent, congruous, consonant, harmonious, on the nose, weighty, ad rem, applicatory, appurtenant, conformant, correlated, having direct bearing on, having to do with, on the button, pertaining to, pointful, to the point
reliable 23 adj trustworthy good, solid, positive, safe, steady, honest, stable, strong, decent, careful, certain, constant, determined, devoted, firm, loyal, okay, proved, responsible, sound, sure, tried, true
reliable 28 adj trustworthy sincere, respectable, predictable, dependable, decisive, candid, conscientious, definite, faithful, honorable, impeccable, reputable, righteous, staunch, steadfast, sterling, tried-and-true, true-blue, trusty, unequivocal, unfailing, unimpeachable, upright, veracious, high-principled, incorrupt, there, true-hearted
reliance 6 noun confidence faith, belief, credit, trust, hope, stock
reliance 5 noun confidence dependence, credence, assurance, interdependence, interdependency
relief 18 noun remedy, aid; relaxation help, assistance, comfort, satisfaction, maintenance, support, happiness, softening, rest, cure, ease, hand, break, lift, cheer, release, fix, comforting
relief 29 noun remedy, aid; relaxation reprieve, alleviation, respite, balm, sustenance, abatement, deliverance, appeasement, solace, refreshment, mitigation, amelioration, contentment, assuagement, remission, diversion, consolation, letup, easement, breather, succor, quick fix, restfulness, palliative, mollification, extrication, lightening, allayment, load off one's mind
relieve 15 verb make less painful; let up on relax, ease, comfort, free, cure, calm, diminish, vary, quiet, soften, break, interrupt, qualify, decrease, moderate
relieve 21 verb make less painful; let up on mitigate, subdue, soothe, alleviate, allay, assuage, appease, console, solace, palliate, lighten, dull, salve, abate, slacken, mollify, divert, temper, brighten, take load off one's chest, take load off one's mind
relieve 5 verb help; give assistance assist, aid, support, spell, sustain
relieve 9 verb help; give assistance succor, bring aid, give a break, give a hand, give a rest, stand in for, substitute for, take over from, take the place of
relieve 8 verb remove blame, responsibility free, pull, dismiss, deliver, excuse, spare, release, privilege
relieve 11 verb remove blame, responsibility absolve, disembarrass, dispense, disencumber, exempt, discharge, yank, unburden, let off, throw out, force to resign
religion 9 noun belief in divinity; system of beliefs myth, ritual, theology, prayer, doctrine, church, sacrifice, preference, standards
religion 20 noun belief in divinity; system of beliefs mythology, creed, superstition, sect, cult, denomination, morality, religiosity, observance, piety, veneration, pietism, communion, orthodoxy, devotion, spirituality, rites, sanctification, higher power, spiritual-mindedness
religious 8 adj concerning belief in divinity spiritual, holy, moral, sacred, theological, divine, believing, pure
religious 29 adj concerning belief in divinity clerical, sectarian, devout, pious, pontifical, devotional, supernatural, canonical, ecclesiastical, god-fearing, godly, ministerial, orthodox, reverent, righteous, sacerdotal, sacrosanct, saintly, scriptural, churchly, pietistic, prayerful, doctrinal, born-again, churchgoing, deistic, priestly, saintlike, theistic
religious 1 adj conscientious, scrupulous exact
religious 9 adj conscientious, scrupulous faithful, fastidious, meticulous, punctilious, rigid, rigorous, steadfast, unerring, unswerving
relinquish 13 verb give up, let go quit, yield, abandon, withdraw, shed, sacrifice, drop, resign, leave, cast, release, desert, kick
relinquish 30 verb give up, let go cede, hand over, drop out, abdicate, renounce, waive, forgo, vacate, surrender, forbear, abnegate, dump, repudiate, forsake, discard, ditch, forswear, back down, cast off, cut loose, opt out, drop like hot potato, kiss good-bye, lay aside, quit cold turkey, retire from, stand down, swear off, take the oath, take the pledge
reluctance 3 noun disinclination objection, doubt, questioning
reluctance 4 noun disinclination hesitancy, hesitation, unwillingness, qualm
rely 13 verb have confidence in count, depend, calculate, await, lean, build, expect, hope, bet, commit, trust, bank, look
rely 12 verb have confidence in reckon, confide, entrust, swear by, be confident of, be sure of, believe in, bet bottom dollar on, gamble on, have faith in, lay money on, ride on coattails
remain 18 verb stay, wait stop, live, continue, endure, stand, persist, last, prevail, survive, wait, rest, freeze, visit, delay, cling, hang, nest, pause
remain 35 verb stay, wait hover, go on, linger, reside, perch, tarry, squat, bunk, abide, lodge, dwell, inhabit, halt, outlast, sojourn, bide, outlive, sit tight, bivouac, roost, be left, hang out, hold over, hold the fort, keep on, make camp, put on hold, remain standing, sit out, sit through, stay behind, stay in, stay over, stay put, stick around
remark 20 noun comment, observation saying, word, explanation, attention, note, thought, statement, opinion, talk, conclusion, point, mind, interpretation, recognition, notice, regard, mention, consideration, reflection, expression
remark 23 noun comment, observation assertion, commentary, observance, comeback, elucidation, wisecrack, acknowledgment, gloss, exposition, crack, exegesis, illustration, declaration, witticism, annotation, utterance, explication, heed, cognizance, back talk, obiter dictum, bon mot, two cents' worth
remark 14 verb notice and comment mention, observe, declare, reflect, see, regard, spot, say, perceive, mark, note, state, catch, speak
remark 15 verb notice and comment utter, descry, espy, heed, crack, behold, wisecrack, make out, mouth off, commentate, animadvert, pass comment, pick up on, take note, take notice
remedy 10 noun cure, solution fix, drug, therapy, treatment, medicine, pill, relief, improvement, assistance, support
remedy 20 noun cure, solution cure-all, quick fix, redress, antidote, panacea, pharmaceutical, corrective, restorative, elixir, medicament, counteraction, physic, counteractive, countermeasure, biologic, counteractant, counteragent, counterstep, medicant, pharmacon
remedy 16 verb fix, cure restore, relieve, solve, correct, control, repair, right, help, attend, reform, heal, doctor, treat, aid, ease, change
remedy 30 verb fix, cure mitigate, rectify, amend, assuage, redress, alleviate, ameliorate, scrub, revise, launder, soothe, renew, upgrade, square, debug, palliate, fix up, go over, pick up, straighten out, clean up, fiddle with, make up for, put right, recalibrate, set right, set to rights, shape up, square up, clean up one's act
remember 9 verb keep in mind; summon into mind get, recall, recognize, remind, learn, treasure, mind, retain, cite
remember 35 verb keep in mind; summon into mind commemorate, revoke, retrospect, memorize, extract, revive, recollect, educe, reminisce, elicit, memorialize, bethink, enshrine, bear in mind, call to mind, conjure up, go back, nail down, think back, look back, relive, know by heart, brood over, call up, dig into the past, dwell upon, fix in the mind, flash on, have memories, hold dear, keep forever, refresh memory, ring a bell, strike a note, summon up
remind 15 verb awaken memories of something note, stress, prompt, remember, mention, suggest, warn, emphasize, recall, advise, intimate, hint, imply, retain, cite
remind 21 verb awaken memories of something prod, admonish, caution, point out, retrospect, revive, recollect, reminisce, bethink, call to mind, bring back to, bring to mind, call attention, call up, give a cue, make one remember, make one think, put in mind, refresh memory, stir up, jog one's memory
remorse 4 noun guilty or bad conscience regret, grief, shame, guilt
remorse 17 noun guilty or bad conscience pity, penance, compassion, sorrow, repentance, contrition, anguish, compunction, penitence, rue, contriteness, attrition, penitency, remorsefulness, ruefulness, self-reproach, pangs of conscience
remorseful 2 adj guilty, ashamed sad, sorry
remorseful 15 adj guilty, ashamed apologetic, regretful, repentant, contrite, sorrowful, conscience-stricken, mournful, penitent, rueful, compunctious, penitential, attritional, chastened, guilt-ridden, self-reproachful
rent 3 noun fee paid for use, service, or privilege rental, payment, hire
rent 2 noun fee paid for use, service, or privilege tariff, lease
rent 6 noun opening, split rip, crack, division, break, hole, tear
rent 17 noun opening, split discord, slit, perforation, fissure, schism, gash, slash, breach, flaw, fracture, faction, dissension, rupture, chink, rift, cleavage, tatter
rent 8 verb pay or charge fee for use, service, or privilege hire, borrow, charter, loan, engage, let, contract, lend
rent 6 verb pay or charge fee for use, service, or privilege lease, take it, sublet, allow the use of, make available, put on loan
repair 5 noun restoration, fixing improvement, adjustment, rehabilitation, replacement, patch
repair 7 noun restoration, fixing overhaul, reconstruction, mend, reformation, substitution, darn, new part
repair 10 verb fix, restore rebuild, heal, patch, retrieve, recover, correct, improve, right, reform, settle
repair 31 verb fix, restore overhaul, revive, rectify, refurbish, renovate, revamp, mend, remedy, sew, rejuvenate, square, doctor, refresh, renew, redress, debug, emend, recondition, do up, patch up, touch up, compensate for, darn, retread, fiddle with, give a face-lift, make good, make up for, put back together, put in order, put right
repair 15 verb leave; retire remove, fare, run, proceed, turn, process, travel, move, resort, journey, withdraw, pass, go, apply, refer
repair 7 verb leave; retire recur, hie, wend, betake oneself, head for, push on, set off for
repeat 1 noun something done over; duplicate echo
repeat 7 noun something done over; duplicate repetition, reiteration, recapitulation, reproduction, replay, rerun, reshowing
repeat 5 verb duplicate, do again echo, relate, reform, return, quote
repeat 45 verb duplicate, do again recite, rehash, reiterate, renew, restate, imitate, recapitulate, iterate, chime, redo, recur, rehearse, reciprocate, reconstruct, revolve, din, ditto, revert, reappear, reproduce, recrudesce, rework, drum into, reoccur, replay, reissue, rerun, reprise, refashion, recast, ingeminate, retell, remake, come again, go over again, hold over, make like, occur again, play back, play over, read back, resay, reshow, run over, sing same old song
repetition 8 noun duplication; doing again repeat, rhythm, echo, relation, return, practice, report, copy
repetition 29 noun duplication; doing again recurrence, reiteration, litany, restatement, redundancy, renewal, paraphrase, reappearance, rehearsal, replication, recapitulation, chant, iteration, recital, chorus, reproduction, rote, encore, reoccurrence, periodicity, repetitiousness, tautology, perseveration, alliteration, broken record, ingemination, iteracy, iterance, staccato
replace 12 verb take the place of; put in place of restore, supply, succeed, follow, recover, change, regain, retrieve, shift, patch, ring, alter
replace 34 verb take the place of; put in place of oust, supplant, reinstate, compensate, sub, supersede, displace, repay, redeem, redress, recoup, substitute, refund, reimburse, mend, reestablish, restitute, back up, fill in, take over from, take over, reconstitute, front for, give back, outplace, pinch hit for, put back, ring in, sit in, stand in, stand in lieu of, step into shoes of, swap places, take out
replacement 3 noun substitute restoration, reinstatement, stand-in
reply 8 noun answer reaction, feedback, response, respond, return, counter, echo, lip
reply 14 noun answer rejoinder, retort, acknowledgment, sass, retaliation, reciprocation, comeback, wisecrack, riposte, back talk, knee-jerk reaction, snappy comeback, antiphon, vibes
reply 7 verb answer respond, acknowledge, counter, react, return, feedback, echo
reply 13 verb answer come back, retort, rejoin, top, squelch, reciprocate, retaliate, riposte, be in touch, field the question, get back to, shoot back, write back
report 28 noun account, story information, picture, description, announcement, detail, summary, note, record, paper, statement, news, release, article, message, opinion, address, communication, relation, wire, brief, version, broadcast, outline, tale, narrative, piece, cable, history
report 20 noun account, story word, dispatch, tidings, narration, digest, rundown, proclamation, telegram, pronouncement, declaration, chronicle, recital, handout, scoop, précis, résumé, write-up, communique, blow by blow, hot wire
report 9 noun gossip, talk comment, advice, speech, scandal, news, rumor, intelligence, whispering, conversation
report 21 noun gossip, talk word, tidings, hash, chat, hearsay, dirt, grapevine, cry, chitchat, tattle, rumble, scuttlebutt, canard, murmur, buzz, chatter, small talk, prating, earful, blow by blow, the latest
report 6 noun loud noise sound, crash, boom, crack, explosion, blast
report 4 noun loud noise bang, discharge, detonation, reverberation
report 4 noun reputation name, regard, character, fame
report 3 noun reputation rep, esteem, repute
report 27 verb communicate information, knowledge disclose, reveal, inform, broadcast, describe, list, detail, publish, declare, note, record, mention, announce, document, tell, present, relate, telephone, air, wire, state, spread, advise, cable, cover, proclaim, retail
report 24 verb communicate information, knowledge account for, notify, recite, trumpet, itemize, rehearse, impart, circulate, relay, enunciate, inscribe, recount, summarize, narrate, promulgate, bring word, give an account of, give the facts, make known, make public, pass on, provide details, set forth, write up
report 5 verb present oneself arrive, reach, appear, show, come
report 6 verb present oneself show up, turn up, be at hand, be present, clock in, get to
reporter 4 noun person who informs correspondent, writer, columnist, journalist
reporter 16 noun person who informs interviewer, announcer, cub, scribe, anchor, newscaster, editor, anchorperson, newswriter, scrivener, newsperson, stringer, ink slinger, legperson, newshound, press person
reprehend 1 verb disapprove criticize
reprehend 9 verb disapprove scold, denounce, chide, berate, admonish, censure, rebuke, reprimand, reprove
represent 14 verb present image of; symbolize show, perform, serve, produce, mean, be, exhibit, express, body, equal, factor, copy, enact, stage
represent 32 verb present image of; symbolize exemplify, imitate, betoken, reproduce, typify, equate, impersonate, substitute, personify, epitomize, embody, put on, stand for, steward, serve as, speak for, act as, act as broker, act for, act in place of, appear as, assume the role of, be agent for, be attorney for, be proxy for, buy for, correspond to, do business for, emblematize, hold office, play the part, sell for
represent 19 verb depict, show portray, suggest, describe, mirror, display, illustrate, picture, outline, render, hint, track, relate, express, interpret, draft, design, exhibit, realize, enact
represent 11 verb depict, show delineate, sketch, denote, reproduce, limn, narrate, designate, evoke, run down, run through, body forth
representative 5 adj characteristic, typical classic, model, classical, ideal, symbolic
representative 14 adj characteristic, typical rep, archetypal, evocative, exemplary, illustrative, quintessential, delineative, emblematic, prototypal, prototypical, symbolical, adumbrative, depictive, presentational
representative 9 noun person who acts in the stead of another commissioner, deputy, agent, member, lawyer, senator, counselor, legislator, attorney
representative 10 noun person who acts in the stead of another delegate, spokesperson, rep, messenger, proxy, salesperson, assemblyperson, congressperson, councilor, councilperson
representative 5 noun typical example case, sample, instance, type, sampling
representative 8 noun typical example embodiment, personification, archetype, specimen, illustration, exemplar, epitome, case history
reproduce 14 verb make more copies of portray, reflect, repeat, mirror, print, copy, represent, stereotype, echo, follow, type, match, photograph, carbon
reproduce 29 verb make more copies of imitate, clone, recreate, emulate, duplicate, replicate, photocopy, transcribe, manifold, dupe, redo, revive, pirate, Xerox, reawaken, recount, parallel, engross, knock off, reprint, mimeo, relive, mimeograph, reenact, reduplicate, Photostat, remake, do again, restamp
reproduce 4 verb make something new; give birth father, bear, mother, generate
reproduce 15 verb make something new; give birth spawn, proliferate, breed, propagate, hatch, multiply, impregnate, fecundate, engender, sire, procreate, beget, produce young, progenerate, repopulate
reproduction 8 noun something duplicated; duplication picture, photograph, print, copy, generation, twin, increase, carbon
reproduction 36 noun something duplicated; duplication replication, photocopy, recreation, propagation, replica, facsimile, imitation, breeding, dupe, fake, portrayal, revival, renewal, flimsy, proliferation, clone, Xerox, procreation, multiplication, ditto, reduplication, look-alike, carbon copy, mirror image, pic, mimeo, transcription, mimeograph, offprint, reprinting, Photostat, X-ray, reenactment, chip off old block, repro, stat
reptile 1 noun person who is very dishonest heel
reptile 16 noun person who is very dishonest cur, toad, coward, rascal, louse, slink, dastard, cheater, snake, informer, skunk, scoundrel, wretch, weasel, con artist, snake in grass
republic 5 noun democracy commonwealth, self-government, constitutional government, democratic state, representative government
republic 2 noun nation state, democracy
republic 1 noun nation commonwealth
reputation 19 noun commonly held opinion of person's character standing, character, influence, opinion, honor, position, fame, weight, rank, reliability, favor, privilege, regard, authority, report, approval, account, credit, distinction
reputation 17 noun commonly held opinion of person's character prominence, name, notoriety, stature, prestige, esteem, eminence, rep, mark, repute, renown, estimation, respectability, éclat, acceptability, dependability, trustworthiness
request 13 noun question or petition desire, offer, suit, demand, application, call, invitation, inquiry, appeal, commercial, begging, asking, prayer
request 5 noun question or petition supplication, entreaty, recourse, requisition, solicitation
request 11 verb ask for sue, demand, apply, appeal, seek, desire, hit, pray, beg, touch, promote
request 14 verb ask for solicit, call for, petition, sponge, beseech, inquire, entreat, requisition, bespeak, supplicate, hustle, hit up for, hold out for, put in for
require 4 verb need, want lack, desire, wish, miss
require 6 verb need, want crave, depend upon, feel necessity for, have need, hurting for, stand in need
require 16 verb ask, demand; necessitate compel, request, involve, instruct, take, demand, cause, order, expect, claim, bid, direct, beg, command, exact, challenge
require 16 verb ask, demand; necessitate oblige, call for, obligate, beseech, entail, constrain, crave, requisition, solicit, enjoin, postulate, assert oneself, call upon, insist upon, look for, push for
requirement 17 noun necessity demand, need, obligation, provision, condition, concern, claim, lack, want, terms, preliminary, must, stress, prescription, element, fundamental, essential
requirement 21 noun necessity precondition, specification, stipulation, prerequisite, qualification, fulfillment, obsession, imperative, compulsion, exaction, preoccupation, proviso, exigency, requisite, extremity, pinch, prepossession, engrossment, urgency, desideratum, vital part
requisite 5 noun need requirement, condition, essential, necessity, must
requisite 1 noun need precondition
rescue 8 noun saving from danger delivery, recovery, relief, saving, recovering, exploit, release, performance
rescue 15 noun saving from danger salvage, ransom, redemption, feat, reclamation, heroism, liberation, emancipation, deliverance, salvation, disentanglement, heroics, extrication, disembarrassment, reclaiming
rescue 10 verb save from danger preserve, protect, retrieve, keep, free, release, recover, regain, deliver, retain
rescue 24 verb save from danger liberate, extricate, salvage, recapture, ransom, disentangle, disembarrass, spring, unloose, emancipate, redeem, unleash, manumit, safeguard, conserve, get out, bail one out, get off the hook, get out of hock, give a break, hold over, pull out of the fire, save life of, set free
research 5 noun examination, study inquiry, investigation, exploration, analysis, quest
research 12 noun examination, study probe, inquisition, inquest, groundwork, scrutiny, probing, experimentation, fishing expedition, delving, R and D, fact-finding, legwork
research 5 verb examine, study investigate, explore, consult, analyze, experiment
research 8 verb examine, study scrutinize, probe, inquire, look into, look up, do tests, play around with, read up on
researcher 3 noun research worker scientist, analyst, investigator
researcher 4 noun research worker experimenter, clinician, analyzer, tester
resemble 8 verb look or be like feature, mirror, relate, echo, favor, double, follow, match
resemble 21 verb look or be like parallel, simulate, approximate, duplicate, coincide, take after, appear like, be similar to, be the very picture of, bear resemblance to, bring to mind, come close to, come near, correspond to, have earmarks of, have signs of, pass for, remind one of, seem like, smack of, sound like
resent 22 verb be angry about dislike, grudge, begrudge, be in a huff, be insulted, be offended by, be put off by, be rubbed wrong way, be vexed, bear a grudge, feel bitter, feel sore, frown at, get nose out of joint, harbor a grudge, have hard feelings, object to, take amiss, take as an insult, take exception, take offense, take umbrage
reserve 12 noun supply plant, wealth, fund, inventory, capital, stock, resources, assets, provisions, drop, insurance, store
reserve 11 noun supply reservoir, stockpile, cache, stash, savings, backlog, hoard, nest egg, ace in hole, emergency fund, rainy day fund
reserve 3 noun coolness of manner reservation, constraint, silence
reserve 23 noun coolness of manner modesty, demureness, caution, unresponsiveness, diffidence, taciturnity, backwardness, reluctance, repression, formality, restraint, self-restraint, shyness, reticence, inhibition, coyness, suppression, quietness, uncommunicativeness, aloofness, coldness, calmness, secretiveness
reserve 10 verb keep, hold back preserve, maintain, retain, save, plant, delay, have, hold, store, possess
reserve 19 verb keep, hold back hoard, defer, withhold, stockpile, squirrel, stash, duck, postpone, conserve, lay up, put away, put off, squirrel away, set aside, keep back, keep out, put by, store up, stow away
reserve 6 verb hold for future use retain, secure, schedule, engage, contract, book
reserve 3 verb hold for future use bespeak, prearrange, preengage
reservoir 13 noun accumulation, repository tank, supply, storage, lake, source, container, pond, pool, reserve, spring, fund, store, stock
reservoir 8 noun accumulation, repository stockpile, cistern, basin, backlog, receptacle, holder, nest egg, tarn
residence 14 noun place for living apartment, palace, house, headquarters, mansion, home, hall, settlement, household, address, seat, hole, occupation, rack
residence 16 noun place for living dwelling, abode, villa, manor, domicile, occupancy, roof, habitation, lodging, condo, inhabitancy, inhabitation, roost, co-op, homeplate, living quarters
resident 5 noun person living in a particular place inmate, citizen, local, native, liver
resident 13 noun person living in a particular place dweller, inhabitant, tenant, lodger, habitant, denizen, squatter, householder, occupant, suburbanite, indweller, resider, urbanite
residential 1 adj characterized by private, as opposed to commercial, dwellings urban
residential 4 adj characterized by private, as opposed to commercial, dwellings residentiary, uptown, populous, peopled
resign 7 verb give up responsibility quit, drop, retire, yield, leave, fold, abandon
resign 33 verb give up responsibility relinquish, waive, abdicate, renounce, terminate, secede, forgo, capitulate, vacate, cede, surrender, forsake, bail out, bow out, drop out, hand over, step down, turn over, demit, cease work, divorce oneself from, end service, give notice, give up the ship, hand in resignation, hang it up, separate oneself from, sign off, stand aside, stand down, throw in the towel, walk out, wash hands of
resignation 6 noun relinquishment of responsibility retirement, departure, withdrawal, notice, leaving, quitting
resignation 8 noun relinquishment of responsibility termination, surrender, abdication, renunciation, abandonment, giving up, tendering, vacating
resignation 3 noun endurance, passivity acceptance, compliance, patience
resignation 18 noun endurance, passivity humbleness, submission, meekness, modesty, submissiveness, acquiescence, lowliness, humility, deference, fortitude, conformity, forbearing, docility, sufferance, longanimity, nonresistance, patientness, resignedness
resist 20 verb withstand, oppose prevent, refuse, continue, combat, confront, maintain, endure, weather, battle, suffer, check, contend, persist, dispute, bear, stay, assault, hold, buck, remain
resist 30 verb withstand, oppose thwart, repel, defy, abide, forgo, curb, turn down, hinder, traverse, countervail, antagonize, counteract, brook, forbear, persevere, refrain, assail, duel, stonewall, fight back, abstain from, die hard, hold off, hold out against, keep from, leave alone, put up a fight, remain firm, stand up to, struggle against
resolution 12 noun determination, strong will decision, settlement, verdict, energy, spirit, intention, courage, intent, purpose, judgment, resolve, aim
resolution 31 noun determination, strong will resoluteness, perseverance, heart, earnestness, purposefulness, sincerity, relentlessness, spunk, stubbornness, guts, obstinacy, willpower, tenacity, fortitude, dauntlessness, boldness, pluck, declaration, dedication, moxie, mettle, constancy, firmness, steadfastness, doggedness, staying power, decidedness, staunchness, immovability, fixed purpose, purposiveness
resolution 20 noun answer, judgment outcome, decision, solution, motion, verdict, recommendation, finding, proposal, settlement, conclusion, resolve, interpretation, analysis, end, nod, determination, call, ticket, presentation, solving
resolution 14 noun answer, judgment proposition, breakdown, dissection, elucidation, upshot, assertion, recitation, exposition, declaration, pay dirt, quick fix, sorting out, unravelling, working out
resort 8 noun vacation place camp, spot, hotel, park, retreat, spring, nest, refuge
resort 19 noun vacation place hideaway, harbor, motel, inn, lodge, hangout, haunt, purlieu, rendezvous, spa, hideout, haven, hot spring, mineral spring, fat farm, holiday spot, stomping ground, tourist center, tourist trap
resort 11 noun alternative, recourse refuge, resource, reference, shift, possibility, course, chance, relief, device, opportunity, hope
resort 6 noun alternative, recourse substitute, stopgap, surrogate, expediency, makeshift, expedient
resort 16 verb have recourse to; make use of repair, use, run, devote, try, visit, direct, utilize, employ, turn, frequent, affect, address, go, apply, exercise
resort 15 verb have recourse to; make use of recur, haunt, bring into play, take up, avail oneself of, benefit by, fall back on, go to, head for, look to, make use of, put to use, recur to, refer to, turn to
resource 30 noun supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial ability, talent, wealth, means, support, system, capability, source, capital, property, reserve, creation, course, initiative, measure, way, worth, store, relief, step, device, fortune, refuge, substance, assets, shift, riches, method, mode, stock
resource 18 noun supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial stratagem, ingenuity, appliance, cleverness, makeshift, substitute, resourcefulness, hoard, contraption, contrivance, recourse, surrogate, artifice, stockpile, expedient, inventiveness, nest egg, quick-wittedness
respect 9 noun admiration given by others dignity, regard, appreciation, consideration, fear, honor, recognition, account, favor
respect 16 noun admiration given by others awe, esteem, reverence, tribute, deference, obeisance, adoration, veneration, testimonial, homage, ovation, courtesy, approbation, repute, estimation, worship
respect 12 noun way, sense regard, relation, reference, bearing, point, character, detail, feature, matter, connection, aspect, particular
respect 1 noun way, sense facet
respect 10 verb admire; obey regard, appreciate, value, recognize, honor, notice, attend, note, spare, follow
respect 23 verb admire; obey uphold, revere, heed, venerate, esteem, reverence, adore, abide by, take into account, adhere to, comply with, be awed by, be kind to, defer to, have good opinion of, have high opinion, look up to, observe of, pay attention, set store by, show consideration, show courtesy, think highly of
respectable 13 adj good, honest decent, appropriate, modest, proper, ordinary, becoming, correct, done, fair, moderate, nice, respected, suitable
respectable 26 adj good, honest satisfactory, tolerable, upright, honorable, mediocre, creditable, admirable, august, befitting, comely, conforming, decorous, dignified, estimable, passable, presentable, redoubtable, reputable, reputed, seemly, sublime, venerable, virtuous, worthy, redoubted, well-thought-of
respectable 5 adj substantial, ample good, decent, reasonable, considerable, fair
respectable 8 adj substantial, ample sensible, sizable, tolerable, appreciable, presentable, tidy, goodly, fairly good
respond 8 verb act in answer to something return, acknowledge, counter, react, behave, answer, reply, feedback
respond 14 verb act in answer to something come back, rejoin, reciprocate, retort, come in, act in response, answer back, be in touch with, come back at, feel for, field the question, get back to, get in touch, talk back
response 8 noun answer, reaction reply, return, feedback, hit, counter, echo, lip, respond
response 15 noun answer, reaction rejoinder, acknowledgment, sass, kickback, retort, reverberation, comeback, wisecrack, riposte, back talk, knee-jerk reaction, snappy comeback, antiphon, vibes, double-take
responsibility 15 noun accountability, blame duty, power, importance, authority, liability, guilt, burden, obligation, trust, constraint, fault, engagement, contract, charge, care
responsibility 15 noun accountability, blame restraint, culpability, albatross, onus, encumbrance, rap, incumbency, incubus, amenability, pledge, subjection, answerability, boundness, holding the bag, obligatoriness
responsibility 6 noun maturity, trustworthiness capacity, loyalty, stability, efficiency, ability, reliability
responsibility 15 noun maturity, trustworthiness honesty, faithfulness, competency, uprightness, soberness, conscientiousness, steadfastness, rationality, firmness, trustiness, dependability, capableness, sensibleness, dependableness, levelheadedness
responsible 14 adj accountable, in charge guilty, important, subject, bonded, bound, engaged, executive, exposed, held, high, open, tied, compelled, contracted
responsible 29 adj accountable, in charge pledged, answerable, liable, culpable, at fault, authoritative, censurable, chargeable, incumbent, obligated, obliged, constrained, susceptive, at the helm, bound to, carrying the load, decision-making, devolving on, duty-bound, fettered, hampered, in authority, in control, minding the store, on the hook, sworn to, to blame, under contract, under obligation
responsible 14 adj trustworthy, mature effective, capable, efficient, reliable, able, loyal, rational, adult, firm, qualified, sound, stable, steady, tried
responsible 12 adj trustworthy, mature sensible, conscientious, competent, dependable, dutiful, faithful, levelheaded, self-reliant, sober, steadfast, trusty, upright
rest 15 noun inactivity vacation, sleep, comfort, pause, ease, calm, holiday, stop, peace, stay, break, interval, quiet, relief, silence
rest 36 noun inactivity recess, downtime, repose, hush, lull, composure, idleness, refreshment, interlude, quiescence, nap, tranquillity, siesta, halt, leisure, cessation, respite, relaxation, standstill, recreation, quietude, letup, intermission, slumber, breather, stillness, calmness, doze, breathing space, coffee break, forty winks, time off, cutoff, motionlessness, somnolence, dreaminess
rest 3 noun remainder of something remains, balance, heel
rest 17 noun remainder of something residue, leavings, superfluity, surplus, residual, rump, remnant, dross, excess, dregs, odds and ends, others, overplus, leftovers, bottom of barrel, orts, residum
rest 10 noun base, foundation basis, seating, bottom, shelf, support, bed, seat, stand, stay, ground
rest 8 noun base, foundation groundwork, footing, trestle, prop, pedestal, holder, pillar, pediment
rest 6 verb be calm; sleep breathe, relax, lean, spell, nod, dream
rest 40 verb be calm; sleep unwind, slack, slacken, slumber, recline, loaf, repose, loll, lounge, doze, nap, snooze, idle, laze, let down, let up, sit down, lie down, stretch out, drowse, unbend, unlax, be at ease, be comfortable, compose oneself, ease off, ease up, lie by, lie still, put feet up, refresh oneself, slack off, take a break, take a nap, take five, take it easy, take life easy, take ten, take time out, wind down
rest 6 verb lie, recline pause, sit, lean, settle, lay, stand
rest 10 verb lie, recline prop, lounge, repose, loll, stretch out, roost, be quiet, be supported, lie still, stand still
rest 11 verb depend, hinge lie, hang, stay, count, rely, bottom, turn, base, found, establish, ground
rest 9 verb depend, hinge reside, predicate, be based, be contingent, be dependent, be founded, be seated on, be supported, be upheld
restaurant 1 noun business establishment serving food and drink bar
restaurant 30 noun business establishment serving food and drink coffee shop, diner, joint, inn, outlet, saloon, cafeteria, grill, hideaway, dive, canteen, café, greasy spoon, luncheonette, dining room, lunchroom, chophouse, eatery, pizzeria, drive-in, doughtnut shop, eating house, eating place, fast-food place, hamburger stand, hashery, hotdog stand, night club, soda fountain, watering hole
restless 8 adj not content; moving about troubled, nervous, anxious, disturbed, active, hurried, wandering, worried
restless 36 adj not content; moving about fidgety, sleepless, unsettled, edgy, uneasy, unruly, agitated, itchy, restive, antsy, changeable, fitful, footloose, fretful, ill at ease, inconstant, intermittent, irresolute, jumpy, nomadic, on edge, perturbed, roving, spasmodic, transient, turbulent, unstable, unsteady, unquiet, bundle of nerves, bustling, fidgeting, strung out, tossing and turning, unpeaceful, unrestful
restoration 6 noun the act of restoring recovery, rehabilitation, cure, healing, return, rebuilding
restoration 10 noun the act of restoring revival, renewal, reclamation, renovation, rejuvenation, alteration, reformation, remodeling, remaking, reestablishment
restoration 2 noun the act of reconstructing repair, rehabilitation
restoration 4 noun the act of reconstructing refurbishment, renovation, reconstruction, reparation
restoration 6 noun reestablishment recovery, rehabilitation, return, cure, healing, replacement
restoration 21 noun reestablishment revival, renewal, refurbishment, reconstruction, renovation, reparation, recuperation, redemption, rejuvenation, reimbursement, revivification, remedy, restitution, remodeling, repatriation, reinstatement, instauration, reanimation, redintegration, reinstitution, reinvigoration
restrain 16 verb keep under control; hold back prevent, restrict, govern, limit, control, chain, direct, check, arrest, stay, hold, bind, keep, jail, contain, guide
restrain 42 verb keep under control; hold back hinder, inhibit, confine, detain, subdue, suppress, kill, deter, curb, hamper, constrain, curtail, repress, fetter, harness, circumscribe, muzzle, debar, manacle, impound, handicap, proscribe, imprison, bridle, gag, cool, delimit, cork, bottle up, tie up, keep down, pinion, box up, choke back, crack down, hem in, hogtie, keep in line, lock up, pull back, sit on, tie down
restraint 11 noun self-control control, restriction, constraint, economy, grip, hold, limitation, command, silence, prevention, reserve
restraint 22 noun self-control self-restraint, moderation, caution, self-possession, coolness, self-denial, coercion, self-government, repression, compulsion, withholding, abstemiousness, confines, inhibition, suppression, unnaturalness, abstinence, forbearance, curtailment, secretiveness, hindrance, self-discipline
restraint 19 noun limitation; something that holds restriction, constraint, reduction, limit, ban, weight, obstacle, decrease, check, arrest, string, barrier, stop, bar, instruction, rope, command, order, chains
restraint 26 noun limitation; something that holds embargo, prohibition, curb, cramp, imprisonment, obstruction, interdict, stoppage, repression, impediment, abridgment, detention, confinement, bridle, taboo, captivity, deterrence, bondage, deprivation, fetters, determent, hindrance, rein, straitjacket, manacles, pinions
restricted 22 adj limited controlled, closed, reduced, surrounded, bound, frustrated, prevented, modified, governed, stopped, small, defined, secured, barred, blocked, narrowed, checked, stayed, moderated, decreased, chained, diminished
restricted 27 adj limited prescribed, deprived, restrained, confined, cramped, bounded, fastened, inhibited, shortened, tethered, fettered, deterred, tempered, bridled, foiled, manacled, curbed, hampered, hitched, obstructed, suppressed, repressed, encircled, clogged, impeded, held back, reined in
restriction 13 noun limit control, constraint, rule, regulation, check, condition, limitation, string, brake, catch, reservation, custody, limits
restriction 25 noun limit restraint, stricture, stipulation, curb, qualification, demarcation, handicap, lock, circumscription, cramp, glitch, inhibition, confinement, hang-up, stint, contraction, ball and chain, fine print, stumbling block, bounds, containment, excess baggage, grain of salt, no-no, small difficulty
result 23 noun effect brought about by something development, reaction, product, decision, consequence, outcome, issue, event, conclusion, crop, close, settlement, proceeds, end, sequence, arrangement, production, creature, finish, determination, execution, harvest, returns
result 21 noun effect brought about by something emanation, consummation, payoff, completion, fruition, repercussion, backwash, upshot, sequel, corollary, fruit, aftermath, by-product, eventuality, outgrowth, denouement, offshoot, termination, outcropping, aftereffect, ensual
result 20 verb happen, develop emerge, derive, end, appear, rise, stem, produce, arise, follow, grow, occur, proceed, finish, attend, conclude, flow, effect, fruit, spring, issue
result 20 verb happen, develop come from, culminate, emanate, ensue, terminate, originate, eventuate, accrue, germinate, come about, come out, pan out, turn out, wind up, work out, be due to, become of, come forth, come of, eventualize
retail store 2 noun general store dime store, variety shop
retailer 3 noun business owner merchant, vendor, banker
retailer 11 noun business owner trafficker, trader, merchandiser, bursar, businessperson, wholesaler, marketer, chandler, dispenser, changer, tradesperson
retailer 5 noun person who sells goods vendor, broker, seller, operator, dealer
retailer 16 noun person who sells goods shopkeeper, trafficker, trader, shipper, tycoon, businessperson, storekeeper, salesperson, exporter, wholesaler, sender, handler, jobber, consigner, marketer, tradesperson
retailer 5 noun person who gives object in exchange for money merchant, vendor, agent, dealer, representative
retailer 10 noun person who gives object in exchange for money peddler, trader, shopkeeper, storekeeper, businessperson, salesperson, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson
retailer 4 noun merchant entrepreneur, vendor, dealer, seller
retailer 6 noun merchant storekeeper, proprietor, businessperson, salesperson, wholesaler, store owner
retailer 5 noun shopkeeper merchant, vendor, seller, entrepreneur, dealer
retailer 6 noun shopkeeper proprietor, businessperson, salesperson, grocer, wholesaler, store owner
retailer 3 noun dealer merchant, vendor, banker
retailer 12 noun dealer trafficker, trader, speculator, bursar, businessperson, tradesman, wholesaler, marketer, changer, dispenser, chandler, tradesperson
retailer 6 noun seller merchant, clerk, agent, vendor, representative, dealer
retailer 14 noun seller shopkeeper, saleswoman, peddler, salesgirl, businessperson, salesperson, trader, vender, salesman, storekeeper, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson
retailer 6 noun seller merchant, clerk, agent, vendor, representative, dealer
retailer 14 noun seller shopkeeper, saleswoman, peddler, salesclerk, businessperson, salesperson, trader, vender, salesman, storekeeper, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson
retailer 6 noun seller merchant, clerk, agent, dealer, vendor, representative
retailer 14 noun seller peddler, saleswoman, trader, shopkeeper, salesperson, storekeeper, salesclerk, salesgirl, businessperson, vender, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson
retailer 6 noun seller clerk, merchant, vendor, agent, representative, dealer
retailer 14 noun seller shopkeeper, salesperson, salesman, peddler, trader, salesclerk, salesgirl, businessperson, vender, storekeeper, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson
retailer 3 noun dealer merchant, vendor, banker
retailer 12 noun dealer merchandiser, bursar, trafficker, trader, speculator, businessperson, chandler, dispenser, wholesaler, changer, marketer, tradesperson
retailer 3 noun dealer merchant, vendor, banker
retailer 12 noun dealer trader, speculator, merchandiser, bursar, businessperson, tradesman, wholesaler, chandler, changer, dispenser, marketer, tradesperson
retailer 6 noun seller merchant, vendor, agent, dealer, representative, clerk
retailer 14 noun seller peddler, salesgirl, trader, salesclerk, businessperson, salesperson, saleswoman, shopkeeper, salesman, storekeeper, auctioneer, marketer, sales help, tradesperson
retain 18 verb hold on to physically or mentally preserve, enjoy, absorb, own, recognize, keep, maintain, have, contain, hold, possess, remember, recall, mind, grasp, save, husband, reserve
retain 15 verb hold on to physically or mentally retrospect, memorize, recollect, withhold, reminisce, detain, restrain, clutch, bear in mind, put away, cling to, hand onto, hold fast, keep in mind, keep possession
retain 7 verb hire employ, pay, maintain, commission, engage, contract, reserve
retire 10 verb leave a place or responsibility depart, separate, remove, withdraw, go, retreat, resign, part, exit, yield
retire 36 verb leave a place or responsibility relinquish, pull out, surrender, revoke, ebb, recede, secede, regress, decamp, repeal, rescind, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go away, go to bed, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room
retired 2 adj having withdrawn from active life resigned, elderly
retired 4 adj having withdrawn from active life superannuated, emerita, emeritus, in retirement
retired 7 adj having been withdrawn separated, isolated, removed, withdrawn, apart, distant, retreated
retired 3 adj having been withdrawn secluded, detached, sequestered
retired 3 adj done working retiring, shy, withdrawn
retired 12 adj done working discharged, secluded, humble, cloistered, superannuated, inactive, otiose, unfrequented, immured, sequestered, cidevant, emeritus
retirement 2 noun retreat withdrawal, flight
retirement 5 noun retreat evacuation, pullout, pullback, fallback, ebb
retirement 6 noun seclusion separation, withdrawal, privacy, shelter, retreat, hiding
retirement 16 noun seclusion blockade, desolation, solitude, sequestration, aloofness, detachment, remoteness, aloneness, separateness, concealment, quarantine, beleaguerment, reclusion, reclusiveness, privateness, seclusiveness
retreat 3 noun departure flight, withdrawal, retirement
retreat 2 noun departure evacuation, ebb
retreat 11 noun place one goes for peace shelter, resort, refuge, retirement, habitat, privacy, cover, cell, defense, security, port
retreat 19 noun place one goes for peace sanctuary, hideaway, haven, convent, harbor, covert, hermitage, solitude, haunt, ark, den, cloister, asylum, seclusion, ivory tower, safe house, adytum, hiding place, safe place
retreat 16 verb pull back, go away reverse, depart, retire, leave, abandon, withdraw, escape, go, hide, shrink, quit, run, resign, avoid, back, fold
retreat 38 verb pull back, go away fall back, backtrack, recede, evacuate, back down, go back, back off, reel, pull out, relinquish, ebb, elude, disengage, sequester, decamp, evade, retrograde, vacate, recoil, regress, quail, back away, back out, beat it, draw back, hand over, opt out, turn tail, retrocede, cave in, give ground, go along with, keep aloof, keep apart, lay down, move back, seclude oneself, start back
return 11 noun coming again arrival, entry, recovery, answer, entrance, coming, retreat, reaction, appearance, replacement, restoring
return 20 noun coming again rebound, restoration, rejoinder, occurrence, restitution, acknowledgment, recurrence, repossession, reappearance, reversion, recoil, recompense, reoccurrence, recompensing, recrudescence, reinstatement, recoiling, homecoming, reestablishment, revisitation
return 12 noun earnings, benefit revenue, profit, yield, compensation, gain, interest, income, reward, advantage, gate, proceeds, results
return 13 noun earnings, benefit reparation, reciprocation, lucre, reimbursement, accrual, retaliation, recompense, requital, repayment, avail, take, takings, accruement
return 3 noun answer response, respond, reply
return 5 noun answer comeback, rejoinder, retort, riposte, antiphon
return 6 noun summary report, record, account, list, form, statement
return 1 noun summary tabulation
return 6 verb go back, turn back turn, retire, repair, repeat, react, retreat
return 24 verb go back, turn back come back, reconsider, reexamine, recur, reappear, rebound, revert, revisit, recrudesce, rotate, recoil, revolve, back up, bounce back, double back, reoccur, circle back, come again, go again, hark back to, move back, reel back, reenter, retrace steps
return 8 verb give back, send back restore, replace, send, give, render, react, convey, transmit
return 24 verb give back, send back refund, bestow, retaliate, reimburse, reciprocate, remit, rebate, requite, repay, recompense, reestablish, reinstate, restitute, make restitution, take back, reseat, carry back, hand back, pay back, put back, reinsert, roll back, thrust back, toss back
return 5 verb earn pay, make, score, net, yield
return 9 verb earn clear, repay, bring in, cash in on, clean up, make a killing, pay dividend, pay off, show profit
return 11 verb answer respond, deliver, submit, pass, report, announce, declare, render, communicate, state, reply
return 7 verb answer come back, come in, rejoin, retort, bring in, come to, arrive at
reveal 17 verb disclose, tell confess, acknowledge, explain, publish, tell, inform, admit, declare, concede, report, announce, expose, communicate, proclaim, broadcast, unfold, talk
reveal 25 verb disclose, tell affirm, divulge, avow, leak, betray, impart, utter, notify, bring to light, come out with, give away, let on, break the news, bring out into open, get out of system, give out, give the low-down, let cat out of the bag, let fall, let out, let slip, make known, make plain, make public, put cards on table
reveal 7 verb show, uncover disclose, expose, display, exhibit, flash, bare, open
reveal 6 verb show, uncover unveil, unearth, unmask, manifest, unclothe, lay bare
revenge 4 noun retaliation for wrong, grievance attack, return, fight, satisfaction
revenge 24 noun retaliation for wrong, grievance retribution, vengeance, reprisal, counterblow, malevolence, sortie, vengefulness, spitefulness, requital, repayment, vindictiveness, rancor, animus, eye for an eye, ill will, measure for measure, tit for tat, implacability, counterinsurgency, avenging, ruthlessness, counterplay, avengment, getting even
revenge 9 verb retaliate for wrong, grievance square, return, get, punish, fix, score, defend, match, justify
revenge 28 verb retaliate for wrong, grievance get back at, vindicate, avenge, retort, reciprocate, repay, redress, requite, fight back, get even, kick back, be out for blood, even the score, give comeuppance, give just desserts, hit back, make reprisal, pay back, pay back in spades, pay off, return the compliment, settle up, settle with, stick it to, take an eye for an eye, turn the tables on, venge, fix one's wagon
reverse 7 noun opposite back, bottom, rear, counter, turn, switch, turning
reverse 28 noun opposite reversal, about-face, antithesis, underside, regression, inverse, flip-flop, retrogression, reversion, converse, contradictory, antipode, contradiction, turnabout, contrary, flip side, contra, overturning, verso, retroversion, volte-face, antipole, change of mind, counterpole, other side, reversement, turn around, wrong side
reverse 6 noun bad luck; failure blow, disappointment, defeat, check, trial, bath
reverse 14 noun bad luck; failure reversal, repulse, misfortune, catastrophe, misadventure, conquering, setback, mishap, affliction, vicissitude, turnabout, adversity, hardship, vanquishment
reverse 7 verb turn upside down or backwards shift, exchange, back, upset, switch, transfer, retreat
reverse 24 verb turn upside down or backwards overturn, rearrange, interchange, inverse, capsize, revert, invert, backtrack, transpose, backpedal, flip-flop, about-face, back up, double back, go back, turn over, upend, evert, evaginate, go backwards, move backwards, transplace, turn around, turn back
reverse 6 verb cancel, change modify, lift, alter, convert, recall, upset
reverse 25 verb cancel, change quash, invalidate, repeal, revoke, dismantle, undo, nullify, annul, overturn, overrule, rescind, backtrack, backpedal, countermand, negate, flip-flop, renege, overthrow, retract, double back, set aside, declare null and void, overset, turn around, turn the tables
review 11 noun examination, study analysis, survey, report, inspection, check, file, scan, reflection, parade, drill, view
review 16 noun examination, study audit, scrutiny, revision, checkup, retrospect, recapitulation, rethink, procession, once-over, second thought, reconsideration, reassessment, another look, fresh look, march past, second look
review 23 noun critique; summary criticism, comment, notice, judgment, essay, column, evaluation, study, analysis, inspection, investigation, article, assessment, discussion, theme, outline, organ, abstract, magazine, discourse, mention, pan, journal
review 17 noun critique; summary appraisal, commentary, revision, dissertation, recapitulation, thesis, synopsis, exposition, blurb, periodical, canvass, monograph, treatise, write-up, redraft, book review, reviewal
review 3 verb go over again analyze, remember, recall
review 28 verb go over again reevaluate, reconsider, reexamine, revise, rehash, debrief, rethink, recollect, revisit, recap, recapitulate, brush up, call to mind, check out, go over, run through, reassess, check thoroughly, hash over, look at again, look back on, polish up, reflect on, run over, run up flagpole, summon up, take another look, think over
review 10 verb criticize, scrutinize evaluate, study, assess, examine, discuss, rip, judge, weigh, correct, pan
review 16 verb criticize, scrutinize inspect, revise, knock, rave, slam, zap, trash, bad-mouth, put down, take down, read through, reedit, skin alive, swipe at, write a critique, give one's opinion
revise 13 verb correct, edit tighten, cut, review, develop, modify, update, compare, alter, improve, perfect, scan, study, change
revise 27 verb correct, edit overhaul, reexamine, scrutinize, rewrite, amend, revamp, reorganize, upgrade, reconsider, rework, rehash, scrub, launder, emend, debug, polish, redo, go over, run through, recast, blue-pencil, redraft, clean up, look over, recalibrate, redraw, restyle
revival 2 noun rebirth, reawakening recovery, cheering
revival 20 noun rebirth, reawakening resurgence, rejuvenation, renewal, renaissance, restoration, revitalization, resurrection, renascence, revivification, quickening, regeneration, awakening, consolation, resuscitation, invigoration, recrudescence, enkindling, freshening, reanimation, risorgimento
revive 11 verb start again; bring back to life restore, strengthen, encourage, repair, recover, overcome, relieve, please, cheer, rally, comfort
revive 36 verb start again; bring back to life renovate, rejuvenate, energize, resurrect, invigorate, renew, arouse, revitalize, resuscitate, rekindle, quicken, rouse, console, solace, enliven, reanimate, refresh, brighten, enkindle, exhilarate, recondition, inspirit, gladden, animate, awaken, bounce back, bring around, touch up, breathe new life into, bring to, come around, come to life, make whole, snap out of it, spring up, wake up
revolution 13 noun drastic action or change, often in politics coup, violence, innovation, strike, shift, transformation, row, plot, crime, destruction, upset, rising, disorder
revolution 32 noun drastic action or change, often in politics upheaval, turmoil, uprising, insurgency, revolt, rebellion, unrest, mutiny, cabal, reformation, metamorphosis, anarchy, insubordination, subversion, overthrow, outbreak, bloodshed, reversal, turbulence, overturn, tumult, strife, uproar, debacle, foment, shake-up, turnover, golpe, guerrilla activity, radical change, underground activity, coup d'état
revolution 10 noun circuit around something cycle, wheel, lap, orbit, round, turn, circle, spin, roll, turning
revolution 11 noun circuit around something whirl, gyre, circumvolution, reel, twirl, swirl, gyration, rotation, revolve, revolving, pirouette
revolutionary 4 adj rebellious radical, rebel, warring, rioting
revolutionary 10 adj rebellious subversive, insurgent, defiant, disobedient, disorderly, factious, insubordinate, mutinous, riotous, anarchistic
revolutionary 10 adj new, progressive radical, modern, contemporary, innovative, novel, latest, left, advanced, developing, advancing
revolutionary 7 adj new, progressive avant-garde, cutting edge, open-minded, state-of-the-art, up-and-coming, forward-looking, just out
reward 15 noun payment, prize premium, bonus, compensation, award, honor, profit, benefit, punishment, merit, wages, tip, cue, return, gain, strokes
reward 24 noun payment, prize accolade, bounty, dividend, guerdon, crown, comeuppance, gravy, grease, garland, salve, retribution, plum, recompense, repayment, requital, fringe benefit, just deserts, remuneration, goodies, carrot, sweetener, meed, perks, feather in cap
reward 2 verb pay; give prize honor, tip
reward 8 verb pay; give prize repay, compensate, sugarcoat, remunerate, stroke, recompense, requite, take care of
rhetoric 3 noun wordiness; long speech discourse, address, composition
rhetoric 16 noun wordiness; long speech oratory, hyperbole, grandiloquence, bombast, magniloquence, verbosity, pomposity, elocution, eloquence, rant, oration, balderdash, fustian, big talk, hot air, flowery language
rhythm 9 noun beat, accent of sound, music pattern, flow, pulse, swing, movement, measure, meter, bounce, time
rhythm 11 noun beat, accent of sound, music tempo, cadence, cadency, uniformity, downbeat, rhyme, lilt, regularity, periodicity, metre, rise and fall
rib 4 verb tease ridge, joke, needle, stay
rib 4 verb tease razz, banter, jest, bone
ribbon 8 noun narrow strip of material bow, tape, strip, prize, binding, band, award, trimming
ribbon 9 noun narrow strip of material decoration, streamer, stripe, braid, fillet, banderole, cordon, corse, bandeau
rice 2 noun edible grain wheat, grain
rice 5 noun edible grain corn, bran, rye, oats, breakfast food
rich 7 adj having a lot of money easy, fat, wealthy, independent, swimming, comfortable, loaded
rich 21 adj having a lot of money prosperous, well-heeled, well-off, affluent, well-to-do, plush, flush, bloated, gilded, moneyed, opulent, uptown, filthy rich, in clover, in the money, made of money, propertied, rolling in it, upscale, well provided for, worth a million
rich 11 adj abundant, well-supplied full, valuable, elegant, expensive, smart, grand, fine, costly, elaborate, precious, productive
rich 40 adj abundant, well-supplied fertile, splendid, lush, plentiful, gorgeous, swank, swell, fancy, chic, plush, abounding, ample, classy, copious, deluxe, exquisite, extravagant, exuberant, fecund, fruitful, high-class, lavish, luxurious, magnificent, ornate, palatial, posh, priceless, prolific, resplendent, ritzy, snazzy, spiffy, stylish, sumptuous, superb, swanky, plenteous, embellished, well-endowed
rich 4 adj flavorful heavy, sweet, satisfying, sustaining
rich 14 adj flavorful spicy, juicy, creamy, tasty, delicious, savory, luscious, succulent, fatty, full-bodied, nourishing, nutritious, oily, highly flavored
rich 6 adj full in color or sound deep, bright, warm, strong, intense, significant
rich 12 adj full in color or sound vivid, vibrant, resonant, dulcet, eloquent, expressive, mellifluous, mellow, rotund, sonorous, canorous, silvery
rich 5 adj very funny entertaining, strange, odd, ridiculous, splitting
rich 17 adj very funny absurd, queer, amusing, comical, droll, farcical, foolish, hilarious, humorous, incongruous, laughable, ludicrous, preposterous, risible, diverting, slaying, side-splitting
rich 1 noun wealthy people or institutions landed
rich 8 noun wealthy people or institutions upper class, bountiful, nouveau riche, well-to-do, upper crust, haves, monied, old money
ride 9 noun journey, trip in vehicle transportation, expedition, drive, tour, run, lift, turn, spin, airing
ride 9 noun journey, trip in vehicle outing, jaunt, excursion, whirl, hitch, commute, pick up, joyride, Sunday drive
ride 19 verb carry or be carried float, sit, travel, move, drift, drive, cruise, go, guide, control, handle, manage, direct, tour, journey, motor, progress, post, roll
ride 9 verb carry or be carried restrain, hitchhike, curb, go with, be supported, hitch a ride, sit on, thumb a ride, tool around
ride 2 verb dominate, oppress rate, grip
ride 24 verb dominate, oppress bait, afflict, haunt, torment, hound, badger, tyrannize, scold, hector, persecute, override, enslave, torture, upbraid, reproach, domineer, annoy, revile, berate, harass, harry, disparage, be arbitrary, be autocratic
rider 3 noun equestrian; commuter passenger, driver, traveler
rider 6 noun equestrian; commuter cowboy, straphanger, gaucho, suburbanite, horseback rider, horseman/woman
rider 2 noun amendment, clause addition, measure
rider 9 noun amendment, clause clarification, codicil, alteration, adjunct, supplement, attachment, modification, addendum, revision
ridge 7 noun raised part of solid rim, hill, spine, pole, fold, range, rib
ridge 18 noun raised part of solid corrugation, elevation, parapet, ruck, backbone, crease, seam, crinkle, plica, wrinkle, furrow, rimple, hogback, chine, moraine, upland, esker, rivel
ridicule 5 noun contemptuous laughter at someone or something laughter, rally, rib, irony, needling
ridicule 38 noun contemptuous laughter at someone or something caricature, mockery, sarcasm, jeer, disdain, satire, derision, taunt, scorn, contempt, parody, disparagement, slam, persiflage, leer, farce, swipe, travesty, raillery, jab, gibe, banter, burlesque, chaff, sneer, comeback, badinage, razz, dig, roast, put-on, mordancy, taunting, buffoonery, foolery, parting shot, putdown, sardonicism
ridicule 7 verb make contemptuous fun of something or someone rally, rib, expose, pan, needle, cartoon, kid
ridicule 45 verb make contemptuous fun of something or someone taunt, scoff, lampoon, deride, scorn, mock, humiliate, rag, twit, takeoff, quiz, caricature, jape, josh, jolly, haze, travesty, pooh-pooh, gibe, banter, unmask, deflate, sneer, chaff, jeer, mimic, satirize, roast, fleer, ride, parody, laugh at, make fun of, put down, run down, show up, jive, make a fool of, make a game of, make a laughing-stock, poke fun at, rail at, raz, send up, pull one's leg
rifle 6 verb ransack rip, gut, sack, take, strip, grab
rifle 14 verb ransack rummage, trash, burglarize, pillage, rob, despoil, plunder, loot, waste, go through, rip off, burgle, smash and grab, tip over
right 14 adj fair, just good, legal, honest, appropriate, legitimate, proper, suitable, deserved, due, merited, fitting, moral, ethical, true
right 13 adj fair, just honorable, upright, requisite, conscientious, equitable, justifiable, lawful, righteous, rightful, scrupulous, virtuous, condign, stand-up
right 15 adj accurate, precise perfect, sure, valid, proper, correct, sound, real, complete, absolute, exact, nice, genuine, just, strict, true
right 31 adj accurate, precise faithful, amen, utter, admissible, authentic, bona fide, factual, immaculate, indubitable, infallible, on the nose, out-and-out, punctilious, righteous, rigorous, satisfactory, solemn, thoroughgoing, undoubted, unerring, veracious, veritable, right on, veridical, free of error, inerrant, on the money, right as rain, undistorted, unmistaken, watertight
right 18 adj appropriate, fitting good, decent, acceptable, ideal, common, proper, suitable, sufficient, correct, happy, deserved, fit, becoming, due, merited, nice, adequate, favorable
right 18 adj appropriate, fitting desirable, all right, convenient, befitting, done, requisite, advantageous, comely, decorous, felicitous, opportune, propitious, rightful, satisfactory, seemly, tolerable, comme il faut, condign
right 9 adj sane, healthy wise, reasonable, normal, sound, fit, well, rational, balanced, fine
right 15 adj sane, healthy penetrating, discerning, hale, enlightened, circumspect, discreet, far-sighted, judicious, lucid, unimpaired, compos mentis, all there, in good health, in the pink, up to par
right 6 adj conservative politically reactionary, die-hard, orthodox, right wing, traditionalistic, old-line
right 4 adj opposite of left clockwise, dexter, dextral, right-handed
right 18 adv accurately, precisely clear, square, well, slap, correctly, altogether, sharp, absolutely, completely, entirely, exactly, fully, just, perfectly, quite, thoroughly, totally, truly
right 8 adv accurately, precisely bang, squarely, utterly, wholly, genuinely, smack-dab, all the way, factually
right 2 adv appropriately, suitably properly, well
right 8 adv appropriately, suitably adequately, amply, satisfactorily, acceptably, aptly, becomingly, befittingly, fittingly
right 2 adv fairly, justly properly, honestly
right 19 adv fairly, justly evenly, honorably, morally, objectively, reliably, sincerely, squarely, decently, conscientiously, dispassionately, equitably, ethically, impartially, lawfully, legitimately, righteously, virtuously, without bias, without prejudice
right 6 adv beneficially well, extremely, fortunately, highly, perfectly, very
right 7 adv beneficially advantageous, exceedingly, favorably, notably, remarkably, for the better, to advantage
right 8 adv directly, without delay straight, away, now, due, direct, immediately, instantly, quickly
right 9 adv directly, without delay first off, forthwith, promptly, right away, at once, instanter, straight away, straightly, undeviatingly
right 20 noun privilege claim, license, business, power, freedom, authority, priority, benefit, interest, advantage, title, due, merit, liberty, favor, preference, deserving, franchise, permission, desert
right 7 noun privilege immunity, birthright, comeuppance, exemption, prerogative, appanage, perquisite
right 11 noun justice, morality freedom, integrity, independence, good, truth, straight, liberty, reason, virtue, equity, honor
right 12 noun justice, morality righteousness, propriety, correctness, uprightness, lawfulness, goodness, emancipation, rightness, properness, rectitude, legality, enfranchisement
right 9 verb fix, correct repair, square, restore, adjust, reward, straighten, patch, settle, balance
right 32 verb fix, correct rectify, redress, overhaul, doctor, emend, mend, recondition, scrub, vindicate, launder, reconstruct, amend, recompense, debug, fix up, pick up, go straight, clean up, compensate for, dial back, do justice, fiddle with, make up for, put in place, put right, recalibrate, set straight, set upright, shape up, sort out, straighten out, turn around
ring 6 noun circle; circular object arena, band, round, eye, circuit, loop
ring 9 noun circle; circular object ringlet, circlet, girdle, hoop, circus, halo, brim, enclosure, rink
ring 20 noun group participating together camp, band, gang, organization, circle, pool, crowd, combine, corner, trust, bunch, crew, cell, party, combination, outfit, association, coalition, troop, push
ring 17 noun group participating together syndicate, racket, cartel, cabal, mob, Mafia, coterie, bloc, junta, faction, knot, clique, troupe, clan, monopoly, junto, in-group
ring 2 noun chime, bell-like noise toll, call
ring 10 noun chime, bell-like noise jangle, clank, reverberation, vibration, tinkle, peal, knell, buzz, jingle, clangor
ring 6 verb encircle circle, surround, rim, round, loop, belt
ring 12 verb encircle enclose, girdle, gird, compass, circumscribe, encompass, confine, begird, inclose, hem in, move around, seal off
ring 7 verb chime; make bell-like noise sound, punch, play, pull, beat, toll, strike
ring 15 verb chime; make bell-like noise resound, clang, resonate, bang, buzz, reverberate, clap, jangle, vibrate, tinkle, peal, knell, jingle, bong, tintinnabulate
ring finger 2 noun finger next to little finger annulary, third finger
riot 9 noun uprising, disorder protest, storm, trouble, burst, scene, row, stir, confusion, shower
riot 33 noun uprising, disorder turmoil, disturbance, brawl, strife, uproar, turbulence, lawlessness, anarchy, ruckus, hassle, racket, free-for-all, flap, misrule, commotion, distemper, to-do, fuss, rumble, snarl, ruction, fray, tumult, run-in, rumpus, mix-up, quarrel, shivaree, anarchism, brannigan, mob violence, street fighting, wingding
riot 3 noun very funny happening show, sensation, confusion
riot 23 noun very funny happening uproar, panic, revelry, carousal, wow, splash, lark, frolic, extravaganza, festivity, merrymaking, excess, flourish, smash, romp, tumult, scream, howl, high jinks, jollification, boisterousness, sidesplitter, skylark
riot 4 verb protest; cause an uproar rise, fight, arise, rebel
riot 9 verb protest; cause an uproar rampage, debauch, revolt, dissipate, racket, run riot, go on rampage, stir up trouble, take to the streets
rise 12 noun increase, improvement advance, hike, inflation, growth, progress, climb, boost, raise, addition, swell, promotion, doubling
rise 24 noun increase, improvement acceleration, ascent, upswing, upsurge, surge, upturn, increment, distention, upgrade, accession, advancement, breakthrough, enlargement, accretion, multiplication, augmentation, aggrandizement, intensifying, waxing, intensification, heightening, step-up, piling up, stacking up
rise 6 noun movement upward; upward slope rising, climb, mount, soaring, lift, towering
rise 12 noun movement upward; upward slope upsurge, ascent, surge, acclivity, elevation, incline, hillock, ascension, eminence, upland, highland, rising ground
rise 11 verb get up; ascend rocket, lift, climb, grow, soar, scale, mount, surface, awake, arise, tower
rise 33 verb get up; ascend surge, sprout, up, arouse, aspire, surmount, rouse, levitate, blast off, come up, rise and shine, turn out, upspring, move up, push up, be erect, be located, be situated, bob up, get out of bed, get steeper, go uphill, have foundation, pile out, reach up, rise up, roll out, sit up, slope upwards, stand up, straighten up, sweep upward, get to one's feet
rise 15 verb increase, grow raise, advance, double, swell, lift, accelerate, build, climb, improve, expand, soar, arise, mount, enhance, spread
rise 29 verb increase, grow ascend, pick up, multiply, distend, aggravate, augment, magnify, bulge, intensify, billow, upsurge, enlarge, redouble, wax, deepen, inflate, rouse, heighten, levitate, add to, perk up, take off, move up, go up, go through the roof, intensate, pile up, speed up, stack up
rise 4 verb progress in business advance, progress, succeed, thrive
rise 10 verb progress in business prosper, flourish, get on, be elevated, be promoted, better oneself, climb the ladder, get somewhere, go places, work one's way up
rise 19 verb become apparent emerge, begin, develop, go, happen, come, occur, head, appear, spring, flow, surface, stem, chance, derive, arise, dawn, issue, proceed
rise 11 verb become apparent betide, loom, originate, befall, eventuate, emanate, transpire, fall out, turn up, crop up, flare up
rise 3 verb rebel resist, mount, riot
rise 4 verb rebel revolt, mutiny, insurrect, take up arms
risk 15 noun chance taken prospect, danger, uncertainty, possibility, liability, hazard, opportunity, exposure, plunge, fortune, header, accident, venture, speculation, luck
risk 12 noun chance taken peril, fortuity, flyer, jeopardy, stab, openness, contingency, wager, gamble, shot in the dark, exposedness, liableness
risk 15 verb take a chance compromise, speculate, brave, confront, encounter, hazard, face, chance, plunge, adventure, venture, tackle, meet, dare, beard
risk 26 verb take a chance endanger, imperil, jeopardize, defy, peril, wager, jeopardy, menace, gamble, take on, be caught short, defy danger, expose to danger, hang by a thread, leap before looking, leave to luck, play with fire, put in jeopardy, run the chance, run the risk, skate on thin ice, take a flyer, take a header, take a plunge, take the liberty, go out of one's depth
ritual 12 noun ceremony, tradition stereotype, habit, practice, custom, act, routine, procedure, protocol, form, service, convention, prescription
ritual 11 noun ceremony, tradition observance, formality, liturgy, rite, solemnity, ordinance, Sacrament, communion, usage, ceremonial, red tape
river 4 noun waterway stream, run, course, branch
river 9 noun waterway tributary, estuary, creek, brook, rivulet, watercourse, rill, beck, runnel
road 14 noun path upon which travel occurs lane, course, track, route, drive, trail, street, way, line, highway, direction, alley, passage, concrete
road 25 noun path upon which travel occurs roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, parking lot, pavement, subway, artery, expressway, avenue, pike, thruway, viaduct, drag, terrace, turnpike, crossroad, pathway, asphalt, cobblestone, byway, throughway, parkway, main drag, back street, dragway
roar 9 noun growl, howl explosion, cry, shout, boom, drum, blast, crash, bay, yell
roar 14 noun growl, howl uproar, thunder, rumble, barrage, clamor, outcry, din, bellow, clash, bawl, holler, reverberation, bluster, detonation
roar 1 noun laugh loudly scream
roar 4 noun laugh loudly guffaw, hoot, howl, belly laugh
roar 11 verb growl, howl crash, explode, shout, boom, yell, blast, sound, drum, cry, bay, roll
roar 20 verb growl, howl thunder, rebound, rumble, holler, resound, bark, din, bellow, bluster, bray, rout, bawl, detonate, vociferate, reecho, brawl, reverberate, clamor, trumpet, repercuss
rob 10 verb steal, deprive cheat, lose, strip, rifle, sack, appropriate, take, relieve, promote, cop
rob 43 verb steal, deprive bereave, raid, plunder, mug, defraud, divest, loot, hijack, ransack, swipe, embezzle, abscond, thieve, purloin, disinherit, roll, hustle, pilfer, burglarize, oust, pillage, despoil, filch, lift, snitch, swindle, pinch, heist, scrounge, withhold, requisition, dispossess, strong-arm, liberate, peculate, con, do out of, hold up, rip off, break into, defalcate, burgle, stick up
robbery 2 noun stealing job, hit
robbery 17 noun stealing felony, heist, holdup, embezzlement, larceny, theft, burglary, wrongdoing, break-in, caper, stickup, thievery, mortal sin, looting, mugging, purse-snatching, unlawful act
robot 4 noun android, machine cyborg, automation, bionic person, mechanical person
rock 4 noun stone metal, earth, shelf, mass
rock 17 noun stone rubble, lava, gravel, slab, quarry, crust, promontory, bedrock, reef, lodge, slag, ore, boulder, mineral, cobblestone, crag, pebble
rock 4 noun foundation strength, defense, support, protection
rock 5 noun foundation mainstay, bulwark, cornerstone, anchor, Rock of Gibraltar
rock 7 verb move back and forth shake, shock, swing, toss, move, pitch, roll
rock 26 verb move back and forth convulse, jolt, sway, billow, quiver, agitate, jiggle, quake, heave, jounce, wobble, undulate, lurch, vibrate, falter, totter, tremble, jog, quaver, reel, oscillate, stagger, careen, concuss, push and pull, roll about
rocket 2 noun projectile weapon, missile
rocket 8 noun projectile intercontinental ballistic missile, spacecraft, booster, ICBM, guided missile, firework, torpedo, spaceship
rocket 7 verb shoot up sail, rise, lift, climb, grow, soar, tower
rocket 6 verb shoot up take off, escalate, ascend, zoom, skyrocket, go through the ceiling
rodent 2 noun experimental subject subject, victim
rodent 11 noun experimental subject Cavia porcellus, cavy, examinee, experimental animal, experimental subject, lab animal, lab rat, laboratory animal, test animal, test subject, testee
rodent 1 noun animal buck
rodent 11 noun animal hare, bunny, cony, capon, doe, cuniculus, cottontail, chinchilla, lapin, coney, lagomorph
rodent 5 noun pest insect, fly, rat, snake, mice
rodent 9 noun pest weasel, ant, mosquito, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede
role 23 noun impersonation of a character appearance, act, character, part, aspect, performance, show, player, hero, clothing, lead, title, extra, acting, presentation, star, bit, execution, super, look, representation, piece, seeming
role 7 noun impersonation of a character portrayal, stint, ingenue, semblance, personification, guise, walk-on
role 14 noun duty, function task, business, job, part, act, position, post, province, piece, capacity, office, pose, bit, execution
role 5 noun duty, function game, guise, stint, posture, what one is into
roll 5 noun revolving, turning revolution, run, turn, spin, cycle
roll 7 noun revolving, turning whirl, undulation, reel, twirl, gyration, rotation, trundling
roll 5 noun cylindrical object wheel, shell, ball, fold, barrel
roll 15 noun cylindrical object cylinder, convolution, bobbin, spiral, spool, cone, whorl, coil, reel, scroll, cornucopia, cartouche, trundle, volute, rundle
roll 5 noun list, roster index, schedule, register, catalog, table
roll 9 noun list, roster census, chronicle, muster, annals, directory, scroll, head count, roll call, nose count
roll 4 noun growl, reverberation booming, boom, echoing, drumming
roll 13 noun growl, reverberation roar, thunder, grumble, quaver, rumble, drone, racket, resonance, barrage, clangor, drumbeat, rumbling, rat-a-tat
roll 16 verb revolve, turn; proceed smoothly follow, bowl, twist, fold, pass, wrap, circle, wheel, run, rock, flow, spin, curve, drive, succeed, wind
roll 31 verb revolve, turn; proceed smoothly propel, pivot, furl, whirl, swathe, reel, alternate, undulate, spiral, eddy, swirl, entwine, swivel, swaddle, envelop, rotate, coil, elapse, gyre, enfold, drape, impel, gyrate, twirl, trundle, pirouette, be in sequence, circumduct, go around, go past, swing around
roll 4 verb spread out even, level, smooth, press
roll 3 verb spread out pulverize, grind, flatten
roll 5 verb thunder, reverberate sound, drum, echo, pattern, boom
roll 15 verb thunder, reverberate growl, rustle, rumble, roar, hum, grumble, quaver, rattle, cannonade, resound, ruffle, bombinate, re-echo, trill, whirr
roll 9 verb rock, sway toss, pitch, lean, run, drift, wave, flow, range, swing
roll 21 verb rock, sway undulate, stray, tumble, heave, glide, yaw, welter, lurch, swagger, waddle, roam, wallow, jibe, stagger, billow, reel, incline, ramble, surge, lumber, rove
romantic 11 adj sentimental, idealistic exotic, fascinating, colorful, exciting, fantastic, charming, tender, mysterious, wild, daring, loving
romantic 33 adj sentimental, idealistic whimsical, glamorous, amorous, dreamy, erotic, fanciful, maudlin, corny, nostalgic, passionate, adventurous, utopian, visionary, chimerical, chivalrous, enchanting, extravagant, fond, idyllic, impractical, mushy, picturesque, poetic, quixotic, sloppy, starry-eyed, unrealistic, bathetic, soppy, tear-jerking, fairy-tale, lovey-dovey, syrupy
roof 5 noun building covering house, ceiling, covering, shelter, summit
roof 11 noun building covering parapet, slate, crown, dome, cupola, rafter, canopy, truss, gable, palate, gambrel
room 18 noun space, range place, area, sweep, capacity, scope, territory, play, opening, reach, volume, chance, extent, opportunity, license, rope, range, occasion, margin
room 10 noun space, range vastness, leeway, latitude, sway, expanse, compass, rein, clearance, allowance, elbowroom
room 6 noun enclosed section of building designed for specific purpose apartment, office, chamber, suite, cabin, flat
room 13 noun enclosed section of building designed for specific purpose cave, den, lodging, cubicle, accommodation, niche, alcove, setup, flop, joint, cubbyhole, turf, vault
root 24 noun base, core origin, heart, stuff, foundation, essence, soul, stem, source, seed, seat, motive, ground, basis, cause, infrastructure, reason, substance, center, bottom, well, fundamental, quick, occasion, beginnings
root 26 noun base, core footing, groundwork, nub, provenance, germ, fountain, bedrock, essentiality, fountainhead, crux, nucleus, inception, marrow, quintessence, derivation, underpinning, substratum, pith, provenience, tuber, rock bottom, radix, mainspring, rhizome, radicle, starting point
root 4 verb dig and search poke, hunt, place, nose
root 11 verb dig and search embed, ingrain, rummage, forage, grub, burrow, lodge, delve, pry, ferret, grub up
rope 4 noun cord, line string, thread, tape, cable
rope 9 noun cord, line twine, strand, lariat, lace, lanyard, lasso, cordage, hawser, braiding
rose 2 noun red-pink red, pink
rose 4 noun red-pink blush, rouge, flush, rosette
rotation 3 noun turn orbit, circle, revolution
rotation 3 noun turn gyration, circumvolution, circumrotation
rotation 5 noun turn in circle cycle, revolution, turn, spin, turning
rotation 4 noun turn in circle torque, vortex, eddy, succession
rotgut 3 noun intoxicating, flammable liquid drink, spirits, sauce
rotgut 17 noun intoxicating, flammable liquid smoke, liquor, booze, intoxicant, cocktail, moonshine, tipple, methanol, ethanol, firewater, toddy, alky, hootch, palliative, canned heat, hard stuff, red-eye
rotgut 7 noun illegally distilled alcohol bootleg, bathtub gin, mountain dew, white lightning, firewater, hooch, home brew
rotgut 3 noun booze drink, alcohol, spirits
rotgut 16 noun booze liquor, scotch, moonshine, distill, mountain dew, white lightning, distillery, bourbon, distiller, corn, rye, poteen, moonshiner, hooch, spiritus frumenti, usquebaugh
rotgut 10 noun bootleg liquor bathtub gin, bootleg, moonshine, mountain dew, home brew, hooch, sheepdip, stump liquor, tiger milk, white mule
rotten 8 adj decayed, decaying bad, gross, loud, offensive, rank, strong, touched, smelling
rotten 38 adj decayed, decaying putrid, rotting, disgusting, rancid, noxious, sour, spoiled, corrupt, moldy, stale, crumbling, fetid, foul, loathsome, mephitic, noisome, stinking, tainted, unsound, overripe, bad-smelling, corroded, crumbled, decomposed, decomposing, disintegrated, disintegrating, fecal, feculent, festering, infected, moldering, perished, polluted, purulent, pustular, putrescent, putrified
rotten 3 adj dishonest, immoral bent, soiled, dirtied
rotten 29 adj dishonest, immoral corrupt, crooked, debauched, deceitful, defiled, degenerate, depraved, dishonorable, disloyal, faithless, filthy, flagitious, impure, mercenary, nefarious, perfidious, perverse, tainted, treacherous, unclean, untrustworthy, venal, vicious, villainous, bribable, contaminated, polluted, sullied, vitiated
rotten 11 adj despicable, inferior, bad nasty, dirty, base, injured, mean, poor, rough, sorry, unhappy, wasted, wrong
rotten 33 adj despicable, inferior, bad unpleasant, unlucky, lousy, diseased, sour, crummy, amiss, below par, bum, contemptible, defective, deplorable, disagreeable, disappointing, dissatisfactory, filthy, impaired, inadequate, punk, regrettable, scurrilous, shaky, substandard, unacceptable, unfortunate, unsatisfactory, unsound, vile, wicked, withering, displeasing, low-grade, bruised
rough 5 adj uneven, irregular harsh, sharp, bearded, broken, wrinkled
rough 38 adj uneven, irregular rugged, rocky, coarse, bumpy, fuzzy, choppy, ridged, jagged, tangled, nappy, disheveled, tousled, bristly, bushy, craggy, hairy, knobby, knotty, scabrous, shaggy, stony, tufted, unequal, unfinished, woolly, cragged, ruffled, chapped, asperous, brambly, cross-grained, nodular, not smooth, scraggy, unlevel, unshaven, unshorn, wrinkly
rough 5 adj stormy; not quiet dry, harsh, raging, jarring, wild
rough 25 adj stormy; not quiet rugged, turbulent, coarse, choppy, rasping, grating, husky, agitated, blustery, boisterous, cacophonous, discordant, furious, gruff, hoarse, inclement, inharmonious, raucous, tempestuous, tumultous/tumultuous, unmusical, buffeting, blustering, squally, stridulent
rough 14 adj rude, impolite tough, harsh, hard, cruel, raw, violent, nasty, short, brief, sharp, mean, extreme, loud, severe
rough 38 adj rude, impolite unpleasant, coarse, unpolished, gross, rowdy, bluff, crude, blunt, boisterous, boorish, brusque, churlish, crass, crusty, curt, discourteous, drastic, hairy, ill-mannered, improper, inconsiderate, indecorous, indelicate, inelegant, loutish, unceremonious, uncivil, uncouth, uncultivated, uncultured, unfeeling, ungracious, unjust, unmannerly, unrefined, vulgar, bearish, untutored
rough 2 adj basic, incomplete raw, hard
rough 22 adj basic, incomplete sketchy, unpolished, crude, imperfect, spartan, undressed, uncut, austere, cursory, formless, rough-and-ready, rudimentary, shapeless, unfinished, unformed, unrefined, unprocessed, roughhewn, uncompleted, unfashioned, unhewn, unwrought
rough 4 adj approximate uncertain, estimated, general, vague
rough 9 adj approximate foggy, sketchy, hazy, amorphous, inexact, proximate, rude, imprecise, unprecise
round 6 adj ball-shaped; semicircular area rounded, curved, bowed, looped, bent, ringed
round 25 adj ball-shaped; semicircular area spherical, cylindrical, elliptical, oval, arched, spiral, circular, arced, egg-shaped, rotund, annular, arciform, curvilinear, globular, bulbous, curled, orbed, coiled, spheroid, discoid, disk-shaped, domical, globose, orbicular, orbiculate
round 8 adj complete finished, rounded, entire, full, solid, accomplished, done, whole
round 2 adj complete unbroken, undivided
round 3 adj full-bodied, ample in size large, rounded, generous
round 9 adj full-bodied, ample in size fleshy, plump, roly-poly, chubby, expansive, pudgy, rotund, tubby, plumpish
round 2 adj resonant, rich in sound full, ringing
round 8 adj resonant, rich in sound consonant, resounding, mellifluous, orotund, rotund, sonorous, vibrant, plangent
round 3 adj honest, direct free, vocal, plain
round 6 adj honest, direct frank, blunt, candid, outspoken, straightforward, unmodified
round 8 adv approximate near, around, about, almost, most, nearly, practically, roughly
round 5 adv approximate just about, all but, as good as, close to, in the neighborhood of
round 12 noun globe, ball; semicircular area sphere, bend, ring, disk, eye, circle, wheel, band, curve, orbit, bow, loop
round 11 noun globe, ball; semicircular area hoop, arc, orb, circlet, curvature, arch, gyre, ringlet, equator, disc, curvation
round 17 noun cycle, stage schedule, series, period, course, tour, session, performance, lap, wheel, division, revolution, level, beat, sequence, turn, circuit, routine
round 10 noun cycle, stage bout, ambit, circulation, whirl, circumvolution, compass, gyration, rotation, succession, round trip
round 5 noun unit of ammunition shot, load, shell, bullet, charge
round 2 noun unit of ammunition cartridge, discharge
round 7 verb turn; encircle spin, wheel, ring, surround, circle, skirt, roll
round 16 verb turn; encircle whirl, encompass, rotate, girdle, hem, revolve, gird, flank, gyrate, bypass, compass, circumnavigate, pivot, circulate, begird, go around
round 8 verb make curved; remove angles bend, loop, perfect, form, curve, smooth, shape, bow
round 12 verb make curved; remove angles convolute, whorl, slick, arch, sleek, crook, refine, coil, polish, curl, mold, recurve
route 18 noun path over which someone or something travels program, direction, way, course, track, passage, trail, journey, line, road, run, plot, beat, round, circuit, range, wandering, rounds
route 13 noun path over which someone or something travels itinerary, avenue, pike, digression, meandering, rambling, divergence, detour, pavement, tack, beeline, byway, short cut
route 13 verb send along a path transmit, lead, show, conduct, direct, see, convey, address, forward, ship, guide, steer, pilot
route 5 verb send along a path shepherd, escort, dispatch, consign, remit
routine 13 adj habitual conventional, normal, regular, ordinary, everyday, usual, familiar, standard, plain, general, accepted, chronic, typical
routine 9 adj habitual unremarkable, periodic, accustomed, customary, methodical, quotidian, wonted, seasonal, workaday
routine 21 noun habitual activity technique, habit, pattern, practice, system, custom, pace, program, drill, act, piece, method, procedure, cycle, round, order, way, formula, bit, line, channels
routine 13 noun habitual activity groove, wont, spiel, tack, treadmill, usage, grind, rote, rut, daily grind, rat race, schtick, beaten path
row 10 noun sequence, series line, string, chain, column, rank, range, train, file, order, bank
row 6 noun sequence, series tier, succession, echelon, queue, progression, consecution
row 7 noun fight, ruckus trouble, controversy, dispute, words, lecture, noise, riot
row 30 noun fight, ruckus quarrel, squabble, tiff, wrangle, affray, racket, disturbance, castigation, scrap, commotion, altercation, reproof, tongue-lashing, fuss, brawl, fracas, fray, tumult, run-in, uproar, rumpus, reprimand, melee, falling-out, set-to, bickering, knock-down-drag-out, shouting match, talking-to, telling-off
row 4 verb move boat with paddle sail, pull, drag, oar
row 6 verb move boat with paddle swim, paddle, scud, punt, scull, sky an oar
row 3 verb argue, fight jaw, dispute, spat
row 13 verb argue, fight ream, squabble, berate, bicker, tiff, scrap, brawl, wrangle, scold, quarrel, bawl out, call on the carpet, tongue-lash
royalty 4 noun sovereignty power, rank, authority, distinction
royalty 9 noun sovereignty primacy, supremacy, greatness, eminence, aristocracy, nobility, kingship, queenship, the crown
royalty 5 noun nobility percentage, realm, power, rank, sovereignty
royalty 6 noun nobility majesty, sovereign, regency, kingship, queenship, regality
rub 7 noun stroke, massage pat, wear, wipe, shine, brushing, stroking, smoothing
rub 13 noun stroke, massage rasping, swab, smear, swipe, attrition, friction, abrasion, caress, grinding, polish, scouring, kneading, scraping
rub 5 noun difficulty, problem bar, obstacle, dilemma, catch, trouble
rub 11 noun difficulty, problem drawback, predicament, traverse, snag, crimp, impediment, hindrance, hurdle, hitch, hamper, stumbling block
rub 15 verb stroke, massage coat, cover, paint, spread, brush, clean, pat, smooth, wipe, apply, wear, file, glance, shine, put
rub 33 verb stroke, massage scrub, knead, glaze, scrape, grind, graze, caress, smear, excoriate, furbish, daub, grate, burnish, erase, polish, bark, swab, gloss, abrade, rasp, buff, erode, anoint, plaster, mop, scour, fray, fret, chafe, curry, triturate, wear down, slather
rubbish 4 noun garbage trash, debris, waste, refuse
rubbish 10 noun garbage junk, lumber, rubble, rummage, scrap, litter, dross, offal, dregs, sweepings
rubbish 11 noun nonsense gibberish, hogwash, bilge, hooey, drivel, poppycock, balderdash, rot, tommyrot, bunkum, stuff and nonsense
rugby 7 noun a sport soccer, American football, Association football, Canadian football, grid game, gridiron pastime, the pigskin sport
ruin 12 noun situation of devastation bankruptcy, collapse, destruction, bath, damage, waste, crash, confusion, failure, fall, loss, defeat
ruin 30 noun situation of devastation wreckage, insolvency, wreck, extinction, demolition, ruination, undoing, dilapidation, downfall, dissolution, downgrade, destitution, disintegration, nemesis, decay, havoc, subversion, overthrow, degeneration, breakdown, crumbling, bane, atrophy, disrepair, waterloo, deterioration, degeneracy, skids, crackup, the end
ruin 11 verb devastate, destroy overwhelm, injure, exhaust, crush, reduce, sack, total, rape, break, drain, defeat
ruin 43 verb devastate, destroy wipe out, mar, impoverish, wreck, shatter, demolish, decimate, wrack, deplete, spoil, raze, bankrupt, deface, defile, beggar, mutilate, bust, desecrate, overthrow, maim, deplore, disfigure, pillage, despoil, devour, pauperize, overturn, smash, fleece, ravish, botch, mangle, bring down, do in, depredate, dilapidate, bring to ruin, clean out, lay waste, make a mess of, spoilate, use up, wreak havoc on
rule 16 noun standard, principle of behavior statute, guideline, regulation, ruling, test, law, order, moral, basis, formula, direction, prescription, command, fundamental, model, guide
rule 29 noun standard, principle of behavior decree, precedent, etiquette, dictum, truism, canon, keynote, tenet, precept, keystone, ordinance, decorum, commandment, criterion, axiom, edict, aphorism, maxim, regimen, gnome, apothegm, assize, propriety, chapter and verse, brocard, decretion, the book, the numbers, no-no's
rule 12 noun leadership of organization control, power, government, administration, authority, sovereignty, regime, direction, jurisdiction, influence, command, empire
rule 7 noun leadership of organization domination, reign, supremacy, dominion, sway, ascendancy, regnancy
rule 8 noun method, way policy, practice, procedure, custom, course, habit, routine, formula
rule 3 noun method, way normality, normalcy, order of things
rule 13 verb govern, manage control, run, lead, prevail, conduct, dominate, order, command, direct, administer, dictate, regulate, guide
rule 23 verb govern, manage overrule, decree, preponderate, sway, reign, preside, domineer, curb, restrain, bridle, predominate, take over, be in authority, be in power, crack the whip, hold sway, hold the reins, lay down the law, rule the roost, run the show, sit on top of, be in driver's seat, keep under one's thumb
rule 10 verb judge, decide resolve, conclude, determine, hold, establish, find, figure, fix, gather, settle
rule 11 verb judge, decide decree, theorize, adjudicate, prescribe, pronounce, deduce, postulate, adjudge, infer, lay down, pass upon
ruler 5 noun historically, person who ruled an area king, queen, royal, lady, count
ruler 41 noun historically, person who ruled an area monarch, emperor, czar, majesty, empress, mogul, kaiser, prince, baron, sovereign, potentate, lord, dame, tycoon, baroness, overlord, magnate, sultan, shah, duke, sultana, rani, mikado, rex, caliph, khan, caesar, dynast, rajah, czarina, maharani, princess, duchess, countess, maharajah, pasha, oligarch, contessa, crowned head, gerent, imperator
ruler 2 noun tool for measuring or calculating length rule, measure
ruler 6 noun tool for measuring or calculating length yardstick, measuring stick, straightedge, T-square, folding rule, slide rule
ruminant 4 adj contemplative awake, aware, philosophical, thinking
ruminant 10 adj contemplative introspective, reflective, pensive, musing, rapt, thoughtful, cogitative, prayerful, ruminative, lucubratory
run 11 noun fast moving on foot break, rush, race, drop, flight, tear, spring, escape, bound, pace, fall
run 13 noun fast moving on foot spurt, canter, whisk, gallop, scamper, dart, dash, lope, scuttle, jog, sprint, amble, trot
run 8 noun journey ride, drive, round, tour, trip, travel, spin, lift
run 4 noun journey outing, jaunt, excursion, joy ride
run 28 noun sequence, course streak, string, stretch, season, series, round, bearing, stream, trend, period, tide, tendency, chain, passage, current, field, way, progress, movement, spell, drift, path, line, cycle, route, flow, motion, swing
run 9 noun sequence, course continuation, tenor, duration, endurance, persistence, continuity, succession, continuance, prolongation
run 20 verb move fast on foot fly, shoot, rush, travel, race, tear, depart, skip, course, escape, speed, pace, spring, bound, bolt, hurry, flee, career, barrel, scramble
run 41 verb move fast on foot dash, jog, sprint, gallop, skitter, hie, trot, scamper, lope, hustle, canter, abscond, hotfoot, dart, decamp, whisk, skedaddle, flit, scurry, scud, scoot, smoke, spurt, hasten, amble, scorch, bustle, beat it, clear out, light out, make off, take off, shag, cut and run, dog it, go like lightning, leg it, make a break, make tracks, take flight, tear out
run 19 verb move rapidly, flowingly go, fall, drop, pass, stream, course, proceed, sail, melt, leap, spread, issue, roll, spin, spill, flow, pour, slide, dissolve
run 20 verb move rapidly, flowingly tumble, liquefy, skim, whirl, glide, scud, leak, diffuse, deliquesce, thaw, fuse, discharge, bleed, spout, cascade, gush, flux, whiz, go soft, turn to liquid
run 15 verb operate, drive move, control, use, manage, handle, perform, work, carry, go, act, command, bear, convey, govern, transport
run 4 verb operate, drive maneuver, propel, ply, tick
run 13 verb manage, supervise control, head, own, lead, keep, conduct, operate, direct, boss, administer, oversee, coordinate, regulate
run 12 verb manage, supervise ordain, helm, superintend, carry on, ride herd on, be in charge, be in saddle, head up, look after, pull the strings, take care of, be in driver's seat
run 11 verb continue, range last, extend, stretch, reach, cover, go, lie, proceed, vary, trail, spread
run 7 verb continue, range go on, persevere, encompass, circulate, be current, go around, move past
run 7 verb attempt to be elected to public office race, compete, stand, contend, contest, challenge, oppose
run 8 verb attempt to be elected to public office stump, politick, whistlestop, be a candidate, hit the campaign trail, kiss babies, ring doorbells, shake hands
runner 1 noun one who runs carrier
runner 14 noun one who runs racer, entrant, contestant, messenger, courier, hurdler, sprinter, marathoner, jogger, cross-country runner, distance runner, long distance runner, middle distance runner, trackman
runner 1 noun vine branch
runner 2 noun vine offshoot, tendril
runner 1 noun one who runs page
runner 8 noun one who runs racer, messenger, courier, sprinter, hurdler, marathoner, jogger, harrier
rural 5 adj country, not urban agricultural, farm, natural, ranch, simple
rural 15 adj country, not urban provincial, idyllic, pastoral, agrarian, bucolic, rustic, backwoods, countrified, sylvan, unsophisticated, arcadian, agronomic, georgic, outland, rustical
rush 7 noun hurry, speed stream, flow, flood, scramble, expedition, charge, race
rush 13 noun hurry, speed blitz, surge, dash, hastiness, precipitance, dispatch, hurriedness, flux, haste, precipitancy, precipitation, swiftness, urgency
rush 5 noun attack violence, assault, storm, push, charge
rush 3 noun attack onslaught, blitz, surge
rush 19 verb hurry, speed shoot, fly, run, charge, barrel, press, bolt, break, push, scramble, chase, streak, career, course, tear, race, accelerate, fleet, roll
rush 29 verb hurry, speed zip, dispatch, dash, scurry, sprint, hustle, flit, fling, zoom, hotfoot, surge, scud, whiz, haste, dart, hasten, expedite, quicken, get the lead out, fire up, get cracking, go like lightning, hurry up, lose no time, make haste, make short work of, shake a leg, speed up, step on gas
rush 3 verb charge, attack storm, capture, overcome
rush 2 verb charge, attack surge, take by storm
sacred 4 adj holy, blessed spiritual, divine, religious, pure
sacred 15 adj holy, blessed solemn, hallowed, angelic, consecrated, godly, pious, saintly, sanctified, venerable, numinous, revered, cherished, enshrined, sacramental, unprofane
sacred 5 adj protected dedicated, defended, guarded, immune, secure
sacred 6 adj protected sacrosanct, inviolable, invulnerable, untouchable, inviolate, shielded
sacrifice 7 verb give up, let go suffer, offer, drop, yield, spare, endure, lose
sacrifice 12 verb give up, let go cede, waive, forfeit, renounce, forgo, eschew, immolate, surrender, kiss goodbye, offer up, part with, resign oneself to
sacrifice 3 noun loss offering, discount, reduction
sacrifice 7 noun loss reparation, penance, libation, oblation, deduction, atonement, sacrificial lamb
sad 6 adj unhappy, depressed bitter, sorry, down, low, troubled, hurting
sad 40 adj unhappy, depressed pessimistic, melancholy, somber, dismal, wistful, heartbroken, sorrowful, mournful, blue, cheerless, dejected, despairing, despondent, disconsolate, distressed, doleful, downcast, forlorn, gloomy, glum, grief-stricken, heartsick, heavyhearted, languishing, low-spirited, lugubrious, morbid, morose, out of sorts, pensive, weeping, woebegone, bereaved, down in dumps, down in mouth, grieved, in doldrums, in grief, in the dumps, sick at heart
sad 10 adj unfortunate, distressing dark, moving, bad, unhappy, tragic, serious, sorry, discouraging, grave, upsetting
sad 32 adj unfortunate, distressing pathetic, dismal, regrettable, depressing, poignant, miserable, pitiful, calamitous, deplorable, disastrous, dreary, funereal, grievous, hapless, joyless, lachrymose, lamentable, lugubrious, oppressive, shabby, tearful, unsatisfactory, wretched, dispiriting, melancholic, pitiable, tear-jerking, dejecting, discomposing, disheartening, heart-rending, saddening
safe 9 adj free from harm protected, intact, secure, guarded, sheltered, watched, maintained, preserved, tended
safe 28 adj free from harm snug, okay, impervious, impregnable, inviolable, invulnerable, sitting pretty, unassailable, undamaged, unharmed, unhurt, unscathed, buttoned up, cherished, free from danger, home-free, in safety, out of danger, safe and sound, safeguarded, shielded, under lock and key, uninjured, unmolested, unthreatened, vindicated, out of harm's way, under one's wing
safe 9 adj not dangerous secure, healthy, certain, reliable, pure, clear, sound, innocent, checked
safe 17 adj not dangerous harmless, dependable, competent, innocuous, inoffensive, tame, trustworthy, wholesome, decontaminated, innoxious, neutralized, nonpoisonous, nontoxic, risk-free, riskless, uninjurious, unpolluted
safe 6 adj cautious, conservative realistic, reliable, sure, calculating, careful, guarded
safe 13 adj cautious, conservative prudent, dependable, chary, circumspect, competent, considerate, discreet, gingerly, tried and true, trustworthy, wary, on safe side, unadventurous
safety 6 noun protection from harm freedom, security, shelter, cover, defense, refuge
safety 8 noun protection from harm sanctuary, immunity, asylum, assurance, inviolability, invulnerability, safeness, impregnability
sail 18 verb travel through water, air; glide fly, shoot, move, run, float, drift, cross, sweep, leave, cruise, reach, steer, soar, motor, captain, wing, boat, pilot
sail 17 verb travel through water, air; glide navigate, skim, voyage, flit, dart, scud, embark, tack, skipper, cast off, set sail, weigh anchor, cast anchor, get under way, make headway, put to sea, skirr
sailor 4 noun person who travels by sea marine, pilot, mate, salt
sailor 29 noun person who travels by sea cadet, swab, tarpaulin, jack, seafarer, navigator, mariner, pirate, hearty, sea dog, boater, diver, bluejacket, shipmate, tar, windjammer, middy, lascar, able-bodied sailor, circumnavigator, deck hand, midshipman/woman, old salt, sea person, shellback, swabber, swabbie, water dog, yachter
salad 1 noun dish of vegetables greens
salad 6 noun dish of vegetables potato salad, coleslaw, tossed salad, Waldorf salad, fruit salad, mixed greens
sale 16 noun exchange of object for money purchase, transaction, deal, business, auction, marketing, trade, reduction, selling, demand, buying, negotiation, enterprise, purchasing, dumping, consuming
sale 8 noun exchange of object for money commerce, barter, disposal, clearance, vending, vendition, closeout, unloading
salmon 9 noun combination of red and yellow cantaloupe, bittersweet, titian, peach, apricot, coral, carrot, tangerine, red-yellow
salmon 1 noun rose color rose
salmon 5 noun rose color flush, blush, roseate, fuchsia, coral
salmon 5 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy
salmon 39 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, wine, copper, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent
salon 7 noun gathering room shop, room, hall, gallery, gathering, group, reception
salon 3 noun gathering room parlor, assemblage, showroom
salt 3 noun seasoning flavoring, taste, flavor
salt 8 noun seasoning spice, zest, alkali, savor, brine, condiment, relish, sodium chloride
salvation 4 noun rescue, saving keeping, escape, release, conservation
salvation 15 noun rescue, saving redemption, pardon, liberation, restoration, deliverance, emancipation, reprieve, safekeeping, exemption, lifeline, preservation, conservancy, extrication, sustentation, preserval
sample 17 noun example, model case, fragment, pattern, piece, individual, bite, sign, instance, portion, part, indication, representative, bit, element, segment, unit, sampling
sample 8 noun example, model specimen, morsel, illustration, constituent, case history, cross section, exemplification, typification
sample 4 verb taste, try examine, test, experiment, experience
sample 4 verb taste, try savor, sip, inspect, partake
sanction 11 noun authorization approval, backing, consent, authority, recommendation, support, permission, nod, word, leave, permit
sanction 16 noun authorization assent, endorsement, confirmation, okay, acquiescence, countenance, encouragement, go-ahead, fiat, approbation, ratification, allowance, green light, sufferance, seal of approval, stamp of approval
sanction 5 noun embargo, punishment ban, penalty, sentence, command, writ
sanction 5 noun embargo, punishment injunction, boycott, decree, coercive measure, punitive measure
sanction 9 verb authorize, confirm allow, endorse, approve, permit, license, support, back, bless, commission
sanction 13 verb authorize, confirm ratify, warrant, empower, certify, accredit, okay, countenance, go for, vouch for, get behind, give the go-ahead, give the green light, give the nod
sanctuary 1 noun church; holiest room or area in religious building temple
sanctuary 6 noun church; holiest room or area in religious building altar, shrine, sanctum, sanctorium, chancel, holy place
sanctuary 11 noun place to hide, be safe shelter, resort, protection, retreat, church, refuge, screen, cover, defense, hole, port
sanctuary 14 noun place to hide, be safe hideout, oasis, harbor, asylum, haven, hideaway, convent, covert, den, shield, ivory tower, safe house, harborage, hole-up
sanctuary 6 noun safe place for wildlife shelter, park, retreat, refuge, reserve, preserve
sanctuary 6 noun safe place for wildlife national park, asylum, harborage, conservation area, game refuge, nature preserve
sand 3 noun light brown color cream, mushroom, neutral
sand 11 noun light brown color tan, fawn, oatmeal, ecru, buff, taupe, khaki, camel, off-white, biscuit, café au lait
sand 4 noun gluing, binding material mud, size, concrete, bond
sand 20 noun gluing, binding material adhesive, plaster, gum, binder, solder, glue, paste, mucilage, gunk, tar, birdlime, sealant, mortar, lime, putty, lute, epoxy, grout, rubber cement, stickum
sand 7 noun tiny particles in the air dirt, soil, powder, earth, refuse, ground, fragments
sand 13 noun tiny particles in the air grime, soot, grit, smut, ashes, filth, lint, loess, granules, cinders, flakes, dust bunnies, gilings
sand 11 noun ground, soil land, dirt, terrain, shore, surface, coast, mud, clay, dust, deposit, fill
sand 18 noun ground, soil turf, gravel, clod, sod, muck, compost, mold, terra firma, marl, loam, subsoil, topsoil, humus, glebe, alluvium, dry land, peat moss, terrane
sand 3 verb sharpen rub, smooth, file
sand 8 verb sharpen grate, scrape, grit, whet, abrade, polish, gnash, give an edge to
sand 2 noun particles of dirt powder, dust
sand 4 noun particles of dirt gravel, pebbles, lumps, foreign matter
sand 8 noun earth, land dirt, soil, terrain, park, field, landscape, dust, arena
sand 6 noun earth, land turf, sod, real estate, terra firma, loam, old sod
sand 5 noun nerve, boldness daring, spine, courage, resolution, spirit
sand 15 noun nerve, boldness spunk, moxie, grit, audacity, willpower, heart, backbone, pluck, mettle, forcefulness, fortitude, dauntlessness, effrontery, hardihood, intestinal fortitude
sand 6 verb grind, rub pound, rub, scratch, jar, file, wear
sand 10 verb grind, rub irk, scrape, bray, excoriate, vex, irritate, abrade, grate, raze, scour
sand 3 verb clean, polish thoroughly rub, wash, brush
sand 11 verb clean, polish thoroughly scrub, furbish, mop, purge, burnish, whiten, abrade, flush, buff, cleanse, pumice
sand 5 noun waterside beach, coast, border, bank, margin
sand 16 noun waterside seashore, brim, embankment, brink, strand, seaboard, waterfront, riverbank, lakeshore, lakeside, shingle, coastland, sands, seacoast, littoral, riverside
sand 10 verb make level even, perfect, level, grade, clear, plane, iron, press, round, lay
sand 11 verb make level flatten, varnish, burnish, gloss, glaze, slick, sleek, refine, flush, polish, make uniform
sand 5 noun light brown brown, natural, gold, cream, bronze
sand 15 noun light brown beige, drab, saddle, ecru, buff, tawny, yellowish, khaki, brownish, biscuit, suntan, olive, umber, leather-colored, olive-brown
sand 7 noun bravery courage, determination, heart, nerve, fight, resolution, spirit
sand 27 noun bravery prowess, fearlessness, boldness, gallantry, derring-do, grit, heroism, firmness, tenacity, fortitude, spunk, valiancy, stomach, guts, backbone, mettle, dash, pluck, intrepidity, defiance, hardihood, moxie, valiance, intestinal fortitude, invincibility, starch, indomitableness
sand 4 noun sunny color lemon, gold, blond, cream
sand 8 noun sunny color amber, ivory, buff, tawny, chrome, saffron, bisque, xanthous
sand 2 noun pebbles stones, rocks
sand 5 noun pebbles shale, tailings, macadam, screenings, crushed rock
sand 1 noun sediment deposit
sand 2 noun sediment residue, settlings
sandal 1 noun casual shoe shoe
sandal 9 noun casual shoe slipper, moccasin, clog, thong, talaria, espadrille, huarache, zori, flipflop
sandwich 9 noun grinder hoagie, hero, sub, submarine sandwich, BLT, Reuben, Dagwood, club sandwich, open-faced sandwich
satellite 2 noun subsidiary rocket, moon
satellite 5 noun subsidiary spacecraft, ancillary, luna, sputnik, asteroid
satellite 1 noun small planet that revolves around a larger one moon
satellite 2 noun small planet that revolves around a larger one asteroid, planetoid
satellite 6 noun smaller country dependent upon a larger one dependency, protectorate, buffer state, dependent state, puppet government, satellite state
satisfaction 15 noun giving or enjoying a state of comfort, content well-being, joy, comfort, delight, relief, achievement, pleasure, pride, happiness, settlement, justice, ease, compensation, reward, resolution
satisfaction 27 noun giving or enjoying a state of comfort, content amusement, peace of mind, enjoyment, fulfillment, contentment, vindication, gratification, indulgence, gladness, redress, repletion, conciliation, cheerfulness, amends, refreshment, bliss, satiety, serenity, reparation, complacency, indemnification, atonement, reimbursement, recompense, propitiation, contentedness, good fortune
satisfactory 14 adj acceptable, sufficient satisfying, fair, solid, decent, good, valid, adequate, suitable, average, comfortable, enough, pleasing, sound, delighting
satisfactory 19 adj acceptable, sufficient gratifying, tolerable, all right, ample, cogent, competent, cool, groovy, passable, peachy, unexceptional, A-OK, appeasing, assuaging, assuasive, fulfilling, good enough, sufficing, up to snuff
satisfied 8 adj content convinced, contented, happy, paid, supplied, filled, certain, positive
satisfied 8 adj content fulfilled, gratified, quenched, compensated, appeased, requited, sated, satiated
sauce 4 noun condiment flavoring, dressing, topping, dip
sauce 4 noun condiment gravy, relish, coulis, jus
sausage 9 noun encased minced meat frankfurter, bratwurst, banger, liverwurst, wienerwurst, pepperoni, kielbasa, rolliche, wurst
save 5 verb rescue deliver, recover, free, spring, defend
save 16 verb rescue salvage, ransom, extricate, redeem, liberate, emancipate, bail out, unchain, come to rescue, get off the hook, get out of hock, give a break, pull out of fire, set free, unshackle, save one's neck
save 11 verb economize; set money aside for later use manage, keep, collect, maintain, spare, store, gather, treasure, deposit, hold, reserve
save 27 verb economize; set money aside for later use conserve, amass, hoard, skimp, squirrel, retrench, cache, stash, stockpile, scrimp, salt away, sock away, be frugal, be thrifty, cut corners, feather nest, hide away, lay aside, lay away, make ends meet, pile up, pinch pennies, put by, roll back, save for rainy day, stow away, tighten belt
save 5 verb guard, protect preserve, maintain, sustain, defend, screen
save 7 verb guard, protect shield, conserve, safeguard, keep up, take care of, keep safe, look after
say 37 verb make declaration respond, claim, convey, speak, suggest, add, state, answer, reply, tell, disclose, do, repeat, read, express, deliver, assert, mention, announce, report, estimate, reveal, maintain, voice, declare, render, relate, imply, guess, perform, jaw, lip, communicate, imagine, judge, rumor, remark
say 22 verb make declaration recite, pronounce, rap, utter, allege, rehearse, divulge, verbalize, yak, opine, orate, conjecture, flap, spiel, gab, affirm, come out with, break silence, give voice, make known, put forth, put into words
saying 2 noun maxim, proverb saw, statement
saying 10 noun maxim, proverb byword, aphorism, dictum, truism, precept, adage, epigram, motto, axiom, apophthegm
scale 19 noun graduated system ratio, proportion, rate, system, range, extent, scope, sequence, series, register, reach, spectrum, rule, spread, way, order, ranking, steps, degrees
scale 8 noun graduated system gamut, computation, progression, hierarchy, gradation, pecking order, ladder, calibration
scale 3 noun thin covering, skin plate, layer, film
scale 4 noun thin covering, skin flake, lamina, scurf, incrustation
scale 1 verb ascend, climb mount
scale 5 verb ascend, climb escalate, surmount, clamber, escalade, go up
scale 8 verb measure adjust, compare, regulate, proportion, graduate, estimate, balance, size
scale 4 verb measure compute, prorate, gauge, calibrate
scan 12 verb look over, scrutinize lightly search, examine, check, regard, look, study, overlook, sweep, contemplate, investigate, survey, consider
scan 23 verb look over, scrutinize lightly browse, flash, scour, skim, rumble, inquire, riffle, dip into, run through, flip through, thumb through, look through, leaf through, riff, give the once-over, glance at, glance over, have a look-see, look up and down, run over, size up, take a gander, take stock of
scandal 7 noun public embarrassment rumor, crime, shame, mud, sin, tale, talk
scandal 29 noun public embarrassment wrongdoing, disgrace, hearsay, aspersion, disparagement, disrepute, gossip, obloquy, defamation, detraction, dishonor, discredit, calumny, infamy, opprobrium, reproach, ignominy, turpitude, slander, depreciation, backbiting, belittlement, scorcher, dynamite, backstabbing, dirty linen, eavesdropping, idle rumor, skeleton in closet
scatter 15 verb strew, disperse sprinkle, divide, distribute, pour, shower, spray, spread, shed, set, separate, broadcast, part, spend, cast, scramble
scatter 27 verb strew, disperse fling, shatter, litter, discard, migrate, dispel, sow, disunite, sever, diverge, dissipate, derange, sunder, intersperse, diffuse, expend, disseminate, disband, split up, throw out, besprinkle, disject, put to flight, run away, set asunder, take off in all directions, throw around
scenario 7 noun master plan; sequence of events plot, scheme, outline, summary, book, pages, sides
scenario 5 noun master plan; sequence of events rundown, sketch, synopsis, résumé, story line
scene 20 noun setting of a performance or event picture, set, theater, show, spot, site, arena, setting, place, location, sight, view, display, landscape, stage, flat, exhibition, background, representation, flats
scene 11 noun setting of a performance or event scenery, spectacle, outlook, pageant, locality, locale, tableau, backdrop, blackout, seascape, mise en scène
scene 8 noun part of a dramatic performance episode, act, spot, incident, part, routine, piece, bit
scene 1 noun part of a dramatic performance schtick
scene 6 noun display of emotion performance, fit, upset, confrontation, exhibition, row
scene 6 noun display of emotion tantrum, fuss, commotion, to-do, carrying-on, temper tantrum
scene 8 noun field of interest arena, culture, setting, field, world, environment, sphere, business
scene 2 noun field of interest compass, milieu
schedule 11 noun plan for one's time agenda, list, chart, record, program, calendar, catalog, table, roll, inventory, appointments
schedule 9 noun plan for one's time roster, itinerary, timetable, lineup, diagram, docket, order of business, registry, sked
schedule 15 verb plan one's time appoint, organize, set, arrange, engage, register, list, note, record, catalog, program, time, book, card, reserve
schedule 8 verb plan one's time set up, slate, be due, get on line, line up, pencil in, sew up, write in one's book
schematic 1 adj diagrammatic symbolic
schematic 5 adj diagrammatic simplified, graphic, illustrative, delineative, representational
scheme 21 noun course of action theory, pattern, system, arrangement, project, program, design, plan, device, proposal, strategy, tactics, outline, schedule, purpose, chart, draft, suggestion, presentation, order, ordering
scheme 10 noun course of action blueprint, game plan, diagram, disposition, proposition, contrivance, expedient, layout, schema, codification
scheme 9 noun plot, maneuver to get result scenario, practice, conspiracy, action, scene, pitch, story, game, tactics
scheme 25 noun plot, maneuver to get result game plan, ploy, stratagem, cabal, machination, twist, proposition, brainchild, gimmick, angle, hustle, dodge, picture, layout, hookup, shift, setup, ruse, trick, subterfuge, hype, intrigue, frame-up, covin, put-up job
scholar 9 noun person who is very involved in education and learning doctor, professor, intellectual, academic, critic, scientist, student, teacher, tool
scholar 18 noun person who is very involved in education and learning philosopher, gnome, sage, learner, egghead, bookworm, savant, brain, pupil, augur, grind, disciple, learned person, litterateur, schoolchild, bookish person, person of letters, wise person
scholarship 12 noun knowledge education, expertise, schooling, insight, ability, philosophy, wisdom, grasp, learning, intelligence, instruction, awareness
scholarship 7 noun knowledge cognition, know-how, comprehension, lore, discernment, erudition, learnedness
scholarship 5 noun grant assistance, award, donation, reward, charity
scholarship 3 noun grant fellowship, financial aid, bursary
school 8 noun place, system for educating university, hall, faculty, department, institution, discipline, college, establishment
school 8 noun place, system for educating institute, academy, jail, blackboard, alma mater, seminary, schoolhouse, halls of ivy
school 6 noun persons receiving education group, class, party, set, following, circle
school 10 noun persons receiving education academy, faction, denomination, sect, clique, pupils, devotees, followers, adherents, disciples
school 3 noun body of philosophy on subject faith, belief, way
school 6 noun body of philosophy on subject outlook, stamp, creed, persuasion, school of thought, way of life
school 16 verb teach educate, control, advance, coach, prepare, lead, show, prime, manage, direct, inform, instruct, train, drill, discipline, guide
school 4 verb teach tutor, indoctrinate, verse, cultivate
science 11 noun methodical study of part of material world discipline, information, art, technique, system, learning, skill, education, scholarship, branch, wisdom
science 3 noun methodical study of part of material world lore, erudition, body of knowledge
scientific 9 adj systematic; discovered through experimentation objective, experimental, accurate, clear, exact, logical, precise, sound, controlled
scientific 3 adj systematic; discovered through experimentation mathematical, methodical, deductive
scientist 2 noun researcher analyst, expert
scientist 6 noun researcher examiner, prober, physicist, chemist, tester, lab technician
score 15 noun total, points count, account, grade, amount, average, number, mark, record, rate, result, outcome, addition, sum, summary, stock
score 6 noun total, points tally, aggregate, tab, summation, reckoning, final count
score 3 noun musical arrangement music, composition, charts
score 2 noun musical arrangement transcript, orchestration
score 7 noun obligation; account payable total, account, bill, charge, statement, injury, debt
score 8 noun obligation; account payable tally, grievance, grudge, reckoning, invoice, tab, injustice, amount due
score 6 verb keep count record, add, count, calculate, register, total
score 6 verb keep count tally, rack up, reckon, enumerate, chalk up, keep tally
score 11 verb achieve, succeed accomplish, win, reach, connect, gain, secure, impress, thrive, arrive, realize, triumph
score 18 verb achieve, succeed get, rack up, pull off, notch, amass, prosper, procure, attain, flourish, chalk up, gain advantage, hit pay dirt, luck out, make a killing, make an impression, make the grade, put over, take the cake
score 4 verb cut, nick scratch, mark, line, mill
score 14 verb cut, nick notch, deface, gash, cleave, indent, serrate, graze, scrape, slit, slash, gouge, groove, furrow, crosshatch
score 4 verb write a musical arrangement set, adapt, compose, arrange
score 1 verb write a musical arrangement orchestrate
scramble 5 noun mix-up, confusion rush, struggle, competition, race, jungle
scramble 16 noun mix-up, confusion melee, tussle, free-for-all, shuffle, tumble, clutter, commotion, muddle, litter, hassle, jumble, mishmash, conglomeration, hash, hustle, rat race
scramble 8 verb race; get into position clumsily contend, rush, push, climb, crawl, run, move, struggle
scramble 13 verb race; get into position clumsily vie, scurry, jostle, clamber, trek, swarm, strive, hasten, scuttle, scrabble, jockey for position, look alive, make haste
scrap 17 noun tiny bit of something fragment, chunk, grain, chip, butt, slice, end, remains, bite, waste, trace, cutting, particle, portion, part, piece, leaving
scrap 26 noun tiny bit of something speck, morsel, lump, snippet, shred, hunk, sliver, stump, gob, modicum, mouthful, iota, junk, jot, glob, snatch, atom, leftover, mite, crumb, discard, odds and ends, bits and pieces, castoff, orts, smithereen
scrap 3 noun argument, fight row, battle, dispute
scrap 12 noun argument, fight squabble, brawl, disagreement, scuffle, wrangle, affray, fracas, tiff, broil, quarrel, fray, set-to
scrap 6 verb abandon; throw away dismiss, reject, shed, retire, drop, cast
scrap 17 verb abandon; throw away break up, junk, get rid of, discard, ditch, jettison, demolish, chuck, slough, forsake, dispense with, do away with, throw out, write off, consign to scrap heap, put out to pasture, toss out
scrap 3 verb fight, argue battle, row, spat
scrap 10 verb fight, argue squabble, bicker, tiff, wrangle, caterwaul, quarrel, come to blows, fall out, have shouting match, have words
scrape 3 noun bad or embarrassing situation dilemma, difficulty, trouble
scrape 13 noun bad or embarrassing situation predicament, distress, embarrassment, mess, pickle, fix, jam, discomfiture, corner, hole, plight, awkward situation, tight spot
scrape 6 verb scratch, remove outer layer rub, clean, peel, thin, file, skin
scrape 16 verb scratch, remove outer layer shave, grind, chafe, pare, scuff, bray, irritate, squeak, graze, erase, scour, grate, bark, rasp, abrade, triturate
scrape 2 verb be very frugal save, struggle
scrape 8 verb be very frugal shave, pinch, scrimp, skimp, stint, get along, get by, cut it close
scratch 2 noun small cut or mark score, hurt
scratch 6 noun small cut or mark laceration, blemish, scrape, gash, graze, claw mark
scratch 4 verb cut; make a mark on rub, damage, score, mark
scratch 12 verb cut; make a mark on graze, scrape, scrawl, claw, etch, scribble, prick, lacerate, incise, scarify, rasp, grate
scratch 4 verb cancel pull, withdraw, strike, eliminate
scratch 4 verb cancel pull out, delete, erase, annul
scrawny 2 adj unhealthily thin lean, spare
scrawny 12 adj unhealthily thin skinny, lanky, bony, angular, gaunt, rawboned, underweight, lank, skeletal, scraggy, skin-and-bones, undernourished
scream 2 noun outcry cry, yell
scream 7 noun outcry yelp, wail, screech, shriek, howl, holler, high-pitched shout
scream 3 noun person or thing that is very funny laugh, riot, sensation
scream 13 noun person or thing that is very funny hoot, howl, guffaw, character, joker, wit, comedian, entertainer, comic, panic, card, sidesplitter, comedienne
scream 4 verb cry out shout, yell, jar, voice
scream 16 verb cry out wail, roar, screech, blare, holler, shriek, howl, squeal, bellow, bawl, caterwaul, yowl, shrill, screak, yip, sing out
screen 10 noun protection used in or as furniture, motion picture display curtain, net, cover, envelope, shelter, mask, guard, security, shade, covering
screen 11 noun protection used in or as furniture, motion picture display veil, shield, mantle, concealment, partition, cloak, shroud, awning, canopy, hedge, divider
screen 12 verb hide, protect blind, secure, cover, guard, close, defend, separate, shelter, shadow, bury, mask, shade
screen 25 verb hide, protect shield, obstruct, seclude, umbrage, disguise, fend, veil, cache, cloak, camouflage, adumbrate, shroud, safeguard, bulwark, conceal, stash, shutter, ensconce, obscure, secrete, block out, shut out, cover up, shut off, wall off
screen 9 verb examine and choose filter, evaluate, select, scan, sort, separate, grade, process, eliminate
screen 8 verb examine and choose cull, riddle, winnow, sift, gauge, sieve, extract, pick out
screw 4 verb twist in tighten, turn, work, wind
screw 2 verb twist in twine, spiral
screw 1 verb twist, contort contract
screw 10 verb twist, contort scrunch, pucker, crumple, rumple, distort, crinkle, crimp, wrinkle, rimple, ruck up
screw 4 verb pressure cheat, squeeze, force, exact
screw 19 verb pressure pinch, extort, ream, extract, do, wrest, bilk, chisel, oppress, wring, coerce, wrench, constrain, bleed, defraud, pressurize, hold a knife to, put screws to, shake down
screwup 7 noun blunderer botcher, dub, bungler, ignoramus, bumbler, bull in a china shop, foozler
screwup 1 noun botch stumble
screwup 9 noun botch wreck, mess, flub, muddle, muff, shambles, fumble, bumble, foul-up
script 5 noun handwriting writing, fist, hand, letters, characters
script 4 noun handwriting chirography, penmanship, longhand, calligraphy
script 8 noun story for a performance dialogue, scenario, text, book, article, copy, words, lines
script 4 noun story for a performance manuscript, libretto, typescript, playbook
sculpture 6 verb form a three-dimensional art object cut, fashion, cast, shape, carve, model
sculpture 6 verb form a three-dimensional art object chisel, hew, engrave, mold, sculpt, sculp
sea 9 noun large body of water; large mass pond, lake, ocean, sheet, swell, number, deep, main, waves
sea 14 noun large body of water; large mass surf, expanse, blue, abundance, profusion, plethora, brine, drink, briny, splash, multitude, bounding main, briny deep, Davy Jones's locker
seal 4 noun authentication; stamp tape, permission, permit, tie
seal 12 noun authentication; stamp insignia, imprimatur, confirmation, signet, notification, attestation, ratification, assurance, cachet, authorization, allowance, sticker
seal 6 verb make airtight shut, secure, isolate, stop, close, waterproof
seal 11 verb make airtight plug, enclose, stopper, plaster, gum, cork, segregate, fasten, paste, quarantine, stop up
seal 5 verb ensure, finalize establish, confirm, conclude, assure, settle
seal 8 verb ensure, finalize ratify, clinch, attest, authenticate, stamp, consummate, validate, shake hands on
search 11 noun seeking to find something hunt, research, quest, inquiry, investigation, examination, inspection, exploration, pursuit, pursuing, chase
search 13 noun seeking to find something rummage, inquest, going-over, scrutiny, shakedown, fishing expedition, wild-goose chase, witch hunt, pursuance, frisking, pursual, legwork, perquisition
search 13 verb seek to find something hunt, look, scan, explore, investigate, seek, check, examine, prospect, root, study, beat, quest
search 37 verb seek to find something go through, inspect, ransack, probe, sift, scout, scour, scrutinize, comb, rummage, forage, grub, inquire, rake, frisk, grope, pry, run down, hunt for, ferret, beat about, cast about, chase after, go in quest of, go over with a fine-tooth comb, gun for, leave no stone unturned, look for, look high and low, look over, poke into, rifle through, shake down, smell around, track down, turn inside out, turn upside down
season 13 noun time of year governed by annual equinoxes summer, fall, period, winter, time, division, term, interval, spring, spell, while, occasion, opportunity
season 2 noun time of year governed by annual equinoxes autumn, juncture
season 2 verb flavor food color, salt
season 6 verb flavor food lace, pep, enliven, leaven, spice, pepper
season 6 verb acclimatize, prepare qualify, discipline, school, fit, steel, train
season 10 verb acclimatize, prepare accustom, anneal, inure, acclimate, harden, mature, habituate, toughen, temper, climatize
seasonal 3 adj happening at regular intervals regular, repeated, patterned
seasonal 5 adj happening at regular intervals repetitive, periodic, circular, recurrent, recurring
seasonal 6 adj irregular, sporadic occasional, arrested, broken, interrupted, checked, shifting
seasonal 29 adj irregular, sporadic fitful, infrequent, recurrent, periodic, alternate, cyclical, discontinuous, hit-or-miss, now and then, on and off, periodical, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, iterative, metrical, rhythmical, recurring, by bits and pieces, discontinuing, epochal, every other, here and there, iterant, punctuated, stop-and-go
seasonal 9 adj moving, traveling casual, changing, immigrant, mobile, temporary, wandering, ranging, drifting, shifting
seasonal 21 adj moving, traveling errant, gypsy, impermanent, itinerant, nomad, nomadic, peripatetic, roving, tramp, transient, unsettled, vagabond, vagrant, transmigratory, emigrating, immigrating, migrative, migratorial, on the move, passing over, passing through
seasonal 6 adj miscellaneous, various different, casual, chance, occasional, random, varied
seasonal 10 adj miscellaneous, various accidental, contingent, fluky, fortuitous, fragmentary, incidental, irregular, periodic, sundry, odd-lot
seasonal 7 adj enduring, perpetual continuing, chronic, old, annual, permanent, constant, sustained
seasonal 27 adj enduring, perpetual eternal, recurrent, persistent, never-ending, continual, yearly, immortal, everlasting, abiding, ceaseless, deathless, durable, imperishable, incessant, inveterate, lasting, lifelong, long-lasting, unceasing, unchanging, undying, unfailing, uninterrupted, long-lived, perdurable, longstanding, yearlong
seasonal 6 adj at fixed intervals annual, occasional, repeated, regular, routine, daily
seasonal 28 adj at fixed intervals yearly, recurrent, intermittent, sporadic, periodical, alternate, cyclical, infrequent, perennial, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, monthly, recurring, weekly, at various times, centennial, epochal, every once in a while, every so often, fluctuating, hourly, on certain occasions, on-again-off-again, orbital
seasonal 13 adj habitual conventional, normal, regular, ordinary, everyday, usual, familiar, standard, plain, general, accepted, chronic, typical
seasonal 8 adj habitual unremarkable, periodic, accustomed, customary, methodical, quotidian, wonted, workaday
seasonal 5 adj timely, appropriate favorable, fit, relevant, suitable, welcome
seasonal 12 adj timely, appropriate apropos, apt, auspicious, convenient, opportune, pertinent, propitious, prosperous, well-timed, providential, timeous, towardly
seasonal 3 adj moving to another place mobile, moving, wandering
seasonal 4 adj moving to another place transient, nomadic, roving, unsettled
seasonal 9 adj migratory casual, changing, immigrant, mobile, temporary, wandering, drifting, ranging, shifting
seasonal 22 adj migratory errant, gypsy, impermanent, itinerant, migrant, nomad, nomadic, peripatetic, roving, tramp, transient, transmigratory, unsettled, vagabond, vagrant, emigrating, immigrating, migrative, migratorial, on the move, passing over, passing through
seasonal 6 adj intermittent arrested, broken, interrupted, occasional, checked, shifting
seasonal 30 adj intermittent alternate, cyclic, cyclical, discontinuous, fitful, hit-or-miss, infrequent, isochronal, isochronous, iterative, metrical, now and then, on and off, periodic, periodical, recurrent, rhythmic, rhythmical, serial, spasmodic, sporadic, by bits and pieces, discontinuing, epochal, every other, here and there, iterant, punctuated, recurring, stop-and-go
seasonal 9 adj migratory casual, changing, immigrant, mobile, temporary, wandering, drifting, ranging, shifting
seasonal 22 adj migratory errant, gypsy, impermanent, itinerant, migrant, migrational, nomad, nomadic, peripatetic, roving, tramp, transient, unsettled, vagabond, vagrant, emigrating, immigrating, migrative, migratorial, on the move, passing over, passing through
seasoning 3 noun flavoring for food salt, dressing, sauce
seasoning 8 noun flavoring for food gravy, condiment, spice, relish, zest, pepper, herb, pungency
seat 4 noun furniture for sitting, reclining chair, couch, bench, settle
seat 11 noun furniture for sitting, reclining settee, pew, stool, lounge, stall, davenport, loveseat, chesterfield, recliner, chaise lounge, wing chair
seat 15 noun central location of organization center, house, spot, site, place, post, heart, situation, residence, headquarters, source, location, capital, mansion, station
seat 8 noun central location of organization abode, hub, cradle, axis, focal point, nerve center, polestar, fulcrum
seat 10 noun base, foundation seating, support, bed, ground, basis, bottom, rest, fitting, basement, cause
seat 2 noun base, foundation groundwork, footing
seat 3 noun rear end of animate being bottom, behind, rear
seat 11 noun rear end of animate being duff, backside, posterior, tush, fundament, rump, keister, fanny, rear end, breech, derrière
seat 13 verb place in furniture, position locate, sit, accommodate, install, plant, set, fix, settle, take, put, hold, establish, deposit
seat 5 verb place in furniture, position lounge, squat, perch, nestle, roost
second 17 adj next; subordinate supporting, lower, extra, double, twin, place, following, further, alternative, repeated, secondary, additional, another, lesser, other, subsequent, succeeding
second 6 adj next; subordinate duplicate, inferior, reproduction, unimportant, runner-up, next in order
second 3 noun shortest interval of time moment, instant, flash
second 8 noun shortest interval of time wink, twinkling, jiffy, shake, split second, sec, bat of an eye, nothing flat
second 4 noun support; duplicate double, assistant, twin, supporter
second 7 noun support; duplicate proponent, exponent, helper, backer, reproduction, runner-up, placer
second 9 verb support, advance a suggestion assist, endorse, back, encourage, aid, forward, further, promote, approve
second 5 verb support, advance a suggestion uphold, back up, give moral support, go along with, stand by
secondary 12 adj subordinate; less important supporting, lower, extra, dependent, second, relief, small, subject, minor, reserve, lesser, under
secondary 23 adj subordinate; less important unimportant, trivial, inferior, insignificant, tributary, dinky, contingent, collateral, alternate, auxiliary, accessory, petty, subsidiary, backup, bush-league, consequential, second-rate, small-time, subservient, inconsiderable, minor-league, small-fry, substract
secondary 6 adj derivative dependent, borrowed, developed, subsequent, derived, resulting
secondary 12 adj derivative subsidiary, resultant, auxiliary, subordinate, consequent, eventual, indirect, proximate, vicarious, derivational, derivate, second-hand
secret 12 adj hidden, unrevealed classified, private, mysterious, unknown, closet, deep, dark, close, covered, retired, strange, clouded
secret 34 adj hidden, unrevealed secluded, covert, undisclosed, undercover, underground, furtive, hush-hush, obscure, occult, mystic, unseen, abstruse, ambiguous, arcane, camouflaged, cloak-and-dagger, cryptic, disguised, esoteric, mystical, out-of-the-way, recondite, reticent, under wraps, unenlightened, unintelligible, veiled, unfrequented, unpublished, backdoor, conspiratorial, enigmatical, on the QT, shrouded
secret 5 adj underhand, clandestine classified, restricted, close, inside, sneak
secret 25 adj underhand, clandestine confidential, covert, secretive, surreptitious, furtive, hush-hush, camouflaged, cryptic, discreet, disguised, incognito, sly, sneaky, stealthy, top secret, underhanded, backstairs, backdoor, dissembled, dissimulated, in ambush, sub-rosa, unacknowledged, under false pretense, under-the-table
secret 7 noun something kept hidden, unrevealed mystery, code, key, confidence, unknown, puzzle, formula
secret 10 noun something kept hidden, unrevealed occult, cipher, enigma, oracle, password, confidential information, classified information, magic number, privileged information, skeleton in cupboard
secretary 2 noun office worker assistant, clerk
secretary 4 noun office worker word processor, executive secretary, receptionist, typist
secretary 1 noun desk bureau
secretary 5 noun desk davenport, escritoire, writing desk, secretaire, writing table
secretion 2 noun discharge flow, movement
secretion 3 noun discharge excretion, seepage, suppuration
secretion 4 noun substance released juice, sweat, milk, tears
secretion 5 noun substance released saliva, gum, sap, mucus, bile
section 31 noun division, portion category, sector, zone, district, area, region, passage, field, part, branch, department, piece, segment, chunk, share, sample, sphere, belt, slot, cut, end, bite, member, split, fraction, territory, fragment, component, drag, slice, quarter
section 13 noun division, portion classification, moiety, locality, vicinity, parcel, lump, tract, tier, precinct, subdivision, installment, hunk, cross section
sector 7 noun area, subdivision region, part, district, zone, category, division, quarter
sector 2 noun area, subdivision precinct, stratum
secular 3 adj not spiritual or religious civil, material, lay
secular 11 adj not spiritual or religious materialistic, worldly, temporal, profane, earthly, laic, nonreligious, laical, nonclerical, of this world, unsacred
secure 5 adj safe protected, guarded, sheltered, defended, immune
secure 7 adj safe impregnable, unassailable, undamaged, unharmed, shielded, riskless, out of harm's way
secure 15 adj fastened, stable solid, strong, sure, sound, firm, set, locked, steady, bound, fast, iron, fixed, tight, adjusted, nailed
secure 8 adj fastened, stable fortified, staunch, immovable, tenacious, anchored, buttoned down, safe and sound, solid as a rock
secure 17 adj certain, definite sure, solid, reliable, able, confident, easy, stable, strong, sound, established, assured, steady, firm, determined, balanced, settled, absolute
secure 21 adj certain, definite cinch, carefree, conclusive, hopeful, in the bag, resolute, sanguine, self-assured, self-confident, steadfast, sure thing, tried and true, well-founded, shoo-in, reassured, at ease, locked on, nailed down, on ice, unanxious, undoubtful
secure 18 verb obtain capture, buy, get, win, assure, ensure, gain, have, take, achieve, guarantee, grasp, land, lock, acquire, access, hook, catch
secure 12 verb obtain insure, annex, procure, bag, cinch, chalk up, come by, pick up, rack up, get hold of, lock up, make sure
secure 13 verb attach, tie up fix, settle, lock, tighten, adjust, chain, bind, button, nail, bolt, close, tie, catch
secure 18 verb attach, tie up clinch, cement, clamp, tack, hitch, lash, moor, fasten, anchor, padlock, rivet, pinion, batten down, button down, hook on, lock up, make fast, tie down
secure 7 verb protect, make safe defend, assure, ensure, guarantee, screen, cover, guard
secure 5 verb protect, make safe insure, safeguard, fend, shield, bulwark
security 16 noun safety, protection freedom, surveillance, bond, guarantee, insurance, care, guard, defense, promise, custody, refuge, shelter, agreement, retreat, cover, contract
security 27 noun safety, protection preservation, sanctuary, pledge, pawn, armament, asylum, surety, shield, compact, safekeeping, armor, bail, warrant, immunity, covenant, collateral, earnest, ward, safeguard, pact, redemption, precaution, token, aegis, salvation, safeness, safety measure
security 5 noun peace of mind freedom, confidence, conviction, calm, ease
security 7 noun peace of mind positiveness, certainty, reliance, sureness, soundness, surety, assurance
see 31 verb perceive with eyes notice, look, recognize, regard, watch, examine, observe, identify, detect, spot, witness, view, spy, scan, mind, sight, stare, glimpse, eye, clock, flash, mark, note, gaze, scope, peer, beam, distinguish, remark, contemplate, survey
see 24 verb perceive with eyes glare, gape, espy, scrutinize, discern, behold, peg, peek, inspect, pierce, gawk, descry, penetrate, peep, heed, lay eyes on, make out, look at, be apprised of, catch a glimpse of, catch sight of, get a load of, pay attention to, take notice
see 35 verb appreciate, comprehend have, feel, recognize, discover, determine, follow, suffer, feature, notice, get, perceive, observe, hear, know, catch, realize, study, experience, learn, understand, think, view, envision, mind, mark, note, sustain, imagine, distinguish, remark, conceive, investigate, grasp, weigh, undergo
see 19 verb appreciate, comprehend tumble, fancy, espy, envisage, discern, unearth, ponder, visualize, fathom, behold, descry, ascertain, appraise, find out, make out, take in, catch on, get the drift, get the hang of
see 15 verb accompany, guide lead, show, receive, visit, walk, call, conduct, meet, encounter, attend, route, direct, date, steer, pilot
see 20 verb accompany, guide shepherd, usher, escort, come by, drop in, look up, associate with, bear company, come over, consort with, drop by, go out with, go with, keep company with, pop in, run into, speak to, stop by, stop in, take out
see 10 verb visualize feature, anticipate, think, realize, picture, envision, conceive, vision, imagine, divine
see 4 verb visualize foresee, fancy, foretell, envisage
seed 15 noun beginning, source egg, grain, nut, concept, impression, cell, start, suspicion, image, core, spark, ear, conception, particle, notion
seed 15 noun beginning, source berry, kernel, rudiment, inkling, ovum, germ, bud, nucleus, embryo, conceit, corn, ovule, spore, sperm, semen
seed 2 noun children race, issue
seed 10 noun children spawn, brood, progeny, posterity, offspring, descendants, heirs, scions, successors, progeniture
seek 12 verb look for pursue, follow, investigate, explore, scratch, fish, hunt, root, quest, fan, mouse, chase
seek 28 verb look for scout, inquire, prowl, dragnet, nose, delve, comb, ransack, beat the bushes, ferret out, fish for, bird-dog, be after, bob for, cast about, delve for, dig for, go after, gun for, leave no stone unturned, look about, look around, look high and low, run after, search for, search out, sniff out, track down
seek 6 verb try, attempt pursue, undertake, offer, essay, aim, struggle
seek 5 verb try, attempt assay, endeavor, strive, aspire to, have a go at
seek 3 verb ask, inquire request, invite, beg
seek 5 verb ask, inquire solicit, entreat, query, petition, find out
seem 10 verb appear; give the impression sound, suggest, imply, look, show, hint, assume, pretend, intimate, resemble
seem 18 verb appear; give the impression insinuate, be suggestive of, convey the impression, create the impression, give the feeling of, give the idea of, have the appearance of, have the aspects of, have the earmarks of, have the features of, have the qualities of, look as if, look like, look to be, make a show of, show every sign of, sound like, strike one as being
seize 7 verb grab, take catch, grip, appropriate, embrace, grasp, squeeze, envelope
seize 19 verb grab, take snatch, enfold, compass, clutch, clinch, grapple, pluck, snag, enclose, pinch, fasten, clench, clasp, catch hold of, hang onto, hold fast, lay hands on, lay hold of, take hold of
seize 21 verb abduct; take by force force, capture, arrest, occupy, take, catch, grab, incorporate, secure, overwhelm, nail, hook, appropriate, overcome, get, lift, gain, exact, bag, trap, grasp
seize 30 verb abduct; take by force confiscate, commandeer, apprehend, annex, pick up, ambush, hijack, kidnap, overrun, impound, subdue, nab, arrogate, bust, snag, overpower, wrench, pounce, conquer, usurp, snare, throttle, clutch, claw, take over, carry off, spirit away, take by storm, take captive, take possession of
selection 9 noun preference from among choices option, collection, choice, draft, election, pick, alternative, choosing, picking
selection 3 noun preference from among choices excerpt, druthers, culling
self 1 adj individual automatic
self 9 adj individual ascetic, autonomous, narcissistic, subjective, autogenous, automatous, autonomic, endogenous, narcistic
self 10 noun being myself, character, person, ego, identity, personality, personal, individual, identical, own
self 9 noun being individuality, narcissism, egocentrism, psyche, selfhood, substantive, individualization, oneself, proprium
sell 19 verb exchange an object for money handle, auction, move, trade, close, market, persuade, pitch, dump, snow, boost, stock, exchange, traffic, drum, contract, push, retain, retail
sell 23 verb exchange an object for money advertise, hawk, peddle, barter, vend, dispose, spiel, puff, hustle, merchandise, plug, unload, wholesale, bargain, soft sell, soft soap, sweet talk, be in business, clinch the deal, close the deal, deal in, put across, put up for sale
seller 5 noun person who gives object in exchange for money merchant, vendor, agent, dealer, representative
seller 11 noun person who gives object in exchange for money peddler, trader, shopkeeper, storekeeper, businessperson, salesperson, retailer, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson
semen 15 noun beginning, source egg, grain, nut, concept, impression, cell, start, suspicion, image, core, spark, ear, conception, particle, notion
semen 14 noun beginning, source berry, kernel, rudiment, inkling, ovum, germ, bud, nucleus, embryo, conceit, corn, ovule, spore, sperm
seminar 5 noun conference forum, discussion, workshop, convention, meeting
seminar 7 noun conference round table, symposium, palaver, powwow, rap session, group discussion, open discussion
send 25 verb transmit, transfer through a system shoot, express, grant, post, drop, deliver, fire, address, forward, commit, ship, issue, assign, convey, direct, accelerate, wire, detail, commission, mail, advance, communicate, broadcast, route, cast
send 23 verb transmit, transfer through a system relay, dispatch, circulate, propel, televise, freight, radiate, troll, fling, impart, consign, hurl, expedite, remit, delegate, hasten, emit, give off, put out, get under way, hurry off, let fly, rush off
send 4 verb please move, delight, charm, stir
send 10 verb please thrill, enthrall, ravish, electrify, excite, titillate, enrapture, turn on, intoxicate, enthuse
senior 7 adj older or of higher rank leading, elder, superior, major, chief, higher, more advanced
senior 1 adj older or of higher rank next higher
senior 5 noun older person elder, grandmother, head, ancient, grandfather
senior 13 noun older person senior citizen, pensioner, matriarch, patriarch, oldster, old-timer, doyen, doyenne, elderly person, first-born, golden-ager, old folk, retired person
sensation 10 noun feeling, perception emotion, impression, sensitivity, passion, sense, sentiment, consciousness, thought, response, awareness
sensation 6 noun feeling, perception susceptibility, tingle, sensibility, sensitiveness, gut reaction, vibes
sensation 9 noun something wonderful or awe-inspiring excitement, phenomenon, scandal, hit, flash, miracle, surprise, stir, wonder
sensation 11 noun something wonderful or awe-inspiring thrill, prodigy, agitation, portent, commotion, stunner, furor, marvel, wow, bomb, bombshell
sense 11 noun feeling of animate being impression, taste, sensitivity, feel, touch, function, sensation, hearing, sight, faculty, smell
sense 2 noun feeling of animate being sensibility, kinesthesia
sense 26 noun awareness, perception impression, atmosphere, feel, intelligence, insight, mind, imagination, recognition, knowledge, sentiment, ability, wisdom, appreciation, understanding, judgment, spirit, thought, feeling, smarts, consciousness, reasoning, capacity, discrimination, reason, soul, brains
sense 19 noun awareness, perception wit, common sense, mentality, aura, intuition, gumption, sharpness, cleverness, intellect, premonition, tact, prudence, quickness, presentiment, discernment, sanity, sagacity, cognizance, clear-headedness
sense 23 noun point, meaning significance, value, understanding, matter, logic, message, heart, interpretation, use, import, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, reason, short, purpose, burden, definition, substance, stuff, implication
sense 19 noun point, meaning purport, nitty-gritty, signification, nub, nuance, gist, upshot, thrust, meat, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast
sense 20 verb become aware of notice, feel, anticipate, appreciate, perceive, think, understand, grasp, believe, realize, catch, divine, consider, credit, read, observe, suspect, know, hold, deem
sense 19 verb become aware of discern, dig, apprehend, savvy, pick up, take in, apperceive, be with it, catch on, catch the drift, feel in bones, feel in gut, get the drift, get the idea, get the impression, get the picture, get vibes, have a feeling, have a hunch
sensitive 11 adj impressionable precise, nervous, conscious, delicate, emotional, knowing, seeing, understanding, feeling, fine, perceiving
sensitive 34 adj impressionable tricky, tense, keen, susceptible, receptive, touchy, perceptive, unstable, responsive, acute, psychic, cognizant, high-strung, hung up, impressible, irritable, precarious, sensory, sentient, ticklish, wired, sensorial, umbrageous, hypersensitive, easily affected, emotionable, oversensitive, reactive, sensatory, sensile, supersensitive, touchy feely, tuned in, turned on to
sensitive 3 adj easily hurt delicate, painful, tender
sensitive 2 adj easily hurt sore, easily harmed
sensitivity 6 noun responsiveness to stimuli sympathy, sense, feeling, awareness, consciousness, sensation
sensitivity 11 noun responsiveness to stimuli nervousness, subtlety, susceptibility, delicacy, acuteness, receptiveness, sensitiveness, reactivity, affectibility, impressionability, reactiveness
sensualist 3 noun sexy person voluptuary, epicure, sybarite
sentence 18 noun punishing decree term, decision, order, penalty, verdict, ruling, judgment, punishment, knock, clock, stretch, vacation, trick, book, sleep, time, fall, determination
sentence 12 noun punishing decree edict, censure, dictum, condemnation, pronouncement, hitch, getup, rap, doom, jolt, considered opinion, sending up the river
sentence 11 verb decide punishment punish, blame, jail, convict, condemn, devote, rule, settle, damn, judge, railroad
sentence 19 verb decide punishment incarcerate, penalize, imprison, confine, adjudge, adjudicate, proscribe, ordain, denounce, doom, impound, put away, mete out, pass judgment, put on ice, send to prison, send up the river, take the fall, throw the book at
sentient 11 adj conscious awake, aware, feeling, informed, knowing, noticing, observing, perceiving, seeing, understanding, recognizing
sentient 11 adj conscious alert, attentive, cognizant, receptive, responsive, watchful, able to recognize, apperceptive, in on, in the right mind, sensitive to
sentiment 17 noun emotion, belief idea, thought, attitude, bias, passion, position, opinion, feeling, tendency, view, mind, eye, affect, judgment, conception, conviction, leaning
sentiment 21 noun emotion, belief penchant, propensity, persuasion, inclination, slant, partiality, disposition, posture, sentimentality, tenderness, predilection, sensibility, affectivity, inclining, romanticism, softheartedness, emotionalism, hearts and flowers, overemotionalism, tender feeling, way of thinking
separate 14 adj disconnected independent, free, isolated, abstracted, distributed, divided, loose, scattered, marked, removed, apart, distant, parted, divorced
separate 22 adj disconnected sovereign, disjointed, disembodied, detached, asunder, discrete, divergent, unattached, unconnected, partitioned, disunited, disassociated, sundered, apportioned, severed, cut apart, cut in two, far between, in halves, put asunder, set apart, set asunder
separate 15 adj alone, individual independent, different, distinct, free, single, diverse, various, particular, unique, sole, one, apart, distinctive, only, several
separate 6 adj alone, individual autonomous, solitary, detached, discrete, lone, peculiar
separate 6 verb remove something from group; keep or set apart divide, divorce, break, split, distribute, part
separate 21 verb remove something from group; keep or set apart disconnect, detach, sever, cleave, disentangle, dissect, disjoin, undo, uncouple, sunder, intersect, disjoint, rupture, dissever, break off, come between, split up, dichotomize, come apart, come away, uncombine
separate 9 verb isolate, segregate sort, interval, group, space, island, distribute, assign, order, classify
separate 19 verb isolate, segregate break up, cut off, insulate, seclude, winnow, sequester, sift, comb, discriminate, compartment, intervene, split up, compartmentalize, close off, draw apart, put on one side, rope off, single out, stand between
separate 5 verb part company in a romantic divorce, leave, depart, drop, part
separate 20 verb part company in a romantic break up, estrange, bifurcate, discontinue, diverge, uncouple, disunite, break off, pull out, split up, disunify, break it off, dedomicile, go away, go different ways, go separate ways, relationship or marriage alienate, take leave, unlink, untie the knot
separation 7 noun being apart; break-up divorce, departure, split, division, gap, break, parting
separation 23 noun being apart; break-up dissolution, partition, estrangement, disengagement, segregation, rift, divorcement, severance, disunion, disconnection, detachment, farewell, disjunction, rupture, dissociation, embarkation, dialysis, leave-taking, dedomiciling, disrelation, parting of the ways, pffft, split-up
sequence 17 noun series, order array, string, arrangement, streak, course, row, chain, run, track, train, cycle, placement, flow, graduation, distribution, grouping, ordering
sequence 18 noun series, order progression, classification, concatenation, continuity, sequel, procession, disposition, continuance, perpetuity, succession, skein, pecking order, consecution, successiveness, continuousness, subsequence, catenation, consecutiveness
series 21 noun order, succession streak, set, run, string, sequence, list, course, array, file, row, category, scale, group, chain, arrangement, suit, suite, train, line, column, range
series 10 noun order, succession classification, alternation, procession, gradation, continuity, sequel, tier, progression, skein, consecution
serious 11 adj somber, humorless genuine, honest, severe, bound, determined, grave, intent, set, staid, steady, resolved
serious 28 adj somber, humorless deliberate, sincere, thoughtful, sober, austere, bound and determined, businesslike, contemplative, deadpan, downbeat, earnest, funereal, grim, meditative, no-nonsense, pensive, reflective, resolute, sedate, solemn, stern, weighty, pokerfaced, cold sober, go for broke, long-faced, unhumorous, unsmiling
serious 17 adj crucial, weighty major, dangerous, deep, severe, important, significant, tough, meaningful, difficult, fell, grave, hard, heavy, pressing, threatening, ugly, worrying
serious 23 adj crucial, weighty grievous, far-reaching, urgent, arduous, fateful, formidable, grim, laborious, menacing, momentous, operose, strenuous, meaning business, no joke, no laughing matter, of consequence, out for blood, playing hard ball, smoking, sobering, strictly business, unamusing, unhumorous
servant 5 noun person who waits on another assistant, slave, help, dependent, domestic
servant 11 noun person who waits on another attendant, helper, hireling, serf, minion, retainer, drudge, menial, server, cleaning person, live-in
serve 13 verb aid, help; supply play, handle, give, provide, distribute, deliver, hit, present, deal, assist, nurse, provision, arrange
serve 12 verb aid, help; supply oblige, succor, do for, wait on, attend to, be of assistance, be of use, care for, dish up, minister to, set out, work for
serve 11 verb act, do complete, attend, perform, work, accept, pass, follow, function, labor, observe, agree
serve 10 verb act, do obey, officiate, hearken, discharge, toil, fulfill, carry on, go through, subserve, be employed by
serve 14 verb suffice; do the work of do, make, work, benefit, function, satisfy, service, fit, profit, suit, answer, apply, content, advantage
serve 10 verb suffice; do the work of avail, answer the purpose, be acceptable, be adequate, be good enough, be of use, be useful, do duty as, fill the bill, work for
server 5 noun person who waits on another assistant, slave, help, dependent, domestic
server 10 noun person who waits on another attendant, helper, hireling, serf, minion, retainer, drudge, menial, cleaning person, live-in
server 1 noun attendant host
server 7 noun attendant waiter, hostess, flight attendant, porter, waitress, stewardess, maitre d'
service 19 noun aid, help duty, use, office, business, supply, assistance, work, account, benefit, maintenance, employment, utility, advantage, employ, value, labor, favor, fitness, check
service 13 noun aid, help appropriateness, overhaul, dispensation, avail, courtesy, applicability, relevance, indulgence, kindness, usefulness, ministration, serviceability, servicing
service 3 noun rite of a church function, ceremony, ritual
service 6 noun rite of a church observance, formality, ceremonial, liturgy, worship, sermon
service 4 noun time in military operation duty, action, fighting, combat
service 2 noun time in military operation sting, active duty
session 9 noun meeting, gathering conference, discussion, term, period, hearing, affair, assembly, sitting, meet
session 5 noun meeting, gathering huddle, showdown, concourse, get-together, jam session
set 21 adj decided firm, bent, stated, specified, rooted, established, confirmed, pat, intent, appointed, regular, determined, scheduled, fixed, settled, certain, usual, concluded, agreed, resolved, arranged
set 25 adj decided immovable, obstinate, ironclad, predetermined, entrenched, prescribed, customary, decisive, definite, inveterate, pigheaded, resolute, rigid, steadfast, stubborn, unflappable, stipulated, prearranged, dead set on, hanging tough, locked in, set in stone, solid as a rock, stiff-necked, well-set
set 9 adj firm, hardened; inflexible located, solid, stiff, placed, stable, fixed, settled, strict, positioned
set 11 adj firm, hardened; inflexible immovable, entrenched, situate, situated, rigid, stubborn, unyielding, hidebound, sited, jelled, hard and fast
set 9 noun physical bearing fit, presence, hang, air, turn, attitude, address, position, port
set 7 noun physical bearing deportment, comportment, mien, carriage, demeanor, inclination, posture
set 3 noun stage setting setting, scene, flats
set 3 noun stage setting scenery, stage set, mise en scène
set 20 noun group, assortment series, array, lot, collection, crowd, cluster, gang, bunch, crew, circle, body, company, outfit, band, kit, class, camp, push, organization, pack
set 14 noun group, assortment batch, coterie, faction, bundle, clique, mob, clan, compendium, clutch, sect, clump, assemblage, gaggle, rat pack
set 31 verb position, place locate, head, prepare, fix, introduce, turn, settle, lay, install, put, apply, post, establish, point, lock, direct, rest, seat, station, spread, plant, park, train, stick, arrange, insert, level, mount, aim, cast, deposit
set 15 verb position, place wedge, affix, plop, lodge, situate, bestow, plank, plunk, ensconce, fasten, embed, anchor, make fast, make ready, zero in
set 22 verb decide upon appoint, name, schedule, make, impose, settle, determine, establish, fix, specify, resolve, rate, conclude, price, direct, value, instruct, dictate, estimate, regulate, assign, arrange
set 10 verb decide upon stipulate, designate, decree, prescribe, ordain, allocate, allot, lay down, agree upon, fix price
set 2 verb harden fix, cake
set 15 verb harden stiffen, thicken, condense, jelly, clot, congeal, solidify, coagulate, jell, gelatinize, crystallize, jellify, gel, become firm, gelate
set 6 verb decline drop, sink, vanish, dip, disappear, descend
set 2 verb decline subside, go down
set 4 verb start, incite initiate, begin, raise, provoke
set 8 verb start, incite abet, instigate, commence, foment, whip up, put in motion, set on, stir up
settle 25 verb straighten out, resolve end, complete, conclude, pay, fix, negotiate, determine, decide, establish, clear, achieve, square, concert, figure, seal, regulate, confirm, choose, satisfy, judge, arrange, appoint, rule, adjust, order
settle 22 verb straighten out, resolve work out, clinch, reconcile, adjudicate, verify, dispose, mediate, cinch, discharge, clear up, nail down, put an end to, call the shots, clean up, come to a conclusion, come to a decision, come to an agreement, form judgment, make a decision, make certain, put into order, set to rights
settle 5 verb calm, relieve relax, quiet, assure, compose, still
settle 10 verb calm, relieve tranquilize, reassure, soothe, quell, pacify, lull, sedate, becalm, allay, quieten
settle 11 verb come to rest; fall put, land, sit, decline, plunge, lay, seat, sink, light, place, descend
settle 15 verb come to rest; fall plop, perch, flop, subside, repose, alight, submerge, lodge, submerse, immerse, roost, bed down, set down, settle down, touch down
settle 4 verb make one's home live, establish, locate, park
settle 14 verb make one's home reside, squat, abide, colonize, lodge, dwell, inhabit, keep house, move to, put down roots, set up home, take root, take up residence, hang up one's hat
settlement 13 noun decision, conclusion deal, establishment, agreement, contract, arrangement, compensation, resolution, payment, determination, satisfaction, pay, adjustment, conclusion
settlement 18 noun decision, conclusion completion, compact, confirmation, liquidation, payoff, reimbursement, showdown, clearance, covenant, disposition, discharge, termination, quietus, happy medium, remuneration, defrayal, trade-off, working out
settlement 5 noun community establishment, foundation, residence, colony, occupation
settlement 9 noun community encampment, occupancy, hamlet, plantation, habitation, colonization, outpost, inhabitancy, principality
sex 1 noun male or female gender sexuality
sex 6 noun male or female gender manliness, femininity, masculinity, manhood, womanliness, womanhood
sex 3 noun intercourse between animate beings sexuality, generation, relations
sex 12 noun intercourse between animate beings sensuality, copulation, fornication, magnetism, lovemaking, reproduction, intimacy, procreation, coitus, coition, birds and the bees, facts of life
sex drive 2 noun sex instinct sexuality, passion
sex drive 5 noun sex instinct lust, eroticism, sexual desire, sexual urge, the hots
sexual 4 adj concerning reproduction, intercourse intimate, animal, loving, sharing
sexual 15 adj concerning reproduction, intercourse reproductive, erotic, carnal, passionate, sensual, bestial, fleshly, voluptuous, wanton, animalistic, generative, genital, genitive, procreative, venereal
sexual activity 3 noun fondling kissing, sex, petting
sexual activity 8 noun fondling necking, caress, lovemaking, action, heavy petting, cuddling, making out, oral sex
sexual activity 2 noun monkey business fraud, romance
sexual activity 26 noun monkey business amour, chicanery, dalliance, deception, dirty pool, double-dealing, fling, flirtation, liaison, love affair, mischief, monkey business, shenanigans, skullduggery, subterfuge, trickery, devilry, chicane, fooling around, fourberie, funny business, hankie-pankie, hokey-pokey, knavery, machinations, sharp practice
sexual intercourse 1 noun making love sex
sexual intercourse 9 noun making love consummation, sexual relations, cohabitation, coitus, copula, going to bed with, sexual commerce, sexual congress, sleeping with
sexy 2 adj being erotically attractive to another inviting, provoking
sexy 20 adj being erotically attractive to another provocative, racy, sensuous, hot, mature, seductive, sensual, cuddly, flirtatious, libidinous, risqué, slinky, spicy, steamy, suggestive, voluptuous, come-hither, arousing, kissable, titillating
shade 5 noun dimness shadow, darkness, screen, cover, shadows
shade 12 noun dimness dusk, shadiness, umbrage, blackness, coolness, obscurity, penumbra, umbra, semidarkness, gloominess, adumbration, obscuration
shade 4 noun blind, shield curtain, screen, cover, covering
shade 3 noun blind, shield awning, veil, canopy
shade 2 noun color, hue tone, cast
shade 5 noun color, hue tinge, stain, tint, saturation, brilliance
shade 12 noun slight difference hint, variation, variety, degree, streak, trace, cast, amount, suspicion, suggestion, distinction, proposal
shade 8 noun slight difference tinge, semblance, nuance, tincture, gradation, dash, spice, soupçon
shade 2 noun ghost shadow, spirit
shade 10 noun ghost phantom, apparition, haunt, revenant, bogey, phantasm, specter, wraith, manes, umbra
shade 8 verb shut out the light gray, protect, hide, shelter, screen, cover, shadow, cloud
shade 20 verb shut out the light dim, darken, shield, mute, conceal, blacken, obscure, umbrage, overshadow, adumbrate, shutter, deepen, eclipse, veil, tone down, be overcast, cast a shadow, cloud over, cloud up, inumbrate
shadow 5 noun darkness dark, shade, shelter, cover, protection
shadow 9 noun darkness gloom, obscurity, dusk, umbrage, dimness, penumbra, umbra, adumbration, obscuration
shadow 4 noun hint, suggestion trace, breath, suspicion, touch
shadow 7 noun hint, suggestion vestige, relic, tincture, smack, intimation, tinge, memento
shadow 5 verb make dark gray, shelter, screen, shade, cloud
shadow 16 verb make dark dim, obscure, overshadow, bedim, darken, shield, overcast, adumbrate, umbrage, haze, overhang, becloud, veil, overcloud, cast a shadow, inumbrate
shadow 6 verb follow secretly pursue, watch, dog, trail, tail, tag
shadow 3 verb follow secretly stalk, keep in sight, spy on
shaft 4 noun rod handle, pole, bar, stem
shaft 1 noun rod cylinder
shaft 2 noun weapon arrow, missile
shaft 2 noun weapon lance, spear
shaft 3 noun ray of light beam, streak, wave
shaft 2 noun ray of light ray, light ray
shaft 11 noun long part of something beam, tunnel, rod, pole, handle, missile, hole, bar, column, arrow, tongue
shaft 21 noun long part of something cylinder, duct, chimney, vent, monolith, spear, barb, spindle, axis, spire, ray, lance, conduit, obelisk, axle, pinnacle, pillar, flue, helve, diaphysis, thill
shake 9 verb quiver, tremble disturb, swing, upset, wave, rock, jar, move, whip, water
shake 49 verb quiver, tremble rattle, convulse, jolt, roil, shudder, sway, flitter, perturb, bump, twitter, agitate, shimmy, shimmer, quake, quail, churn, flourish, brandish, discompose, jounce, wobble, quaver, vibrate, shiver, waggle, totter, flicker, ruffle, flap, jerk, disquiet, jog, tremor, reel, flutter, oscillate, dodder, palpitate, flit, fluctuate, stagger, chatter, dither, concuss, commove, joggle, succuss, set in motion, stir up
shake 9 verb upset deeply disturb, upset, worry, throw, undermine, weaken, jar, bother, move
shake 17 verb upset deeply unsettle, rattle, frighten, unnerve, intimidate, horrify, dismay, discompose, distress, appall, impair, consternate, daunt, unstring, knock props out, make waves, throw a curve
shallow 5 adj not deep flat, empty, shelf, slight, surface
shallow 10 adj not deep trivial, hollow, shoal, trifling, cursory, sand bar, superficial, unsound, inconsiderable, depthless
shallow 4 adj unintelligent, ignorant empty, slight, simple, surface
shallow 28 adj unintelligent, ignorant foolish, trivial, frothy, hollow, petty, flimsy, piddling, idle, lightweight, trifling, cursory, empty-headed, farcical, featherbrained, flighty, frivolous, half-baked, inane, meaningless, paltry, puerile, sketchy, skin-deep, superficial, uncritical, unthinking, vain, wishy-washy
shame 3 noun disgrace, embarrassment guilt, confusion, scandal
shame 37 noun disgrace, embarrassment humiliation, irritation, remorse, stigma, contempt, disrepute, pang, abashment, mortification, obloquy, blot, reproach, dishonor, derision, discredit, stupefaction, compunction, infamy, chagrin, disesteem, degradation, opprobrium, treachery, odium, ignominy, discomposure, smear, contrition, ill repute, self-reproof, shamefacedness, self-disgust, self-reproach, bad conscience, loss of face, pudency, skeleton in the cupboard
shame 21 verb disgrace, embarrass debase, ridicule, dishonor, discredit, mortify, reproach, humiliate, defile, blot, smear, humble, disconcert, confound, abash, degrade, stain, take down, cut down to size, give a black eye, shoot down, take down a peg
shape 20 noun form, structure body, outline, format, pattern, frame, shadow, architecture, aspect, model, appearance, cut, constitution, make, build, figure, profile, look, cast, construction, lines
shape 16 noun form, structure silhouette, configuration, contour, symmetry, metamorphosis, circumscription, mold, simulacrum, embodiment, stamp, semblance, conformation, chassis, likeness, guise, lineation
shape 7 noun condition, health case, repair, trim, estate, state, fitness, order
shape 3 noun condition, health kilter, fettle, whack
shape 15 verb form, create fashion, carve, frame, construct, produce, build, trim, pat, pattern, make, cast, cut, assemble, model, sculpture
shape 17 verb form, create embody, forge, mold, sketch, hew, stamp, chisel, whittle, fabricate, knead, mint, block out, streamline, crystallize, bring together, roughhew, throw together
shape 12 verb devise, plan develop, prepare, frame, modify, adapt, become, regulate, guide, define, accommodate, grow, form
shape 4 verb devise, plan tailor, remodel, work up, take form
share 29 noun portion, allotment division, stake, proportion, part, interest, percentage, contribution, claim, serving, divide, taste, chunk, dose, measure, slice, end, bite, due, commission, split, fraction, heritage, fragment, helping, cut, segment, piece, lot, points
share 22 noun portion, allotment dividend, quantum, apportionment, divvy, whack, parcel, ration, lagniappe, quota, drag, pittance, plum, allowance, quotient, cut in, cut up, meed, rake-off, fifty-fifty, halver, partage, quotum
share 13 verb use in common with others divide, receive, distribute, experience, split, participate, slice, deal, shift, yield, administer, part, assign
share 31 verb use in common with others accord, divvy, apportion, ration, prorate, quota, partition, bestow, allot, dispense, partake, divvy up, dole out, split up, be a party to, cut the pie, divide with, give and take, give out, go Dutch, go fifty-fifty, go halves, go in with, have a hand in, have a portion of, mete out, parcel out, pay half, piece up, slice up, take a part of
shareholder 1 noun stockholder investor
shareholder 2 noun stockholder bondholder, shareowner
shark 1 noun person who fools others sharper
shark 29 noun person who fools others hypocrite, trickster, impostor, rascal, con artist, crook, swindler, rogue, charlatan, quack, decoy, jockey, bluff, shyster, deceiver, chiseler, defrauder, double-crosser, fake, pretender, cozener, enticer, inveigler, scammer, double-dealer, dodger, masquerader, confidence operator, conniver
shark 1 noun criminal, thief cheat
shark 11 noun criminal, thief rogue, villain, swindler, racketeer, scoundrel, robber, shyster, knave, pilferer, purloiner, filcher
shark 6 noun master, specialist professional, authority, artist, phenomenon, pro, graduate
shark 14 noun master, specialist connoisseur, ace, guru, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, buff, old hand, proficient, artiste, doyen, hot shot, old pro
shark 2 noun person who is false, deceitful cheat, mechanic
shark 21 noun person who is false, deceitful forger, crook, sham, fake, counterfeit, bastard, mountebank, racketeer, phony, pretender, quack, deceiver, impostor, swindler, charlatan, four-flusher, double-dealer, hoaxer, bluffer, horse trader, play actor
shark 15 verb loan, accommodate supply, give, extend, grant, provide, contribute, afford, add, allow, advance, stake, let, permit, trust, present
shark 9 verb loan, accommodate impart, oblige, confer, bestow, furnish, entrust, loan shark, lay on one, lend-lease
shark 9 noun expert, skilled person, female or male doctor, authority, genius, scientist, professional, artist, winner, champion, pro
shark 25 noun expert, skilled person, female or male connoisseur, guru, ace, wizard, sage, virtuoso, maven, adept, pundit, whiz, buff, maestro, conqueror, savant, victor, old hand, past master, prima donna, proficient, artiste, doyen, doyenne, old pro, real pro, whiz-bang
shark 6 noun person prepared for work by extended study or practice specialist, pro, expert, artist, star, authority
shark 17 noun person prepared for work by extended study or practice pundit, brain, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, egghead, old hand, proficient, whiz kid, artiste, hotshot, superstar, powerhouse, old pro, old war-horse, phenom
shark 3 noun person who pretends to be an expert actor, cheat, fraud
shark 26 noun person who pretends to be an expert mountebank, faker, fake, sharp, whip, counterfeit, counterfeiter, sham, humbug, phony, bum, pretender, impostor, pseudo, put-on, charlatan, con artist, simulator, four-flusher, playactor, shammer, slicker, bunco artist, flimflammer, hoser, quacksalver
shark 9 adj clever, intelligent wise, sharp, smart, calculating, cunning, inside, knowing, profound, smooth
shark 41 adj clever, intelligent ingenious, sensible, penetrating, sly, keen, farsighted, slick, judicious, perceptive, cagey, astute, canny, prudent, probing, crafty, wily, acute, artful, brainy, cutting, deep, discerning, discriminating, foxy, heady, perspicacious, piercing, quick-witted, sagacious, savvy, slippery, tricky, underhand, argute, astucious, in the know, on the inside, on top of, streetwise, up on, wised up
shark 7 noun person who cheats another clip, cheat, operator, sharp, sharper, fraud, mechanic
shark 26 noun person who cheats another forger, rascal, thief, con artist, crook, cheater, counterfeiter, charlatan, grifter, defrauder, chiseler, mountebank, scoundrel, rook, absconder, trickster, deceiver, falsifier, impostor, four-flusher, double-dealer, gouger, slicker, scammer, dodger, confidence artist
shark 6 noun person who is highly skilled genius, star, expert, artist, authority, professional
shark 11 noun person who is highly skilled whiz, ace, crackerjack, pro, virtuoso, adept, prodigy, proficient, whiz kid, wiz, hot shot
shark 3 noun a greedy person swindler, Shylock, loan shark
shark 1 noun confidence man fraud
shark 18 noun confidence man crook, swindler, hustler, con man, deceiver, mountebank, cheater, barricuda, bilker, bunco, clip artist, fleecer, flimflammer, hoser, scam artist, scammer, sharpie, smoothie
shark 1 noun confidence man fraud
shark 17 noun confidence man crook, swindler, hustler, con artist, deceiver, mountebank, cheater, bilker, bunco, clip artist, fleecer, flimflammer, hoser, scam artist, scammer, sharpie, smoothie
shark 13 noun con man con artist, hustler, cheater, bilker, bunco, clip artist, fleecer, flimflammer, hoser, scam artist, scammer, sharpie, smoothie
shark 1 noun gangster criminal
shark 3 noun gangster mobster, loan shark, extortionist
shark 11 noun cheat swindler, trickster, deceiver, defrauder, victimizer, grifter, bilk, con artist, cozener, scammer, fraudster
shark 11 noun cheat bilk, cheater, con artist, deceiver, defrauder, grifter, swindler, trickster, victimizer, fraudster, scammer
shark 11 noun cheat trickster, deceiver, swindler, victimizer, grifter, cheater, bilk, con artist, cozener, scammer, fraudster
shark 12 noun cheat bilk, cheater, con artist, cozener, deceiver, defrauder, grifter, swindler, trickster, victimizer, fraudster, scammer
shark 33 noun cheat double-crosser, crook, fake, jockey, decoy, chiseler, rascal, defrauder, cheater, rogue, bluff, pretender, victimizer, quack, shyster, hypocrite, charlatan, trickster, rook, deceiver, impostor, swindler, bilk, con artist, cozener, enticer, inveigler, double-dealer, masquerader, scammer, dodger, confidence operator, conniver
shark 1 noun cheat sharper
shark 32 noun cheat double-crosser, crook, fake, jockey, decoy, chiseler, rascal, defrauder, cheater, bluff, pretender, quack, shyster, hypocrite, charlatan, trickster, rook, deceiver, impostor, swindler, rogue, bilk, con artist, cozener, enticer, inveigler, double-dealer, masquerader, scammer, dodger, confidence operator, conniver
sharp 5 adj knifelike, cutting pointed, fine, peaked, edged, tipped
sharp 38 adj knifelike, cutting acute, stinging, keen, salient, tapering, barbed, jagged, prickly, serrated, spiked, thorny, aciculate, acuminate, cuspate, cuspidate, pointy, razor-sharp, sharpened, spiny, acuate, acuminous, apical, briery, ground fine, honed, horned, keen-edged, knife-edged, needle-pointed, needlelike, pronged, sharp-edged, spiky, splintery, tapered, tined, unblunted, whetted
sharp 4 adj sudden intense, marked, extreme, distinct
sharp 1 adj sudden abrupt
sharp 14 adj perceptive, quick-witted brilliant, fast, bright, quick, subtle, intelligent, smart, knowing, ready, wise, sensitive, original, critical, cute
sharp 27 adj perceptive, quick-witted acute, slick, nimble, alert, keen, savvy, adroit, apt, astute, brainy, canny, clever, discerning, discriminating, foxy, ingenious, not born yesterday, observant, on the ball, penetrating, resourceful, having smarts, penetrative, quick on the trigger, quick on the uptake, smart as a tack, nobody's fool
sharp 4 adj dishonest, deceitful smart, cunning, bent, designing
sharp 15 adj dishonest, deceitful salty, shrewd, slick, artful, crafty, ornery, shady, slippery, sly, snaky, two-faced, underhand, unethical, unscrupulous, wily
sharp 9 adj severe, intense smart, fierce, biting, painful, cutting, shooting, distinct, violent, drilling
sharp 12 adj severe, intense acute, stinging, keen, sore, agonizing, distressing, excruciating, penetrating, piercing, knifelike, stabbing, paralyzing
sharp 4 adj distinct, well-defined obvious, clear, explicit, visible
sharp 4 adj distinct, well-defined crisp, audible, clear-cut, definite
sharp 4 adj stylish smart, fine, distinctive, excellent
sharp 12 adj stylish fly, chic, swank, classy, dashing, dressy, fashionable, first-class, snappy, trendy, tony, in style
sharp 7 adj hurtful, bitter in speech harsh, pointed, severe, biting, cutting, short, angry
sharp 22 adj hurtful, bitter in speech incisive, stinging, caustic, scathing, tart, acrimonious, barbed, inconsiderate, penetrating, peppery, piercing, pungent, sarcastic, sardonic, thoughtless, trenchant, unceremonious, ungracious, virulent, vitriolic, stabbing, double-edged
sharp 6 adj having strong affect on animate senses harsh, hot, bitter, active, acid, burning
sharp 15 adj having strong affect on animate senses vigorous, acerbic, brisk, sour, lively, astringent, tart, acrid, austere, odorous, piquant, pungent, strong-smelling, suffocating, vinegary
sharp 7 adv on time square, right, accurately, exactly, just, precisely, suddenly
sharp 8 adv on time bang, promptly, squarely, abruptly, smack-dab, on the button, on the dot, punctually
shatter 12 verb break into small pieces ruin, explode, exhaust, crush, split, crack, snap, destroy, blast, burst, crash, fragment
shatter 25 verb break into small pieces smash, dash, splinter, wreck, demolish, impair, disable, fracture, rive, crunch, scrunch, rend, pulverize, fragmentize, shiver, implode, blight, overturn, total, smatter, torpedo, fragmentalize, smash to smithereens, splinterize, wrack up
shatter 4 verb hurt someone badly crush, destroy, ruin, upset
shatter 4 verb hurt someone badly rattle, devastate, dumbfound, break a heart
shave 11 verb cut outer covering off trim, kiss, brush, cut, peel, clip, strip, crop, plane, skin, touch
shave 15 verb cut outer covering off pare, shred, skim, slash, cut down, shear, prune, decorticate, graze, barber, sliver, cut back, shingle, make bare, slice thin
shed 13 verb cast off drop, yield, slip, reject, beam, spill, afford, give, sprinkle, shower, cast, scatter, throw
shed 21 verb cast off take off, scrap, discard, jettison, exuviate, junk, cashier, molt, emit, doff, diffuse, disburden, slough, radiate, exude, throw away, throw out, give forth, let fall, pour forth, send forth
sheep 6 noun mass of water particles in air darkness, fog, smoke, steam, rack, film
sheep 26 noun mass of water particles in air gloom, vapor, puff, smog, mist, veil, pother, murk, obscurity, frost, overcast, smother, scud, haze, nebula, billow, dimness, brume, haziness, thunderhead, fogginess, nebulosity, pea soup, woolpack, mare's tail, ol' buttermilk sky
sheep 10 noun person in agreement follower, traditionalist, bourgeois, rubber stamp, yes man, emulator, Babbit, brick in a wall, conventionalist, one of the herd
sheep 7 noun animals raised on a farm domestic, cattle, horses, animals, beasts, pigs, cows
sheep 7 noun animals raised on a farm fowl, herd, swine, flock, livestock, hogs, farm animals
sheep 2 noun leader guide, lead
sheep 2 noun leader forerunner, doyen
sheep 20 noun someone following orders without question brownnose, camp follower, flatterer, flunky, lackey, minion, pawn, puppet, stooge, sycophant, toady, underling, apple-polisher, ass-kisser, assenter, bootlicker, doormat, fawner, groveler, kowtower
sheer 8 adj abrupt, steep precipitate, erect, arduous, headlong, perpendicular, precipitous, upright, sideling
sheer 12 adj utter, absolute simple, pure, perfect, gross, complete, blessed, rank, single, total, blasted, altogether, quite
sheer 13 adj utter, absolute outright, unadulterated, unmitigated, confounded, arrant, downright, infernal, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, unqualified, undiluted, unalloyed, unmixed
sheer 8 adj see-through, thin pure, fine, clear, smooth, slight, delicate, fragile, soft
sheer 15 adj see-through, thin lacy, translucent, gauzy, airy, diaphanous, filmy, flimsy, gossamer, limpid, lucid, pellucid, transparent, chiffon, cobwebby, tiffany
sheet 12 noun coating, covering; page plate, layer, leaf, coat, blanket, surface, piece, area, stretch, sweep, film, panel
sheet 11 noun coating, covering; page foil, slab, stratum, ply, expanse, overlay, lamina, membrane, veneer, folio, pane
shelf 6 noun jutting, flat area or piece counter, rack, ridge, shallow, rock, bank
shelf 8 noun jutting, flat area or piece cupboard, ledge, reef, mantle, bracket, shoal, console, mantelpiece
shell 6 noun structure; covering case, scale, frame, framework, skin, nut
shell 12 noun structure; covering integument, skeleton, chassis, hull, shard, shuck, husk, pod, crust, pericarp, plastron, carapace
shelter 27 noun protection, habitat shed, house, apartment, safety, home, refuge, tent, guard, defense, port, retirement, hide, housing, cave, pen, pad, preserve, screen, shadow, security, retreat, cover, roof, shade, tower, rack, digs
shelter 28 noun protection, habitat sanctuary, dwelling, hut, shack, lodging, asylum, haven, shield, covert, crib, hideout, umbrella, den, hideaway, hermitage, guardian, joint, harbor, turf, protector, condo, harborage, co-op, roost, hole in the wall, homeplate, quarterage, roof over head
shelter 12 verb provide safety, cover protect, hide, surround, preserve, secure, defend, house, screen, cover, roof, chamber, guard
shelter 12 verb provide safety, cover shield, harbor, lodge, take in, conceal, enclose, ward, safeguard, haven, take care of, cover up, watch over
shield 7 noun protection shelter, screen, cover, guard, defense, mail, security
shield 12 noun protection armor, buffer, safeguard, bulwark, armament, aegis, escutcheon, rampart, ward, absorber, bumper, buckler
shield 9 verb protect shelter, defend, cover, secure, house, screen, roof, chamber, guard
shield 16 verb protect conceal, safeguard, fend, bulwark, harbor, stonewall, haven, go to bat for, ride shotgun, ward off, shotgun, cover all bases, cover up, give cover, give shelter, take under one's wing
shift 14 noun switch, fluctuation conversion, move, variation, transfer, transformation, change, double, fault, passage, turn, bend, removal, transit, shifting
shift 15 noun switch, fluctuation deviation, about-face, alteration, rearrangement, yaw, permutation, displacement, substitution, tack, veering, modification, changeover, transference, translocation, deflection
shift 7 noun trick, stratagem move, strategy, resort, craft, device, refuge, resource
shift 18 noun trick, stratagem expediency, hoax, artifice, substitute, stopgap, evasion, ploy, makeshift, dodge, maneuver, contrivance, recourse, equivocation, ruse, subterfuge, expedient, wile, gambit
shift 7 noun time served doing work spell, period, trick, turn, tour, time, go
shift 3 noun time served doing work bout, stint, working time
shift 15 verb switch, fluctuate drift, transfer, move, vary, remove, turn, ship, alter, change, replace, slip, stir, exchange, disturb, fault
shift 34 verb switch, fluctuate shuffle, veer, deviate, relocate, swerve, about-face, substitute, flip-flop, transpose, displace, rearrange, tack, transmogrify, cook, waffle, vacillate, budge, dislocate, blow hot and cold, do up, hem and haw, yo-yo, reposition, bottom out, change gears, dial back, move around, move over, recalibrate, swap places, switch over, turn around, turn the corner, turn the tables
shine 4 noun brightness; polish show, rub, flash, light
shine 14 noun brightness; polish gleam, gloss, shimmer, sparkle, glitz, sheen, luster, radiance, glare, glint, glaze, luminosity, lambency, patina
shine 5 verb give off or reflect light burn, beam, flash, blink, mirror
shine 24 verb give off or reflect light dazzle, illuminate, glisten, twinkle, gleam, shimmer, flicker, sparkle, radiate, glare, glitter, glow, incandesce, luminesce, illumine, irradiate, flare, deflect, bedazzle, blaze, glimmer, scintillate, emit light, give light
shine 4 verb polish, burnish rub, finish, brush, glance
shine 12 verb polish, burnish furbish, gloss, glaze, sleek, wax, scour, buff, buff up, give a sheen, make brilliant, put a finish on, put a gloss on
shining 6 adj bright radiant, glistening, luminous, gleaming, shimmering, effulgent
shining 3 adj illustrious brilliant, distinguished, remarkable
shining 3 adj illustrious splendid, glorious, eminent
shining 3 adj glowing brilliant, bright, beaming
shining 29 adj glowing glistening, radiant, sparkling, lustrous, scintillating, luminous, shiny, conspicuous, incandescent, glazed, glossy, sleek, effulgent, iridescent, lambent, nitid, noticeable, opalescent, refulgent, resplendent, irradiant, lucent, splendorous, coruscating, agleam, phosphorescent, relucent, rutilant, splendent
shirt 8 noun top blouse, tunic, chemise, turtleneck, jersey, pullover, polo, sark
shiver 2 verb shake, tremble freeze, wave
shiver 13 verb shake, tremble shudder, quiver, flutter, vibrate, palpitate, twitter, quaver, quake, tremor, dither, be cold, have the quivers, have the shakes
shiver 3 verb shatter; break into small pieces burst, fragment, crack
shiver 8 verb shatter; break into small pieces rive, smash, splinter, smatter, fragmentalize, pash, smash to smithereens, splinterize
shock 15 noun complete surprise; blow impact, collapse, confusion, earthquake, excitement, trauma, injury, scare, crash, upset, start, stroke, jarring, turn, encounter
shock 22 noun complete surprise; blow disturbance, consternation, bump, jolt, awe, breakdown, stupor, distress, clash, collision, concussion, ram, whammy, stupefaction, percussion, prostration, wreck, hysteria, double whammy, bombshell, eye-opener, traumatism
shock 8 verb completely surprise overwhelm, jar, anger, shake, disturb, rock, flood, overcome
shock 37 verb completely surprise unsettle, displease, astound, agitate, horrify, shake up, paralyze, traumatize, appall, jolt, insult, startle, disgust, outrage, flabbergast, dismay, awe, stun, sicken, offend, numb, scandalize, floor, electrify, disquiet, revolt, stagger, nauseate, abash, antagonize, daze, stupefy, bowl over, knock out, give a turn, hit like ton of bricks, throw a curve
shoe 2 noun footwear pump, boot
shoe 21 noun footwear sneaker, cleat, tennis shoe, slipper, loafer, clog, moccasin, cowboy boot, running shoe, sandals, footgear, flip-flops, high heels, basketball shoe, boat shoe, golf shoe, hightops, penny loafer, platform shoe, wing-tip, work shoe
shoot 13 verb discharge a projectile, often to injure or kill execute, murder, hit, launch, fire, explode, kill, blast, loose, gun, project, pump, trigger
shoot 25 verb discharge a projectile, often to injure or kill hurl, plug, bombard, propel, fling, barrage, pop, bag, dispatch, ignite, catapult, expel, emit, zap, bring down, open fire, torpedo, drop the hammer, let fly, let go with, open up, pick off, pull the trigger, set off, throw lead
shoot 16 verb dash rush, run, reach, charge, pass, chase, fly, streak, tear, spring, flash, race, hurry, speed, boil, bolt
shoot 11 verb dash hurtle, whisk, fling, hotfoot, dart, whiz, scoot, spurt, lash, gallop, skirr
shop 6 noun place of retail business chain, market, outlet, mill, store, stand
shop 7 noun place of retail business emporium, department store, boutique, deli, supermarket, showroom, five-and-dime
shop 3 verb look for merchandise to buy purchase, buy, market
shop 4 verb look for merchandise to buy go shopping, hunt for, look for, try to buy
shopping 2 noun buying purchasing, spending
shopping 3 noun buying e-commerce, browsing, electronic commerce
short 9 adj abridged precise, brief, pointed, little, summary, bare, short-term, diminished, decreased
short 33 adj abridged short-lived, terse, condensed, fleeting, abbreviate, compendious, concise, cut short, epigrammatic, laconic, momentary, pithy, sententious, short and sweet, succinct, aphoristic, shortened, abbreviated, compressed, summarized, lessened, curtailed, undersized, boiled down, breviloquent, compendiary, curtate, cut to the bone, decurtate, in a nutshell, not protracted, unprolonged, unsustained
short 7 adj not tall small, thick, tiny, low, little, slight, pocket
short 20 adj not tall compact, stunted, squat, wee, diminutive, petite, chunky, skimpy, stocky, stubby, thickset, abbreviated, undersized, close to the ground, not long, pint-sized, pocket-sized, runty, sawed-off, squatty
short 8 adj insufficient poor, limited, shy, tight, lacking, failing, wanting, needing
short 14 adj insufficient slim, slender, scanty, scant, deficient, exiguous, inadequate, meager, scarce, short-handed, skimpy, sparse, low on, niggardly
short 4 adj abrupt, discourteous sharp, straight, brief, direct
short 22 adj abrupt, discourteous terse, blunt, bad-tempered, brusque, curt, gruff, impolite, inconsiderate, irascible, offhand, rude, short-tempered, snappy, snippy, testy, thoughtless, unceremonious, uncivil, ungracious, short-spoken, snippety, breviloquent
short 2 adj crumbly fragile, delicate
short 4 adj crumbly crisp, brittle, crunchy, friable
short 2 adv abruptly suddenly, sudden
short 10 adv abruptly unawares, aback, forthwith, unaware, unexpectedly, by surprise, unanticipatedly, without delay, without hesitation, without warning
shortage 6 noun deficiency weakness, lack, failure, poverty, deficit, want
shortage 14 noun deficiency dearth, scarcity, shortfall, lapse, inadequacy, paucity, scantiness, insufficiency, curtailment, pinch, underage, tightness, leanness, defalcation
shorten 10 verb diminish, decrease trim, cut, minimize, reduce, shrink, chop, clip, edit, contract, dock
shorten 20 verb diminish, decrease cut back, abbreviate, lessen, slash, curtail, cut down, compress, abridge, elide, excerpt, condense, snip, lop, retrench, bob, blue pencil, boil down, cut to the bone, make a long story short, put in a nutshell
shorts 3 noun clothing for legs, lower half of body jeans, briefs, cords
shorts 22 noun clothing for legs, lower half of body trousers, drawers, dungarees, panties, blue jeans, boxer shorts, pedal pushers, underpants, slacks, knickers, corduroys, Bermudas, chinos, jodhpurs, breeches, bloomers, chaps, britches, denims, pantaloons, overalls, clam diggers
shorts 1 noun clothing worn under outerwear briefs
shorts 24 noun clothing worn under outerwear corset, lingerie, drawers, panties, boxer shorts, undergarment, underpants, undershirt, bikini, bra, jockeys, underclothing, underclothes, G-string, undies, boxers, skivvies, BVDs, loincloth, long johns, intimate things, jockey shorts, smallclothes, underthings
shorts 1 noun underpants pants
shorts 3 noun underpants underwear, panties, bloomers
shorts 1 noun loose underpants briefs
shorts 5 noun loose underpants drawers, underwear, boxers, underpants, undershorts
shorts 12 verb defraud, fool trick, trim, cross, skin, milk, screw, snow, take, beat, burn, short, stiff
shorts 47 verb defraud, fool mislead, fleece, hoodwink, delude, bilk, con, dupe, deceive, victimize, defraud, swindle, scam, ream, crib, beguile, gouge, diddle, shuck, cozen, finagle, bamboozle, do, hose, sucker, flimflam, two-time, gyp, bleed, shaft, rook, fudge, chisel, double-cross, rip off, take in, sandbag, caboodle, bunco, do a number on, double-deal, fast talk, give bum steer, jerk around, rope in, take for a ride, take out, pull one's leg
shorts 22 noun meaning, essence summary, force, point, idea, topic, sense, subject, bearing, theme, score, significance, import, core, drift, short, burden, spirit, substance, basis, soul, heart, matter
shorts 16 noun meaning, essence upshot, tenor, kernel, pith, keynote, thrust, marrow, quintessence, meat, stuff, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, nature of the beast, nitty gritty
shorts 8 noun core, gist substance, heart, essence, point, short, burden, sense, matter
shorts 7 noun core, gist kernel, pith, nucleus, thrust, upshot, marrow, nub
shorts 5 noun core, gist substance, essence, point, short, basic
shorts 11 noun core, gist crux, upshot, heart, meat, kernel, nitty-gritty, pith, nucleus, bottom line, meat and potatoes, nubbin
shorts 23 noun point, meaning significance, value, understanding, matter, logic, message, heart, interpretation, use, import, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, reason, short, purpose, burden, definition, substance, stuff, implication
shorts 19 noun point, meaning purport, nitty-gritty, signification, nub, nuance, gist, upshot, thrust, meat, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast
shorts 8 verb do or manage without grant, afford, give, provide, allow, save, short, supply
shorts 11 verb do or manage without relinquish, skimp, pinch, scrape, bestow, scrimp, stint, dispense with, salt away, part with, put by
shorts 7 noun point of communication core, substance, effect, meaning, short, burden, sense
shorts 5 noun point of communication upshot, gist, meat, purport, pith
shorts 1 noun very brief film short
shorts 2 noun very brief film brief film, short movie
shorts 22 noun sense logic, heart, interpretation, message, use, significance, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, understanding, reason, short, purpose, burden, import, definition, substance, value, matter, implication
shorts 23 noun sense rationale, purport, nitty-gritty, rationalness, signification, nub, upshot, nuance, gist, thrust, meat, stuff, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast, rhyme or reason
shorts 22 noun sense heart, interpretation, message, use, significance, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, understanding, reason, short, burden, import, definition, substance, value, matter, logic, implication, purpose
shorts 23 noun sense rationale, purport, nitty-gritty, signification, nub, upshot, nuance, gist, rationality, thrust, meat, stuff, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast, rhyme or reason
shot 11 noun try, chance break, opportunity, attempt, time, guess, opening, show, turn, slap, occasion, effort
shot 9 noun try, chance whirl, fling, conjecture, pop, stab, go, endeavor, whack, surmise
shot 5 noun discharge; ammunition ball, lead, bullet, throw, missile
shot 6 noun discharge; ammunition lob, projectile, dart, pellet, slug, buckshot
shoulder 4 verb be responsible for assume, accept, carry, bear
shoulder 2 verb be responsible for take on, take upon oneself
shoulder 3 verb push, jostle shove, press, elbow
shoulder 5 verb push, jostle nudge, thrust, bulldoze, hustle, push aside
shout 5 noun loud outcry cry, cheer, scream, call, yell
shout 18 noun loud outcry roar, screech, whoop, clamor, shriek, howl, hue, squawk, bellow, salvo, tumult, yap, bawl, yawp, squall, vociferation, bark, yammer
shout 4 verb cry out loudly cheer, yell, scream, bay
shout 17 verb cry out loudly exclaim, clamor, roar, screech, whoop, holler, shriek, squawk, bellow, yap, bawl, squall, vociferate, yawp, yammer, call out, raise voice
show 11 noun demonstration, exhibition parade, fair, appearance, program, presentation, display, showing, sight, representation, array, view
show 15 noun demonstration, exhibition pageant, spectacle, shine, exposition, pomp, occurrence, panoply, splash, grandstand, manifestation, fanfare, pageantry, fireworks, expo, showboat
show 12 noun entertainment event picture, play, movie, appearance, drama, production, act, comedy, presentation, film, showing, entertainment
show 7 noun entertainment event pageant, spectacle, flick, carnival, cinema, burlesque, motion picture
show 11 noun false front; appearance given display, parade, impression, seeming, profession, air, illusion, showing, pose, effect, front
show 15 noun false front; appearance given affectation, pretext, simulacrum, splash, sham, semblance, ostentation, pretense, shine, likeness, face, guise, make-believe, showboat, grandstand play
show 25 verb actively exhibit something exhibit, reveal, sell, offer, air, produce, demonstrate, display, present, streak, parade, supply, sport, flash, submit, spread, attend, afford, expose, wave, unfold, stage, mount, bare, arrive
show 17 verb actively exhibit something unfurl, flaunt, brandish, blazon, proffer, unveil, flourish, disport, vaunt, lay out, put on, show off, trot out, showcase, deal in, lay bare, set out
show 28 verb passively exhibit something disclose, reveal, register, appear, prove, establish, explain, get, reach, project, indicate, note, determine, demonstrate, teach, mark, come, display, present, illustrate, emerge, evidence, point, proclaim, discover, assert, arrive, instruct
show 21 verb passively exhibit something show up, materialize, loom, divulge, manifest, clarify, evince, elucidate, unveil, get in, lay out, make out, turn up, be visible, blow in, make known, make the scene, ostend, put in appearance, testify to, show one's face
show 1 verb grant give
show 5 verb grant bestow, dispense, accord, confer, act with
show 9 verb accompany see, lead, conduct, attend, route, direct, guide, steer, pilot
show 2 verb accompany shepherd, escort
shower 3 noun precipitation rain, flood, storm
shower 8 noun precipitation deluge, downpour, hail, drizzle, cloudburst, sleet, rainstorm, thunderstorm
shower 5 verb rain spray, sprinkle, pour, storm, fall
shower 8 verb rain drench, downpour, patter, hail, mist, drizzle, sleet, come down in buckets
shower 1 verb lavish give
shower 3 verb lavish pamper, deluge, be generous
shrew 35 noun mean lady wench, fury, siren, hussy, bitch, hellion, carper, detractor, vixen, virago, nag, scold, battle-ax, biddy, harridan, harpy, madcap, termagant, backbiter, porcupine, she-devil, tigress, amazon, spitfire, ogress, fire-eater, muckraker, dragon, fishwife, calumniator, hell cat, old biddy, reviler, she-wolf, vituperator
shrink 9 verb become smaller reduce, decrease, diminish, narrow, weaken, concentrate, contract, fail, waste
shrink 16 verb become smaller wane, dwindle, shorten, drop off, fall off, wither, lessen, shrivel, wrinkle, compress, condense, deflate, constrict, fall short, grow smaller, waste away
shrink 5 verb recoil, shy away retreat, retire, contract, refuse, withdraw
shrink 16 verb recoil, shy away recede, huddle, crouch, flinch, slink, demur, cower, shudder, boggle, blench, wince, quail, cringe, scruple, draw back, hang back
shrug 9 noun motion as communication nod, signal, sign, indication, action, reminder, expression, bow, wave
shrug 13 noun motion as communication token, body language, salute, curtsy, wink, mime, intimation, genuflection, gesticulation, high sign, sign language, pantomime, kinesics
shrug 8 verb move with lurch bounce, pull, seize, dance, flip, hook, grab, throw
shrug 26 verb move with lurch hurtle, fling, bump, flop, jolt, snatch, wriggle, wiggle, wrench, lug, thrust, tug, twitch, wring, yank, flick, quiver, whisk, sling, tweak, pluck, snag, shiver, quake, wrest, vellicate
shrug 10 noun gesture nod, signal, sign, bow, motion, indication, action, reminder, wave, expression
shrug 12 noun gesture curtsy, wink, token, intimation, genuflection, mime, salute, body language, high sign, sign language, pantomime, kinesics
shut-eye 7 noun light sleep slumber, catnap, nap, siesta, snooze, forty winks, drowse
shut-eye 1 noun sleep rest
shut-eye 14 noun sleep coma, dormancy, stupor, inactivity, torpor, lethargy, repose, doze, nap, snooze, languor, forty winks, drowse, sack time
shy 9 adj quiet and self-conscious nervous, modest, suspicious, afraid, reluctant, reserved, retiring, shrinking, conscious
shy 35 adj quiet and self-conscious reticent, wary, cautious, diffident, demure, hesitant, introverted, fearful, humble, bashful, coy, sheepish, circumspect, apprehensive, self-effacing, timid, recessive, disinclined, indisposed, loner, introvert, averse, backward, chary, distrustful, loath, shamefaced, skittish, unresponsive, unwilling, unassertive, unassured, uneager, uneffusive, unsocial
shy 2 adj lacking, failing wanting, short
shy 7 adj lacking, failing scant, scanty, deficient, inadequate, insufficient, scarce, unsufficient
shy person 1 noun very shy person mouse
shy person 3 noun very shy person modest violet, retiring person, shy thing
shyness 1 noun bashfulness reserve
shyness 13 noun bashfulness reticence, modesty, insecurity, timidity, diffidence, demureness, apprehension, restraint, timidness, coyness, meekness, timorousness, sheepishness
sick 9 adj not healthy, not feeling well disordered, down, suffering, peaked, ill, mean, delicate, weak, declining
sick 40 adj not healthy, not feeling well indisposed, ailing, incurable, funny, nauseated, debilitated, invalid, wobbly, frail, imperfect, confined, impaired, tottering, green, bedridden, defective, diseased, feeble, feverish, infirm, lousy, poorly, queasy, rickety, rocky, rotten, run down, under the weather, unhealthy, unwell, laid-up, infected, hospitalized, broken down, in a bad way, in poor health, not so hot, qualmish, sick as a dog, under medication
sick 1 adj morbid, gross black
sick 5 adj morbid, gross ghoulish, macabre, morose, sadistic, sickly
sick 2 adj fed up, displeased tired, bored
sick 7 adj fed up, displeased jaded, weary, disgusted, blasé, satiated, revolted, up to here with
sickness 7 noun ill or abnormal condition illness, syndrome, disease, disorder, complaint, ill, condition
sickness 14 noun ill or abnormal condition malady, ailment, infirmity, nausea, indisposition, affection, affliction, bug, ill health, unhealthfulness, queasiness, unwellness, diseasedness, unhealth
side 3 adj minor; flanking secondary, lesser, skirting
side 17 adj minor; flanking incidental, postern, oblique, roundabout, subsidiary, subordinate, lateral, ancillary, indirect, marginal, off-center, sideways, superficial, not the main, sidelong, sideward, sidewise
side 23 noun edge, exteriority of object sector, bottom, top, surface, hand, part, front, face, border, rear, view, rim, aspect, boundary, division, direction, stance, attitude, limit, stand, quarter, margin, wing
side 13 noun edge, exteriority of object verge, flank, periphery, perimeter, elevation, disposition, posture, facet, haunch, jamb, hillside, loin, lee
side 11 noun point of view position, hand, direction, angle, belief, light, appearance, phase, stand, aspect, opinion
side 5 noun point of view viewpoint, outlook, slant, facet, standpoint
side 11 noun opposing person or view party, part, team, enemy, rival, camp, competition, crew, interest, cause, behalf
side 6 noun opposing person or view faction, belligerent, foe, sect, contestant, combatant
siege 3 verb harass, besiege bother, storm, worry
siege 15 verb harass, besiege beset, bedevil, plague, annoy, gnaw, nag, tease, pester, vex, blockade, persecute, harry, badger, put upon, set upon
siege 5 noun barrier restriction, bar, wall, stop, obstacle
siege 14 noun barrier closure, stoppage, roadblock, barricade, clog, snag, obstruction, impediment, hindrance, encirclement, infarct, infarction, embolus, blank wall
siege 9 verb enclose cage, fence, surround, restrict, pen, edge, ring, border, block
siege 8 verb enclose hinder, coop, obstruct, girdle, immure, corral, confine, hem in
sigh 5 verb breathe out heavily whisper, cry, blow, pant, complain
sigh 17 verb breathe out heavily moan, sob, groan, whistle, murmur, gasp, exhale, howl, sough, roar, grieve, sorrow, lament, whine, respire, wheeze, suspire
sigh 3 verb long for hunger, pine, dream
sigh 9 verb long for crave, yearn, thirst, hanker, lust, mourn, ache, languish, suspire
sight 8 noun ability to perceive with eyes appearance, perception, eye, vision, view, seeing, eyes, viewing
sight 9 noun ability to perceive with eyes ken, eyesight, apprehension, visibility, field of vision, afterimage, eyeshot, apperception, range of vision
sight 7 noun spectacle parade, display, scene, view, exhibit, show, exhibition
sight 4 noun spectacle vista, pageant, outlook, point of interest
sight 1 noun horrifying person or thing mess
sight 10 noun horrifying person or thing spectacle, blot, ogre, fright, eyesore, tramp, slob, monstrosity, scarecrow, ogress
sight 6 verb see spot, perceive, observe, distinguish, witness, view
sight 4 verb see behold, discern, make out, eyeball
sightsee 5 verb visit, journey travel, explore, cruise, jet, vacation
sightsee 12 verb visit, journey swing, voyage, stump, peregrinate, barnstorm, jaunt, hop, junket, holiday, globe-trot, go on the road, take a trip
sightsee 21 verb journey on a trip or tour fly, sail, proceed, move, visit, drive, cross, carry, tour, transmit, vacation, cruise, go, walk, wander, jet, cover, explore, motor, progress, adventure
sightsee 29 verb journey on a trip or tour trek, migrate, roam, voyage, traverse, ramble, rove, wend, jaunt, hop, junket, scour, cover ground, weekend, get through, go abroad, go camping, go into orbit, go riding, knock around, make a journey, overnight, set forth, set out, take a boat, take a plane, take a train, take a trip, make one's way
sign 19 noun indication, evidence trace, hint, light, signal, prediction, clue, note, flag, warning, gesture, suggestion, wave, symbol, symptom, proof, bell, flash, mark, nod
sign 29 noun indication, evidence harbinger, manifestation, foreboding, augury, caution, divination, portent, foreknowledge, premonition, presage, forewarning, assurance, prognostic, auspice, whistle, beacon, presentiment, vestige, omen, precursor, badge, herald, wink, token, high sign, foretoken, giveaway, foreshadowing, handwriting on wall
sign 9 noun document with information; symbol notice, warning, type, proof, character, board, device, representation, mark
sign 13 noun document with information; symbol emblem, placard, logo, insignia, badge, token, cipher, ensign, crest, signboard, symbolization, guidepost, signpost
sign 7 verb write name endorse, confirm, authorize, acknowledge, initial, witness, signature
sign 8 verb write name inscribe, subscribe, autograph, ink, put John Hancock on, put John Henry on, rubber-stamp, set one's hand to
sign 7 verb motion to another express, signal, wave, motion, indicate, flag, gesture
sign 5 verb motion to another signify, beckon, gesticulate, signalize, use sign language
signature 4 noun sign name, impression, indication, mark
signature 5 noun sign stamp, trademark, autograph, designation, John Hancock
signature 6 noun signing of name name, identification, seal, mark, hand, sign
signature 7 noun signing of name stamp, trademark, autograph, John Hancock, ink, signatory, sigil
silence 7 noun absence of sound, speech peace, quiet, calm, death, sleep, still, reserve
silence 25 noun absence of sound, speech reticence, stillness, lull, secrecy, blackout, taciturnity, quietude, censorship, dumbness, quietness, uncommunicativeness, hush, quiescence, quietus, sulk, noiselessness, sullenness, speechlessness, hush-hush, muteness, laconism, dead air, inarticulateness, iron curtain, saturninity
silence 3 verb make or be quiet quiet, still, dumb
silence 41 verb make or be quiet cut off, muzzle, subdue, mute, muffle, gag, quell, quash, suppress, squelch, stifle, clam, dampen, soft-pedal, shush, hush, lull, deaden, extinguish, dull, quieten, cut short, hush-hush, shut up, overawe, tongue-tie, choke off, clam up, close up, cool it, decrease the volume, dry up, dummy up, keep it down, pipe down, quiet down, say nothing, sit on, strike dumb, hold one's tongue, hush one's mouth
silent 7 adj quiet; speechless close, dumb, faint, reserved, shy, still, checked
silent 38 adj quiet; speechless mum, reticent, restrained, hushed, mute, bashful, closemouthed, hush, inarticulate, incoherent, indistinct, inhibited, laconic, mousy, noiseless, soundless, taciturn, tongue-tied, unclear, uncommunicative, unheard, unsociable, voiceless, buttoned up, clammed up, closed up, curbed, dummied up, iced, inconversable, muted, nonvocal, not talkative, silentious, struck dumb, unspeaking, wordless, zipped
silent 12 adj understood, implied implicit, indescribable, nameless, tacit, unexpressed, unspoken, aphonic, inexpressible, unuttered, unvoiced, unpronounced, wordless
silk 2 noun fabric thread, fiber
silk 8 noun fabric taffeta, tulle, mantua, samite, tussore, tussah, pongee, sendal
silver 4 adj shiny gray in color white, bright, pale, plated
silver 8 adj shiny gray in color sterling, pearly, argent, lustrous, resplendent, silvery, silvered, argentate
similar 9 adj very much alike identical, comparable, related, like, companion, resembling, same, twin, uniform
similar 23 adj very much alike complementary, akin, analogous, agnate, allied, coincident, coincidental, collateral, congruent, congruous, consonant, corresponding, homogeneous, in agreement, kin, kindred, matching, parallel, reciprocal, correlative, coinciding, consubstantial, much the same
similarity 11 noun likeness, correspondence comparison, relationship, connection, harmony, correlation, community, relation, proportion, identity, agreement, association
similarity 31 noun likeness, correspondence resemblance, closeness, coincidence, affinity, analogy, sameness, parallel, kinship, parity, simile, concurrence, congruence, homogeneity, approximation, reciprocity, similitude, semblance, congruity, collation, alikeness, concordance, look-alike, parallelism, conformity, dead ringer, interrelation, synonymity, comparability, likes of, peas in a pod, two of a kind
simplicity 3 noun absence of complication, unity, integrity, ease
simplicity 29 noun absence of complication, modesty, candor, restraint, purity, clarity, chastity, severity, uniformity, singleness, easiness, homogeneity, naturalness, monotony, innocence, openness, plainness, clearness, naiveté, directness, primitiveness, obviousness, ingenuousness, straightforwardness, classicality, clean lines, elementariness, guilelessness, lack of adornment, sophistication artlessness
simultaneous 3 adj happening at about the same time accompanying, agreeing, contemporary
simultaneous 16 adj happening at about the same time concurrent, coeval, coincident, dead heat, synchronous, coetaneous, coexistent, contemporaneous, synchronic, at the same time, coexisting, coinciding, concurring, in sync, synchronal, with the beat
sin 11 noun illegal or immoral action offense, violation, fault, wrong, evil, crime, guilt, error, anger, debt, pride
sin 29 noun illegal or immoral action immorality, lust, shortcoming, transgression, wrongdoing, misdeed, sloth, deficiency, damnation, demerit, wickedness, envy, imperfection, covetousness, disobedience, peccadillo, trespass, vice, iniquity, peccancy, unrighteousness, tort, sinfulness, gluttony, wrongness, ungodliness, evil-doing, peccability, veniality
sin 3 verb commit illegal or immoral action cheat, fall, wander
sin 20 verb commit illegal or immoral action err, stray, lapse, backslide, deviate, trespass, misbehave, offend, misconduct, fall from grace, transgress, break commandment, break law, commit crime, do wrong, go astray, live in sin, sow wild oats, take the primrose path, wallow in the mire
sing 5 verb carry a tune with one's voice shout, wait, mouth, tune, pipe
sing 34 verb carry a tune with one's voice serenade, chant, warble, whistle, croon, hum, intone, solo, descant, resound, hymn, purr, vocalize, harmonize, troll, groan, chirp, carol, roar, whine, buzz, yodel, duet, lullaby, belt out, singsong, trill, choir, cantillate, burst into song, canary, lift up a voice, line out, make melody
sing 3 verb tattle on someone talk, rat, inform
sing 7 verb tattle on someone fink, betray, snitch, blow the whistle, spill the beans, turn in, peach
singer 3 noun person who can carry a tune artist, musician, voice
singer 20 noun person who can carry a tune troubadour, songbird, songster, minstrel, diva, soloist, crooner, vocalist, artiste, warbler, chorister, accompanist, chanter, nightingale, chanteuse, choralist, intoner, melodist, serenader, yodeler
single 22 adj alone, distinct separate, simple, sole, private, specific, personal, individual, particular, original, special, separated, exclusive, restricted, isolated, one, distinguished, odd, only, rare, strange, unique, unusual
single 22 adj alone, distinct lone, secluded, singular, solitary, loner, especial, exceptional, indivisible, peerless, uncommon, undivided, unrivaled, unblended, not general, not public, singled-out, unalloyed, uncompounded, unitary, unmixed, unshared, without equal
single 5 adj not married sole, separated, free, eligible, divorced
single 10 adj not married unmarried, solo, bachelor, loner, unattached, unfettered, companionless, spouseless, unwed, living alone
sink 22 verb fall in, go under dig, disappear, descend, plunge, decline, drown, stick, fall, lower, drop, drive, settle, drill, dip, slope, set, founder, overwhelm, bore, couch, run, lay
sink 34 verb fall in, go under capsize, ram, sag, plummet, go down, wreck, slump, submerge, overturn, engulf, ebb, depress, droop, subside, stoop, flounder, stab, thrust, excavate, immerse, swamp, regress, scuttle, bring down, let down, put down, demit, shipwreck, cast down, cave in, force down, go to the bottom, tip over, touch bottom
sink 4 verb fall, decrease drop, collapse, slip, diminish
sink 8 verb fall, decrease slump, retrogress, relapse, wane, subside, lapse, lessen, abate
sink 10 verb deteriorate decline, die, decrease, descend, fade, fail, weaken, flag, diminish, waste
sink 12 verb deteriorate dwindle, depreciate, spoil, decay, worsen, disintegrate, lessen, degenerate, retrograde, rot, disimprove, go downhill
sink 1 verb be humble or humbled lower
sink 10 verb be humble or humbled debase, stoop, demean, degrade, abase, succumb, humiliate, be reduced to, bemean, cast down
sip 4 verb drink slowly taste, toss, sample, swallow
sip 7 verb drink slowly savor, imbibe, quaff, partake, sup, extract, drink in
sister 3 noun female sibling relative, twin, relation
sister 3 noun female sibling kin, kinsperson, blood sister
sit 9 verb rest on one's behind lie, cover, relax, rest, seat, remain, install, settle, pose
sit 18 verb rest on one's behind perch, squat, park, ensconce, hunker, posture, bear on, be seated, give feet a rest, grab a chair, have a place, have a seat, plop down, put it there, seat oneself, take a load off, take a place, take a seat
sit 3 verb hold a meeting assemble, meet, open
sit 7 verb hold a meeting preside, deliberate, officiate, convene, be in session, come together, hold an assembly
site 17 noun place of activity section, spot, scene, station, location, home, ground, slot, plot, habitat, point, fix, range, lay, position, situation, post
site 9 noun place of activity hangout, layout, locale, locality, haunt, locus, X marks the spot, wherever, mise en scène
situation 11 noun place of activity position, direction, spot, site, station, location, post, seat, setting, stage, where
situation 8 noun place of activity locality, locale, footing, locus, whereabouts, latitude, bearings, longitude
situation 15 noun circumstances, status case, scene, place, position, condition, standing, picture, capacity, character, rank, sphere, state, station, mode, stage
situation 11 noun circumstances, status plight, footing, bargain, standpoint, posture, status quo, ballgame, how things stack up, like it is, size of it, state of affairs
situation 15 noun employment status position, job, place, trade, appointment, office, spot, engagement, profession, hire, connection, capacity, post, employment, placement
situation 2 noun employment status berth, billet
size 22 noun extent or bulk of some dimension volume, capacity, intensity, proportion, length, height, content, amount, magnitude, extent, scope, range, proportions, measurement, dimensions, area, stretch, spread, body, substance, extension, mass
size 19 noun extent or bulk of some dimension diameter, breadth, width, stature, largeness, vastness, enormity, bigness, greatness, caliber, capaciousness, highness, amplitude, immensity, admeasurement, hugeness, tonnage, substantiality, voluminosity
skate 2 verb slide flow, coast
skate 6 verb slide glide, glissade, skim, roller skate, ice skate, sail along
skeleton 7 noun structure of bones in animate being or supports in an object frame, outline, support, framework, draft, design, cage
skeleton 5 noun structure of bones in animate being or supports in an object scaffolding, sketch, osteology, bones, bony structure
sketch 20 noun drawing, outline picture, account, copy, description, chart, summary, version, piece, painting, cartoon, survey, figure, shape, design, plan, form, draft, report, representation, rough
sketch 19 noun drawing, outline blueprint, likeness, vignette, depiction, illustration, portrayal, figuration, compendium, doodle, monograph, diagram, syllabus, configuration, skeleton, digest, delineation, précis, adumbration, aperçu
sketch 15 verb draw, outline portray, depict, chart, paint, represent, develop, trace, plot, describe, detail, characterize, draft, plan, design, line
sketch 12 verb draw, outline delineate, lay out, blueprint, skeleton, doodle, adumbrate, diagram, block out, rough out, chalk, map out, skeletonize
skill 17 noun ability, talent to do something accomplishment, art, intelligence, technique, experience, job, expertise, smarts, facility, profession, trade, ease, craft, address, line, cunning, command
skill 30 noun ability, talent to do something dexterity, artistry, prowess, ingenuity, finesse, proficiency, quickness, readiness, clout, savvy, know-how, competence, expertness, adroitness, sleight, aptitude, cleverness, knack, dodge, moxie, goods, deftness, stuff, right stuff, handiness, makings, skillfulness, expertism, what it takes, one's thing
skilled 3 adj skillful experienced, able, expert
skilled 2 adj skillful adept, proficient
skillful 20 adj able, talented experienced, skilled, practical, accomplished, seasoned, trained, smart, expert, good, learned, practiced, prepared, pretty, primed, professional, quick, ready, sharp, smooth, veteran
skillful 28 adj able, talented proficient, adroit, adept, competent, apt, brainy, clever, cool, crack, crackerjack, dexterous, handy, into, old, on the ball, pro, savvy, versed, whiz, wicked, versant, a hand at, really into, there, tuned in, vet, well-versed, wised up
skin 12 noun outer covering, especially of animate being fur, coating, surface, jacket, film, hide, outside, shell, peel, fell, case, casing
skin 20 noun outer covering, especially of animate being crust, husk, membrane, rind, bark, sheath, integument, parchment, pelt, slough, hull, shuck, vellum, derma, cutis, dermis, carapace, tegument, epidermis, sheathing
skin 8 verb remove outer covering trim, shed, scale, peel, remove, cast, bare, strip
skin 20 verb remove outer covering shave, graze, pare, scrape, exuviate, slough, hull, excoriate, decorticate, husk, abrade, scalp, gall, rind, bark, flay, shuck, cut off, pull off, lay bare
skirt 3 noun border, edge rim, margin, skirting
skirt 9 noun border, edge hem, perimeter, verge, outskirts, fringe, periphery, brim, brink, purlieus
skirt 1 noun ladies' garment that hangs from waist dress
skirt 10 noun ladies' garment that hangs from waist petticoat, hoop, kilt, sarong, mini, dirndl, pannier, midi, culottes, tutu
skirt 6 verb border; be on the edge rim, bound, surround, edge, margin, define
skirt 6 verb border; be on the edge fringe, verge, hem, flank, lie along, lie alongside
skirt 4 verb avoid; get around ignore, skip, duck, escape
skirt 12 verb avoid; get around dodge, elude, sidestep, evade, bypass, circumvent, equivocate, detour, circumnavigate, hedge, burke, steer clear of
skull 2 noun brain head, mind
skull 4 noun brain scalp, cranium, vertex, skullcap
sky 2 noun earth's atmosphere lid, heavens
sky 10 noun earth's atmosphere firmament, welkin, empyrean, azure, vault, celestial sphere, the blue, upper atmosphere, vault of heaven, wild blue yonder
slab 14 noun chunk of solid object plate, stone, slice, rod, strip, piece, cut, bar, portion, cutting, stick, bit, chip, board
slab 8 noun chunk of solid object ingot, wedge, lump, hunk, billet, stave, muck, boulder
slam 7 noun loud noise from impact blow, pound, crash, burst, boom, crack, blast
slam 8 noun loud noise from impact smash, wham, ding, smack, bang, clap, whack, bash
slam 1 noun harsh criticism slap
slam 8 noun harsh criticism obloquy, animadversion, aspersion, slur, stricture, swipe, jab, potshot
slam 12 verb throw or push very hard bat, hit, knock, beat, slap, strike, crash, blast, belt, shut, pound, close
slam 14 verb throw or push very hard smash, fling, dash, swat, bang, batter, hurl, thwack, cudgel, thump, clobber, wallop, hammer, slug
slam 4 verb criticize very harshly slap, attack, damn, pan
slam 10 verb criticize very harshly slash, scourge, scathe, excoriate, flay, lambaste, castigate, vilify, lash into, shoot down
slander 4 noun scandalous remark lie, tale, mud, scandal
slander 22 noun scandalous remark defamation, smear, misrepresentation, disparagement, libel, obloquy, hit, aspersion, dirt, detraction, slime, slam, backbiting, rap, depreciation, calumny, black eye, belittlement, muckraking, backstabbing, dirty linen, mud-slinging
slander 5 verb make a scandalous remark injure, damage, attack, pan, hurt
slander 46 verb make a scandalous remark sully, defile, disparage, scandalize, tarnish, smear, belittle, denigrate, malign, defame, libel, vilify, besmirch, smirch, strumpet, asperse, slam, blaspheme, curse, traduce, dishonor, backbite, derogate, hit, slur, plaster, blot, detract, sneer, assail, blister, revile, decry, belie, depreciate, roast, calumniate, scorch, bad-mouth, tear down, muckrake, blacken name, cast a slur on, give a bad name, run smear campaign, sling mud
slap 10 noun hard hit, often with hand blow, pat, punch, box, poke, crack, sock, chop, slam, strike
slap 16 noun hard hit, often with hand blip, whack, spank, bang, clout, swat, smack, cuff, buffet, wallop, bust, wham, clap, bash, percuss, potch
slave 4 noun person who serves, often under duress servant, worker, victim, help
slave 15 noun person who serves, often under duress laborer, serf, captive, chattel, toiler, vassal, thrall, retainer, drudge, peon, menial, subservient, workhorse, skivvy, bondservant
slave 11 verb work very hard toil, grub, grovel, grind, muck, plod, slog, drudge, skivvy, be servile, work fingers to bone
sleep 3 noun suspension of consciousness dream, nod, rest
sleep 22 noun suspension of consciousness coma, slumber, trance, torpor, dormancy, torpidity, lethargy, catnap, repose, doze, nap, shuteye, siesta, snooze, dullness, forty winks, hibernation, sandman, bedtime, sack time, slumberland, few z's
sleep 5 verb suspend consciousness relax, nod, retire, rest, dream
sleep 32 verb suspend consciousness snooze, doze, languish, hibernate, crash, oversleep, slumber, bunk, catnap, repose, flop, yawn, nap, snore, drop off, fall out, hit the hay, turn in, fall asleep, bed down, drowse, catch a wink, catch forty winks, conk out, hit the sack, nod off, sack out, saw wood, take a nap, zonk out, zzz, cop some z's
sleep inducer 1 noun narcotic drug
sleep inducer 12 noun narcotic heroin, opiate, dope, hypnotic, soporific, poppy, morphine, tar, codeine, papaverine, brown stuff, sleep-inducer
sleepy 5 adj tired, dull quiet, asleep, heavy, sleeping, slow
sleepy 21 adj tired, dull listless, sluggish, lethargic, drowsy, blah, comatose, dopey, hypnotic, inactive, out, somnolent, soporific, torpid, slumberous, dozy, draggy, out of it, sleepyhead, slumbersome, snoozy, yawning
slice 8 noun piece; share chop, portion, cut, bite, helping, part, lot, segment
slice 8 noun piece; share wedge, sliver, quota, allotment, allowance, triangle, piece of pie, thin piece
slice 5 verb cut into portions, shares divide, split, strip, carve, segment
slice 15 verb cut into portions, shares shave, cleave, hack, slit, shred, slash, sever, gash, pierce, dissect, subdivide, incise, sunder, dissever, chiv
slide 14 verb move smoothly; move down move, shove, drift, drop, drive, accelerate, slip, fall, flow, shift, stream, spill, launch, coast
slide 18 verb move smoothly; move down slither, veer, tumble, sag, slump, skate, glide, skid, propel, glissade, skim, toboggan, thrust, fall off, move along, move over, scooch, smooth along
slime 1 noun muck, gelled waste mud
slime 9 noun muck, gelled waste sludge, goo, mire, scum, ooze, gunk, mucus, fungus, glop
slip 4 noun error, goof mistake, fault, failure, trip
slip 19 noun error, goof lapse, blunder, misstep, fluff, omission, indiscretion, flub, imprudence, blooper, bungle, muff, misdeed, oversight, slip of the tongue, foul-up, howler, gaff, slip-up, screw-up
slip 7 noun piece of paper sheet, leaf, label, tag, strip, ticket, page
slip 1 noun piece of paper sliver
slip 5 verb fall; glide drop, shift, move, slide, trip
slip 10 verb fall; glide slither, skid, totter, glissade, lurch, slick, skate, lose balance, lose footing, smooth along
slip 3 verb err stumble, trip, mistake
slip 12 verb err goof, fluff, miscalculate, flub, muff, blunder, misjudge, make a mistake, drop the ball, go wrong, put foot in mouth, slip up
slippery 1 adj smooth, slick wet
slippery 21 adj smooth, slick silky, polished, unsafe, icy, unstable, glistening, perilous, greasy, glassy, glazed, lustrous, satiny, sleek, slimy, soapy, unctuous, unsteady, waxy, lubricious, glacé, like a skating rink
slippery 4 adj uncertain, unreliable smooth, cunning, variable, false
slippery 25 adj uncertain, unreliable tricky, elusive, treacherous, unsafe, slick, unpredictable, unstable, shifty, cagey, changeable, crafty, devious, dishonest, duplicitous, evasive, fly-by-night, foxy, inconstant, insecure, mutable, sneaky, two-faced, unsteady, untrustworthy, slithery
slogan 3 noun motto saying, phrase, expression
slogan 11 noun motto rallying cry, trademark, jingle, byword, catchphrase, catchword, idiom, watchword, proverb, shibboleth, war cry
slope 10 noun slant, tilt shelf, hill, tip, bias, bend, pitch, lean, rise, bank, leaning
slope 21 noun slant, tilt ramp, declivity, cant, swag, descent, gradient, skew, sway, inclination, deviation, diagonal, downgrade, bevel, incline, declination, abruptness, deflection, steepness, obliqueness, obliquity, rising ground
slope 12 verb slant, tilt angle, tip, rise, lean, list, heel, pitch, fall, drop, dip, bank, descend
slope 10 verb slant, tilt bevel, ascend, rake, incline, skew, shelve, cant, recline, splay, drop away
slot 6 noun opening, place space, position, hole, channel, cut, time
slot 7 noun opening, place niche, vacancy, groove, recess, slit, aperture, socket
slow 8 adj unhurried, lazy heavy, quiet, easy, moderate, reluctant, delaying, crawling, measured
slow 41 adj unhurried, lazy gradual, lackadaisical, passive, stagnant, leisurely, sluggish, lethargic, slack, deliberate, disinclined, idle, lagging, creeping, apathetic, dilatory, dreamy, drowsy, imperceptible, inactive, indolent, inert, laggard, leaden, listless, negligent, phlegmatic, ponderous, remiss, sleepy, slothful, supine, tardy, torpid, dawdling, loitering, plodding, postponing, procrastinating, slow-moving, snaillike, tortoiselike
slow 9 adj behind, late stiff, low, moderate, off, delayed, down, reduced, conservative, dead
slow 29 adj behind, late tedious, gradual, tame, stagnant, sluggish, dull, slack, protracted, prolonged, lingering, backward, belated, dilatory, inactive, overdue, sleepy, tardy, uneventful, unproductive, behindhand, long-drawn-out, unprogressive, time-consuming, hindered, impeded, detained, draggy, long-delayed, unpunctual
slow 6 adj unintelligent simple, limited, stupid, dumb, dense, thick
slow 10 adj unintelligent dull, dim, backward, dunce, imbecile, moronic, obtuse, unresponsive, dimwitted, slow on the uptake
slow 10 verb delay, restrict moderate, relax, reduce, decrease, diminish, qualify, quiet, brake, regulate, check
slow 41 verb delay, restrict decelerate, hinder, retard, slacken, lessen, lag, stall, abate, curb, impede, curtail, temper, handicap, mire, choke, detain, procrastinate, reef, loiter, stunt, postpone, bog down, cut back, cut down, hold back, hold up, set back, anchor it, back-water, ease off, ease up, embog, hit the brakes, keep waiting, let down flaps, lose speed, lose steam, reduce speed, rein in, retardate, wind down
slump 13 noun decline, failure crash, collapse, drop, recession, slide, low, fall, dip, reverse, bottom, dumps, depression, slip
slump 23 noun decline, failure stagnation, depreciation, downturn, letdown, trough, sag, bust, funk, blight, downswing, downer, rut, descent, blue devils, blue funk, downslide, downtrend, bad period, bad times, falling-off, hard times, rainy days, the skids
slump 9 verb decline, sink plunge, collapse, drop, slide, slip, fall, crash, bend, pitch
slump 18 verb decline, sink go down, hunch, tumble, slouch, sag, fall off, plummet, droop, deteriorate, decay, loll, blight, topple, keel over, cave in, go downhill, go to ruin, reach new low
small 11 adj tiny in size, quantity poor, limited, short, slight, young, modest, narrow, little, toy, baby, minute
small 37 adj tiny in size, quantity paltry, meager, miniature, cramped, microscopic, minuscule, wee, petite, scanty, diminutive, petty, bantam, trifling, humble, immature, inadequate, inconsequential, insufficient, picayune, piddling, pitiful, puny, stunted, teeny, trivial, unpretentious, inconsiderable, scrubby, teensy, small-scale, mini, shrimp, undersized, bitty, pint-sized, pocket-sized, runty
small 10 adj unimportant limited, light, narrow, minor, lower, set, minute, mean, secondary, lesser
small 15 adj unimportant paltry, insignificant, negligible, petty, trifling, inferior, bush-league, inadequate, ineffectual, small-time, trivial, unessential, inconsiderable, minor-league, small-fry
small 6 adj narrow-minded, nasty limited, narrow, little, base, set, mean
small 6 adj narrow-minded, nasty petty, ignoble, illiberal, selfish, vulgar, grudging
smart 14 adj intelligent good, wise, bold, brilliant, bright, quick, sharp, knowing, skull, pointed, genius, ready, effective, fresh
smart 26 adj intelligent agile, shrewd, slick, nimble, brainy, canny, astute, crafty, resourceful, acute, adept, alert, whiz, keen, brisk, apt, clever, impertinent, ingenious, nervy, on the ball, pert, quick-witted, sassy, eggheaded, long-haired
smart 5 adj stylish, fashionable trim, exclusive, fine, elegant, neat
smart 16 adj stylish, fashionable fly, swank, dashing, spruce, chic, dapper, last word, latest thing, modish, natty, snappy, trendy, with it, dressed to kill, in fashion, well turned-out
smart 6 adj brisk, lively quick, active, good, bold, forward, cracking
smart 11 adj brisk, lively energetic, spanking, brazen, spirited, scintillating, jaunty, nervy, pert, saucy, sprightly, vigorous
smart 3 verb hurt, pain bite, burn, suffer
smart 7 verb hurt, pain throb, ache, prick, sting, prickle, tingle, be painful
smash 15 noun collision; defeat disaster, burst, slam, blow, ruin, breaking, sock, boom, crack, crash, collapse, failure, blast, destruction, accident
smash 16 noun collision; defeat downfall, wreck, breakup, wham, whack, breakdown, bang, wallop, bash, debacle, welt, clap, crack-up, shattering, smash-up, pile-up
smash 2 noun great success hit, sensation
smash 2 noun great success knockout, wow
smash 12 verb break into pieces trash, crash, burst, crush, slam, crack, hit, blast, belt, pound, fragment, powder
smash 18 verb break into pieces demolish, shatter, collide, bang, fracture, rive, pulverize, squish, disintegrate, splinter, squash, clobber, scrunch, wallop, shiver, slug, break to smithereens, make mincemeat of
smash 2 verb defeat, destroy trash, ruin
smash 18 verb defeat, destroy break up, demolish, topple, wreck, disrupt, shatter, overturn, raze, annihilate, tumble, destruct, decimate, overthrow, tear down, lay in ruins, lay waste, put out of action, put out of commission
smell 5 noun odor trace, flavor, scent, trail, essence
smell 13 noun odor stink, whiff, bouquet, aroma, perfume, stench, savor, emanation, incense, tang, fragrance, redolence, spice
smell 7 verb perceive with the nose breathe, detect, discover, identify, nose, scent, find
smell 4 verb perceive with the nose inhale, sniff, snuff, get a whiff
smell 7 verb have an odor stink, reek, funk, whiff, stench, be malodorous, smell to high heaven
smile 3 verb put on a happy expression laugh, grin, beam
smile 9 verb put on a happy expression smirk, simper, be gracious, express friendliness, express tenderness, look amused, look delighted, look happy, look pleased
smoke 4 noun fume; cigarette exhaust, gas, fog, pollution
smoke 6 noun fume; cigarette mist, soot, smog, vapor, butt, cig
smooth 17 adj level, unwrinkled; flowing gentle, mild, easy, stable, flat, continuous, fluid, peaceful, soft, steady, quiet, even, plain, uniform, plane, still, regular
smooth 35 adj level, unwrinkled; flowing polished, sleek, effortless, tranquil, silky, creamy, serene, uneventful, glossy, shiny, invariable, soothing, flush, horizontal, bland, equable, fluent, glassy, hairless, lustrous, monotonous, rhythmic, unbroken, undisturbed, uninterrupted, unruffled, untroubled, unvarying, velvety, shaven, frictionless, mirrorlike, planate, rippleless, undeviating
smooth 2 adj suave in behavior pleasant, mild
smooth 16 adj suave in behavior civilized, mellow, slick, ingratiating, agreeable, bland, courteous, courtly, facile, genial, glib, persuasive, polite, unctuous, urbane, smarmy
smooth 10 verb make level even, perfect, level, grade, clear, plane, iron, press, round, lay
smooth 12 verb make level flatten, varnish, burnish, gloss, glaze, slick, sleek, refine, flush, polish, sand, make uniform
smooth 7 verb make peace soften, facilitate, ease, pat, comfort, stroke, calm
smooth 14 verb make peace mitigate, iron out, alleviate, mellow, cool, palliate, assuage, appease, mollify, allay, extenuate, pave the way, take the edge off, take the sting out
snail 8 noun laggard straggler, idler, procrastinator, sluggard, slug, plodder, dawdler, dilly-dallyer
snail 15 noun invertebrate clam, crustacean, mollusk, barnacle, scallop, conch, crawfish, prawn, shrimp, lobster, mussel, oyster, whelk, piddock, crayfish
snail 2 noun lazy person fainéant, faineant
snail 8 noun lazy person slouch, loafer, lazybones, laggard, drone, idler, slug, dawdler
snail 6 noun invertebrate clam, abalone, whelk, chiton, cuttlefish, limpet
snake 2 noun reptile vermin, serpent
snap 1 noun easy thing to accomplish ease
snap 12 noun easy thing to accomplish picnic, walkover, breeze, cinch, duck soup, easy as pie, soft touch, pie, kid stuff, no problem, smooth sailing, child's play
snap 3 verb separate, break click, pop, crack
snap 4 verb separate, break fracture, crackle, come apart, give way
snap 4 verb bite, seize catch, grab, grip, grasp
snap 8 verb bite, seize jerk, clutch, snatch, yank, nip, twitch, lurch, bite at
snap 2 verb speak sharply yell, flash
snap 15 verb speak sharply roar, vent, growl, flare, grumble, retort, snarl, snort, bark, grunt, fly off the handle, get angry, jump down throat, lash out, take it out on
snatch 4 noun small part fragment, spell, bit, piece
snatch 2 noun small part snippet, smattering
snatch 13 verb grab away pull, rescue, seize, win, jump, catch, steal, grip, nail, take, grasp, collar, gain
snatch 15 verb grab away kidnap, jerk, wrest, pluck, snag, wrench, clutch, abduct, yank, nab, grapple, clap hands on, get fingers on, make off with, spirit away
snatch 1 noun vagina (used offensively) box
snatch 12 noun vagina (used offensively) cunt, pussy, muff, clit, twat, puss, beaver, cherry, vulva, vagina, slit, pudenda
sneaky 5 adj underhanded, dishonest nasty, base, low, mean, sneaking
sneaky 25 adj underhanded, dishonest tricky, sly, devious, shifty, disingenuous, contemptible, cowardly, deceitful, double-dealing, duplicitous, furtive, indirect, malicious, recreant, secretive, slippery, snide, stealthy, surreptitious, underhand, unreliable, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, yellow, guileful
sniff 5 verb breathe in smell, detect, scent, inspire, nose
sniff 4 verb breathe in inhale, snuff, snuffle, snift
snow 3 noun snowstorm blizzard, snowfall, snow flurry
snow 9 noun frozen vapor slush, sleet, snowbank, snowdrift, snowflake, snowfall, powder snow, snow blanket, snow crystal
snow 4 noun precipitation blizzard, snowstorm, firn, graupel
snuggle 3 verb cuddle hug, spoon, grasp
snuggle 7 verb cuddle huddle, nuzzle, snug, bundle, nestle, burrow, curl up
soak 9 verb drench, wet drink, steep, flood, soften, wash, drown, absorb, dip, water
soak 26 verb drench, wet bathe, moisten, immerse, marinate, saturate, submerge, penetrate, dunk, permeate, souse, impregnate, merge, assimilate, sop, macerate, percolate, infuse, seethe, damp, infiltrate, take in, immerge, imbrue, pour into, pour on, waterlog
soap 1 noun cleanser wash
soap 4 noun cleanser detergent, lather, suds, castile
soar 11 verb climb, fly shoot, sail, rocket, top, rise, lift, mount, up, arise, tower, wing
soar 7 verb climb, fly escalate, ascend, skyrocket, glide, aspire, uprear, shoot up
sober 7 adj not partaking of alcohol serious, calm, dry, controlled, moderate, steady, continent
sober 14 adj not partaking of alcohol sedate, restrained, abstemious, ascetic, on the wagon, self-possessed, temperate, abstaining, abstinent, clear-headed, cold sober, nonindulgent, not drunk, took the pledge
sober 19 adj calm, peaceful; dull staid, rational, reasonable, dark, quiet, practical, realistic, serious, sound, composed, reserved, plain, steady, collected, grave, cool, cold, severe, soft
sober 29 adj calm, peaceful; dull no-nonsense, down-to-earth, dispassionate, solemn, levelheaded, serene, lucid, earnest, low-key, restrained, subdued, somber, sedate, inhibited, constrained, drab, hard-boiled, imperturbable, pacific, unruffled, disciplined, abstaining, forgoing, abnegating, eschewing, clear-headed, toned down, unexcited, unimpassioned
soccer 7 noun a sport rugby, American football, Association football, Canadian football, grid game, gridiron pastime, the pigskin sport
sociable 7 adj friendly, outgoing close, intimate, regular, familiar, social, accessible, warm
sociable 11 adj friendly, outgoing cordial, genial, approachable, neighborly, good-natured, affable, gregarious, convivial, companionable, clubby, conversable
social 12 adj public, friendly civil, group, familiar, collective, community, general, common, nice, entertaining, organized, pleasant, popular
social 18 adj public, friendly communal, cordial, societal, sociable, amusing, communicative, companionable, convivial, gracious, gregarious, hospitable, informative, mannerly, neighborly, pleasurable, polished, polite, diverting
social science 2 noun commerce business, finance
social science 1 noun commerce the dismal science
socialist 8 adj representative, self-governing constitutional, free, popular, common, equal, friendly, informal, just
socialist 8 adj representative, self-governing egalitarian, orderly, autonomous, communal, individualistic, libertarian, populist, self-ruling
socialist 3 adj politically radical revolutionary, liberal, progressive
socialist 2 adj politically radical left-wing, leftist
socialist 1 adj liberal radical
socialist 2 adj liberal communist, leftist
socialist 1 noun card-carrying communist red
socialist 19 noun card-carrying communist comrade, sympathizer, fellow traveler, Marxist, pinko, Commie, apparatchik, Bolshevist, Trotskyite, Bolshevik, Maoist, Stalinist, C.P. member, Castroite, Leninist, Party member, Viet Cong, com-symp, member of the Communist Party
society 11 noun humankind, people company, humanity, community, nation, culture, civilization, world, public, association, population, friendship
society 10 noun humankind, people commonwealth, commonality, companionship, camaraderie, comradeship, zoo, jungle, rat race, general public, social order
society 13 noun organization, institution club, league, group, network, union, corporation, circle, association, alliance, outfit, gang, ring, order
society 12 noun organization, institution institute, clan, tie-up, guild, companionship, coterie, hookup, clique, comradeship, tie-in, sodality, syndicate
society 2 noun upper class of people elite, quality
society 17 noun upper class of people flower, aristocracy, gentry, beau monde, beautiful people, haut monde, high society, jet set, patriciate, upper crust, country set, glitterati, main line, polite society, smart set, top drawer, who's who
sociology 1 noun study of humans and their culture folklore
sociology 5 noun social psychology Skinnerian psychology, Watsonian psychology, behavioral psychology, behavioristic psychology, social anthropology
sociology 2 noun applied social science social work, social planning
sociology 2 noun school subject about society government, history
sociology 2 noun school subject about society geography, civics
sock 7 verb hit hard belt, soak, chop, punch, nail, beat, slap
sock 9 verb hit hard ding, smash, bop, clout, buffet, smack, cuff, paste, whack
soft 12 adj cushioned, squishy comfortable, smooth, rounded, plastic, thin, easy, flexible, delicate, fine, flowing, fluid, yielding
soft 40 adj cushioned, squishy silky, elastic, pliable, fluffy, spongy, comfy, creamy, mushy, supple, cozy, cushy, downy, ductile, feathery, flabby, fleecy, fleshy, flimsy, flocculent, formless, gelatinous, impressible, limp, malleable, pithy, satiny, snug, easeful, furry, moldable, pulpy, quaggy, silken, squashy, velvety, bendable, cottony, cushiony, doughy, pappy
soft 14 adj faint, temperate low, sweet, smooth, quiet, comfortable, gentle, mild, delicate, cool, light, pale, pleasing, whispered, shaded
soft 31 adj faint, temperate pastel, subdued, bland, mellow, soothing, dull, diffuse, ashen, balmy, cushy, dim, dulcet, dusky, hazy, lenient, low-key, mellifluous, melodious, misty, pallid, restful, sober, tinted, twilight, wan, muted, caressing, dimmed, murmured, toned down, understated
soft 8 adj compassionate simple, weak, gentle, easy, tender, kind, liberal, sensitive
soft 20 adj compassionate lax, affectionate, amiable, benign, courteous, effortless, gracious, indulgent, kindly, lenient, manageable, permissive, sentimental, spineless, sympathetic, pitying, easy-going, overindulgent, tender-hearted, undemanding
soft 2 adj out of condition weak, fat
soft 11 adj out of condition flabby, flaccid, fleshy, formless, limp, untrained, doughy, gone to seed, out of shape, overindulged, pampered
soft 2 adj stupid simple, silly
soft 5 adj stupid daft, fatuous, foolish, witless, feeble-minded
soft drink 1 noun carbonated beverage pop
soft drink 7 noun carbonated beverage soda pop, soda, soda water, tonic, cola, carbonated drink, carbonated water
software 1 noun computer program program
software 13 noun computer program operating system, spreadsheet, freeware, groupware, shareware, application software, bundled software, courseware, file management system, presentation software, productivity software, systems software, vaporware
soil 4 noun earth, dirt dust, clay, land, ground
soil 5 noun earth, dirt grime, soot, terra firma, loam, dry land
soil 5 noun land where one lives region, country, spread, homeland, home
soil 2 noun land where one lives terra firma, homestead
soil 4 verb make dirty shame, spot, mess, dirty
soil 30 verb make dirty sully, debase, pollute, tarnish, smear, muddy, taint, smudge, degrade, contaminate, besmirch, defile, disgrace, grime, foul, muck, befoul, spatter, spoil, muss, crumb, stain, discolor, mess up, tar, maculate, begrime, bedraggle, muck up, muss up
solar 4 adj pertaining to the sun cosmic, stellar, empyreal, heliacal
soldier 11 noun person serving in military fighter, veteran, guard, officer, volunteer, marine, pilot, warrior, recruit, private, rank
soldier 23 noun person serving in military mercenary, guerrilla, cadet, infantry, gunner, scout, warmonger, paratrooper, trooper, commando, draftee, musketeer, conscript, GI, Green Beret, airforce member, cavalryperson, enlisted person, infantryperson, military person, selectee, serviceperson, soldier-at-arms
sole 10 adj alone, singular exclusive, remaining, separate, one, single, individual, particular, only, unique, onliest
sole 7 adj alone, singular lone, solitary, ace, solo, one and only, only one, unshared
solid 19 adj hard, dimensional tight, strong, substantial, stable, sound, heavy, set, material, firm, concrete, rock, close, thick, concentrated, dense, fixed, physical, rooted, secure
solid 12 adj hard, dimensional sturdy, compact, hulk, husky, hunk, hefty, unshakable, brick wall, compacted, consolidated, massed, rocklike
solid 8 adj continuous, complete steady, stable, firm, regular, consecutive, united, agreed, continued
solid 10 adj continuous, complete unanimous, unbroken, undivided, uninterrupted, brick wall, consentient, like a rock, set in stone, unalloyed, unmixed
solid 10 adj dependable, reliable real, good, genuine, decent, satisfying, serious, sound, constant, pure, valid
solid 14 adj dependable, reliable satisfactory, trusty, worthy, upright, stalwart, cogent, estimable, levelheaded, sensible, sober, steadfast, trustworthy, upstanding, law-abiding
solidarity 6 noun unity support, agreement, consensus, harmony, alliance, union
solidarity 13 noun unity unanimity, unification, teamwork, accord, federation, uniformity, comradeship, fellowship, oneness, confederation, sameness, indivisibility, undividedness
solo 2 adj alone single, individual
solo 14 adj alone unaccompanied, solitary, companionless, friendless, unmarried, stag, by oneself, in solitary, me and my shadow, me myself and I, unaided, unassisted, unescorted, on one's own
solution 5 noun answer, resolution explanation, result, unfolding, key, solving
solution 9 noun answer, resolution quick fix, elucidation, clarification, explication, pay dirt, Band-Aid, the ticket, unraveling, unravelment
solution 5 noun mixture of liquid and another substance juice, blend, fluid, mix, compound
solution 7 noun mixture of liquid and another substance solvent, elixir, suspension, sap, extract, dissolvent, emulsion
solve 15 verb answer, resolve do, determine, fix, explain, have, settle, decide, puzzle, divine, hit, get, reason, unfold, interpret, work
solve 31 verb answer, resolve clear up, clarify, work out, iron out, lick, illuminate, unlock, enlighten, disentangle, fathom, decode, unravel, crack, construe, elucidate, break, decipher, expound, untangle, find out, make out, pan out, deal with, figure out, get right, get to the bottom, hit upon, make a dent, put two and two together, think out, unriddle
son 3 noun male child boy, dependent, junior
son 4 noun male child heir, offspring, descendant, scion
son 6 noun offspring boy, relative, sibling, child, male, native
son 6 noun offspring heir, descendant, lad, disciple, fils, ben
songbird 7 noun singing bird lark, wren, canary, pipit, serin, oscine, vireo
sophisticated 13 adj cosmopolitan, cultured practical, knowing, experienced, practiced, smooth, seasoned, studied, bored, adult, artificial, sharp, in, schooled
sophisticated 33 adj cosmopolitan, cultured refined, worldly, mature, disenchanted, jaded, cultivated, disillusioned, cool, blasé, cynical, into, laid-back, skeptical, suave, svelte, urbane, well-bred, with it, citified, been around, couth, in the know, jet-set, mondaine, on to, stagy, streetwise, switched on, uptown, wise to, wised up, world-weary, worldly wise
sophisticated 6 adj complex, advanced modern, complicated, delicate, subtle, involved, elaborate
sophisticated 6 adj complex, advanced intricate, refined, knotty, labyrinthine, multifaceted, highly developed
soporific 2 adj sleepy; sleep-inducing calming, nodding
soporific 19 adj sleepy; sleep-inducing anesthetic, sedative, opiate, hypnotic, narcotic, balmy, drowsy, dull, somnolent, soothing, slumberous, somniferous, deadening, dozy, mesmerizing, numbing, quietening, snoozy, tranquilizing
soprano 1 noun person with high singing voice singer
soprano 4 noun person with high singing voice treble, descant, falsetto, coloratura
sough 5 verb murmur sigh, whisper, mutter, flow, voice
sough 24 verb murmur burble, ripple, utter, verbalize, mumble, gurgle, purr, growl, vocalize, tinkle, moan, babble, hum, stutter, rumble, trickle, stammer, drip, drone, buzz, meander, purl, susurrate, stage-whisper
soul 21 noun psyche, inspiration, energy conscience, heart, life, stuff, intelligence, mind, thought, genius, courage, ego, feeling, spirit, personality, force, essence, bottom, cause, reason, breast, substance, principle
soul 25 noun psyche, inspiration, energy vitality, intellect, individuality, bosom, animation, fervor, ardor, disposition, marrow, quintessence, pith, anima, nobility, animus, vital force, élan vital, noumenon, vivacity, animating principle, breath of life, elan vital, pneuma, recesses of heart, secret self, spiritual being
soul 10 noun being body, ghost, woman, character, person, individual, creature, spirit, man, shadow
soul 6 noun being human being, phantom, personage, mortal, umbra, living soul
sound 14 adj complete, healthy solid, safe, stable, intact, firm, entire, right, fit, well, perfect, total, whole, substantial, vital
sound 23 adj complete, healthy vigorous, sturdy, vibrant, thorough, flawless, sane, robust, hale, effectual, hearty, unblemished, undamaged, unhurt, unimpaired, wholesome, alive and kicking, in the pink, right as rain, undecayed, uninjured, up to snuff, well-constructed, wrapped tight
sound 21 adj logical, reasonable precise, wise, fair, solid, reliable, responsible, valid, rational, proper, accurate, correct, right, exact, convincing, deep, satisfying, intellectual, telling, just, profound, true
sound 25 adj logical, reasonable sensible, satisfactory, flawless, prudent, judicious, sober, cool, advisable, cogent, consequent, faultless, impeccable, levelheaded, orthodox, thoughtful, together, trustworthy, well-advised, well-founded, well-grounded, commonsensical, right-minded, all there, got it together, right-thinking
sound 17 adj accepted, established fair, solid, reliable, safe, legal, valid, stable, proper, received, secure, sanctioned, recognized, loyal, significant, proven, washing, true
sound 19 adj accepted, established dependable, fly, solvent, kosher, go, faithful, authoritative, canonical, orthodox, reputable, tried-and-true, legit, all there, hanging together, holding together, holding up, holding up in wash, holding water, standing up
sound 10 noun something heard or audible noise, tone, accent, note, music, harmony, voice, ringing, report, pitch
sound 17 noun something heard or audible vibration, melody, din, softness, modulation, tenor, intonation, static, reverberation, racket, resonance, tonality, sonorousness, loudness, sonority, sonance, sonancy
sound 14 verb produce noise blow, reflect, shout, boom, sing, ring, echo, burst, whisper, slam, jar, play, crash, explode
sound 40 verb produce noise blare, resonate, resound, rattle, clank, reverberate, clack, creak, bark, thud, trumpet, moan, thunder, vibrate, thump, clink, shrill, cackle, patter, smash, babble, hum, detonate, clang, rumble, toot, murmur, clatter, shriek, jangle, jabber, roar, whine, bang, squawk, snort, buzz, chatter, emit, clap
sound 3 verb give the impression seem, look, appear
sound 2 verb give the impression appear to be, strike as being
soup 1 noun mixture compound
soup 6 noun mixture admixture, alloy, amalgamation, composite, fusion, mishmash
soup 8 noun mixture, blend sequence, solution, mix, union, compound, connection, order, blending
soup 20 noun mixture, blend merger, consolidation, stew, junction, amalgamation, miscellany, succession, fusion, medley, composite, unification, brew, aggregate, mishmash, synthesis, olio, combo, amalgam, coalescence, everything but kitchen sink
soup 3 noun combination, mixture blend, composition, union
soup 16 noun combination, mixture commixture, goulash, amalgamation, composite, mishmash, fusion, medley, conglomerate, alloy, compost, stew, admixture, aggregate, synthesis, combo, amalgam
soup 7 noun something that blows up bomb, mine, missile, powder, shot, charge, shell
soup 14 noun something that blows up booby trap, ammunition, grease, grenade, munition, detonator, dynamite, gunpowder, TNT, fireworks, nitroglycerin, pineapple, mulligan, propellant
soup 4 noun heavy mist that reduces visibility smoke, steam, cloud, film
soup 19 noun heavy mist that reduces visibility gloom, smog, vapor, murk, effluvium, obscurity, wisp, nebula, murkiness, smother, haze, grease, miasma, brume, London fog, ground clouds, pea soup, smaze, visibility zero-zero
soup 4 noun cloudy air fog, film, steam, cloud
soup 14 noun cloudy air murk, obscurity, smother, fumes, miasma, dimness, smog, mist, vapor, brume, haziness, indistinctness, ground clouds, smokiness
soup 2 noun mixture confusion, mix
soup 16 noun mixture hodgepodge, jumble, medley, miscellany, assortment, farrago, mishmash, mixed bag, pastiche, patchwork, potpourri, salmagundi, stew, combo, gallimaufry, pasticcio
soup 5 noun film, vapor rain, steam, fog, cloud, spray
soup 9 noun film, vapor moisture, smog, dew, drizzle, condensation, haze, brume, ground clouds, visibility zero
soup 10 noun assortment, combination association, blend, combine, compound, cross, crossing, dough, package, union, variety
soup 39 noun assortment, combination admixture, adulteration, alloy, assimilation, batter, brew, composite, concoction, confection, conglomeration, fusion, goulash, grab bag, hodgepodge, hybrid, incorporation, jumble, mélange, mash, medley, merger, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, mosaic, patchwork, potpourri, salmagundi, saturation, stew, transfusion, amalgamation, commixture, amalgam, combo, hybridization, infiltration, interfusion, mingling
soup 4 noun miscellany combination, blend, mixture, collection
soup 16 noun miscellany salmagundi, hash, patchwork, motley, medley, hodgepodge, goulash, pastiche, assortment, mishmash, gallimaufry, stew, mélange, mixed bag, olio, combo
soup 10 noun difficult situation dilemma, circumstance, crisis, puzzle, pass, lot, emergency, hole, condition, position
soup 36 noun difficult situation hardship, mess, quandary, quagmire, impasse, imbroglio, plight, deadlock, posture, strait, juncture, perplexity, corner, asperity, bind, exigency, fix, scrape, state, jam, vicissitude, hang-up, spot, muddle, drag, rigor, clutch, pinch, pickle, Catch-22, bad news, hot water, deep water, large order, rough go, tall order ticklish spot tight situation trouble
soup 13 noun mixture, miscellany brew, salmagundi, hash, goulash, medley, jumble, mishmash, potpourri, mélange, olio, pie, mulligan, pasticcio
soup 9 noun difference mixture, diversity, variation, range, collection, array, change, departure, shift
soup 24 noun difference assortment, medley, multiplicity, fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, multifariousness, divergency, stew, conglomeration, miscellany, modification, variance, heterogeneity, mishmash, potpourri, cross section, mélange, mixed bag, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness
soup 11 noun combination mix, variety, dough, blend, union, cross, combine, compound, association, package, crossing
soup 39 noun combination concoction, batter, stew, commixture, jumble, goulash, amalgamation, hybrid, composite, mosaic, admixture, potpourri, saturation, salmagundi, hodgepodge, transfusion, confection, assimilation, brew, fusion, incorporation, adulteration, mishmash, patchwork, medley, mash, merger, miscellany, alloy, conglomeration, grab bag, mélange, mixed bag, infiltration, mingling, combo, hybridization, amalgam, interfusion
soup 3 noun trouble bind, difficulty, mess
soup 4 noun trouble jam, predicament, scrape, hot spot
soup 9 noun variety array, change, collection, departure, diversity, mixture, range, shift, variation
soup 29 noun variety assortment, conglomeration, cross section, discrepancy, divergency, diverseness, diversification, fluctuation, heterogeneity, heterogeneousness, incongruity, medley, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, modification, multifariousness, multiformity, multiplicity, mélange, potpourri, stew, variance, variegation, variousness, combo, disparateness, intermixture, many-sidedness
soup 9 noun variety array, mixture, diversity, variation, change, departure, range, shift, collection
soup 29 noun variety fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, heterogeneousness, variegation, modification, heterogeneity, potpourri, miscellany, divergency, stew, assortment, mishmash, diverseness, multiplicity, medley, variance, conglomeration, cross section, miscellaneousness, mixed bag, multiformity, mélange, variousness, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness
soup 9 noun variety array, change, collection, departure, diversity, mixture, range, shift, variation
soup 29 noun variety assortment, conglomeration, cross section, discrepancy, divergency, diverseness, diversification, fluctuation, heterogeneity, heterogeneousness, incongruity, medley, miscellaneousness, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, modification, multifariousness, multiplicity, mélange, potpourri, stew, variance, variegation, variousness, combo, disparateness, intermixture, many-sidedness
soup 9 noun variety array, mixture, diversity, variation, change, shift, departure, range, collection
soup 29 noun variety mishmash, fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, heterogeneousness, variegation, modification, heterogeneity, potpourri, divergency, stew, assortment, diverseness, medley, multifariousness, miscellany, variance, conglomeration, cross section, miscellaneousness, mixed bag, multiformity, mélange, variousness, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness
soup 9 noun variety array, mixture, diversity, variation, collection, change, departure, range, shift
soup 30 noun variety fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, heterogeneousness, variegation, modification, heterogeneity, potpourri, miscellany, divergency, assortment, mishmash, diverseness, multiplicity, medley, multifariousness, variance, conglomeration, stew, cross section, miscellaneousness, mixed bag, multiformity, mélange, variousness, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness
soup 9 noun variety array, change, collection, departure, diversity, mixture, range, shift, variation
soup 29 noun variety assortment, conglomeration, cross section, discrepancy, divergency, diverseness, diversification, fluctuation, heterogeneity, heterogeneousness, incongruity, medley, miscellaneousness, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, modification, multifariousness, multiformity, multiplicity, mélange, potpourri, stew, variance, variegation, combo, disparateness, intermixture, many-sidedness
sour 9 adj bad-tasting; gone bad sharp, acid, biting, bitter, dry, bad, cutting, green, turned
sour 29 adj bad-tasting; gone bad acrid, pungent, caustic, briny, musty, peppery, unpleasant, salty, piquant, acidic, rancid, astringent, stinging, keen, tart, acetic, unripe, unsavory, unwholesome, acerb, acetous, soured, fermented, acidulated, curdled, acetose, sourish, vinegary, with a kick
sour 3 adj in a bad mood bitter, acid, unhappy
sour 22 adj in a bad mood acrimonious, grouchy, rotten, unpleasant, acrid, discontented, embittered, jaundiced, displeasing, tart, churlish, crabby, cynical, disagreeable, ill-natured, ill-tempered, irritable, on edge, peevish, ungenerous, waspish, grudging
sour 1 verb alienate turn
sour 10 verb alienate embitter, spoil, exacerbate, exasperate, envenom, curdle, turn off, acidify, disenchant, make sour
source 18 noun beginning; point of supply origin, cause, authority, expert, dawning, spring, rising, dawn, author, father, start, specialist, parent, opening, rise, connection, mother, root
source 22 noun beginning; point of supply informant, wellspring, birthplace, provenance, onset, fountain, fountainhead, originator, origination, inception, authorship, antecedent, derivation, fount, maternity, provenience, commencement, begetter, determinant, paternity, starting point, horse's mouth
south 2 adj on west side when facing north near, port
south 6 adj on west side when facing north sinister, larboard, hard to left, nigh side, portside, sinistral
south 5 adj cold freezing, extreme, farthest, frozen, north
south 5 adj cold icy, frigid, glacial, arctic, terminal
sow 8 verb plant grow, scatter, raise, toss, broadcast, seed, drill, pitch
sow 9 verb plant propagate, disseminate, fling, inseminate, lodge, implant, strew, disject, put in
space 24 noun room, scope slot, arena, capacity, zone, area, spot, field, location, territory, distance, sphere, blank, stretch, spread, play, reach, expansion, volume, extent, gap, extension, interval, range, margin
space 14 noun room, scope breadth, omission, headway, compass, leeway, infinity, expanse, tract, lacuna, amplitude, turf, spaciousness, headroom, elbowroom
space 9 noun time interval time, term, span, stretch, season, spell, period, while, bit
space 1 noun time interval duration
spare 6 adj extra, reserve option, emergency, over, free, additional, odd
spare 15 adj extra, reserve unused, unoccupied, lagniappe, surplus, leftover, backup, supernumerary, superfluous, unwanted, de trop, supererogatory, in excess, in reserve, in store, more than enough
spare 7 adj thin; sparse poor, slight, sparing, lean, stick, shadow, modest
spare 22 adj thin; sparse slim, angular, scanty, scant, skinny, bony, economical, exiguous, frugal, gaunt, lanky, meager, rangy, rawboned, scrawny, skimpy, slender, stingy, wiry, lank, stilt, scraggy
spare 8 verb do or manage without grant, afford, give, provide, allow, save, short, supply
spare 11 verb do or manage without relinquish, skimp, pinch, scrape, bestow, scrimp, stint, dispense with, salt away, part with, put by
spare 4 verb forgive; have mercy upon leave, excuse, spring, release
spare 25 verb forgive; have mercy upon pardon, exempt, forbear, pity, dispense, absolve, relent, discharge, bail out, let off, refrain from, be lenient, be merciful, get off the hook, get out of hock, give a break, give quarter to, go easy on, let go, privilege from, pull out of the fire, relieve from, save bacon, save from, save neck
spatial 1 adj relating to space structural
spatial 3 adj relating to space dimensional, geographical, contiguous
speak 20 verb talk convey, deliver, express, communicate, shout, declare, say, whisper, voice, tell, articulate, jaw, state, discourse, mutter, assert, mouth, sound, spill, lip
speak 33 verb talk chat, go, utter, chew, expatiate, descant, pronounce, rap, blab, mumble, modulate, vocalize, verbalize, yak, aver, drawl, converse, gas, enunciate, murmur, allege, gab, yammer, spiel, perorate, break silence, make known, make public, pop off, put into words, yakkety-yak, open one's mouth, speak one's piece
speak 5 verb address; give a lecture argue, talk, plead, discourse, pitch
speak 12 verb address; give a lecture orate, recite, stump, sermonize, descant, spout, spiel, harangue, declaim, get across, prelect, hold forth
speaker 11 noun talker lecturer, speechmaker, announcer, rhetorician, mouthpiece, spokesperson, orator, elocutionist, after-dinner speaker, keynoter, public speaker
specialist 6 noun person who is an expert in a field scholar, doctor, consultant, authority, professional, veteran
specialist 14 noun person who is an expert in a field guru, devotee, connoisseur, pundit, ace, sage, virtuoso, adept, savant, pro, old hand, technician, attending physician, old pro
species 13 noun class, variety sort, category, kind, group, description, division, number, collection, lot, type, order, nature, likes
species 2 noun class, variety breed, stripe
specified 4 adj particularized stated, detailed, named, described
specified 1 adj particularized itemized
specimen 17 noun example, sample exhibit, copy, variety, case, sort, pattern, individual, instance, part, representative, representation, model, type, species, unit, proof, sampling
specimen 6 noun example, sample embodiment, illustration, exemplar, case history, cross section, exemplification
spectrum 3 noun color spectrum rainbow, chromatic spectrum, hue cycle
spectrum 6 noun range scope, scale, span, sweep, field, extent
spectrum 2 noun range gamut, compass
spectrum 6 noun array sphere, range, series, colors, distribution, sequence
spectrum 1 noun array continuum
speculate 14 verb think about deeply and theorize guess, read, wonder, reflect, contemplate, weigh, consider, figure, study, reason, suppose, suspect, scheme, review
speculate 29 verb think about deeply and theorize hypothesize, ruminate, surmise, conjecture, cerebrate, deliberate, dope, muse, excogitate, brainstorm, meditate, cogitate, head trip, figure out, guesstimate, build castles in air, call it, call the turn, chew over, dope out, have a hunch, hazard a guess, kick around, pipe-dream, psych out, read between lines, run it up flagpole, size up, beat one's brains
speculate 5 verb gamble, risk play, plunge, dare, hazard, venture
speculate 10 verb gamble, risk wildcat, make book, margin up, play the market, pour money into, spec, stick neck out, take a chance, take a flier, take a fling
speech 13 noun talk dialogue, tone, language, discussion, conversation, voice, expression, communication, accent, speaking, voicing, tongue, expressing
speech 27 noun talk enunciation, prose, jargon, diction, intercourse, idiom, pronunciation, palaver, dialect, articulation, spiel, vocalization, prattle, parlance, elocution, locution, vernacular, verbalization, utterance, lingo, double talk, mother tongue, doublespeak, vocalizing, native tongue, oral communication, vocal expression
speech 8 noun formal talk to audience rhetoric, paper, address, lecture, appeal, debate, pitch, discourse
speech 29 noun formal talk to audience commentary, sermon, stump, disquisition, salutation, tirade, oratory, parley, valedictory, exhortation, opus, oration, invocation, diatribe, keynote, bombast, dissertation, eulogy, spiel, recitation, parlance, harangue, homily, panegyric, declamation, allocution, pep talk, prelection, chalk talk
speed 10 noun rate of motion, often a high rate pace, momentum, clip, expedition, snap, hurry, rush, breeze, activity, steam
speed 27 noun rate of motion, often a high rate acceleration, agility, quickness, velocity, lick, eagerness, precipitancy, dispatch, alacrity, headway, promptness, rapidness, rapidity, liveliness, swiftness, hustle, gait, precipitation, readiness, celerity, rustle, fleetness, haste, urgency, legerity, briskness, promptitude
speed 23 verb move along quickly fly, advance, rush, promote, run, help, facilitate, ride, further, hurry, boost, urge, assist, bomb, tear, spring, flash, career, race, sail, aid, barrel, belt
speed 25 verb move along quickly zoom, hasten, expedite, quicken, hightail, gallop, dispatch, impel, whiz, bowl over, cover ground, cut along, gather momentum, gear up, get a move on, get moving, get under way, go all out, go fast, go like the wind, lose no time, make haste, open up throttle, press on, step on it
speed up 7 verb increase speed, timing advance, further, stimulate, drive, forward, railroad, hurry
speed up 24 verb increase speed, timing step up, hasten, spur, expedite, quicken, tool, gun, impel, dust, precipitate, roll, open up, rev, fire up, hammer on, lay a patch, lay rubber, make tracks, nail it, peel rubber, put on afterburners, put pedal to metal, rev up, step on gas
speed up 7 verb adjoin, increase; make further comment reply, include, boost, continue, hike, tag, pad
speed up 33 verb adjoin, increase; make further comment augment, annex, sweeten, affix, snowball, supplement, spike, ante, parlay, append, beef up, build up, figure in, step up, piggyback, charge up, cue in, flesh out, heat up, hike up, hitch on, hook on, hook up with, jack up, jazz up, join together, plug into, pour it on, run up, say further, slap on, soup up, tack on
speed up 24 verb alleviate, help moderate, relax, speed, relieve, soften, lift, calm, further, promote, facilitate, improve, cure, still, doctor, comfort, forward, nurse, assist, free, smooth, quiet, cheer, release, aid
speed up 28 verb alleviate, help mitigate, lessen, soothe, simplify, abate, ameliorate, allay, expedite, appease, palliate, assuage, relent, mollify, meliorate, lighten, pacify, tranquilize, slacken, disengage, disburden, untighten, anesthetize, attend to, clear the way, let up on, make easier, open the door, run interference for
speed up 12 verb make happen faster urge, facilitate, assist, accelerate, promote, speed, advance, rush, forward, press, railroad, hurry
speed up 14 verb make happen faster hasten, quicken, dispatch, precipitate, cut the red tape, fast track, grease wheels, hand-carry, hand-walk, handle personally, run interference, run with the ball, shoot through, walk it through
speed up 8 verb assist the progress of help, ease, aid, further, promote, speed, forward, smooth
speed up 8 verb assist the progress of simplify, expedite, grease the wheels, hand-carry, make easy, open doors, run interference for, walk through
speed up 18 verb act, move speedily rush, rocket, burst, rip, accelerate, speed, race, roll, urge, run, fly, bullet, drive, breeze, smoke, push, fleet, barrel
speed up 36 verb act, move speedily whirl, whisk, zip, scurry, dash, scoot, jog, hasten, hustle, whiz, quicken, spur, goad, bustle, nip, sally, expedite, flit, haste, beeline, dig in, bestir, whish, be quick, get a move on, go like lightning, hurry up, lose no time, make haste, make short work of, make time, make tracks, shake a leg, step on gas, step on it, turn on steam
speed up 8 verb hurry, speed trigger, accelerate, advance, launch, further, cast, press, throw
speed up 11 verb hurry, speed hasten, expedite, fling, dispatch, hurl, discharge, quicken, bring on, let fly, push forward, send forth
speed up 12 verb incite, urge press, pressure, encourage, speed, inspire, influence, persuade, hurry, motivate, railroad, squeeze, kid
speed up 29 verb incite, urge spur, coerce, bulldoze, goad, jolly, oblige, prod, browbeat, constrain, expedite, impel, strong-arm, bear down, egg on, turn on, goose, steamroll, dragoon, exert influence, fire up, go to town on, key up, lean on, overpress, pour it on, push around, put the screws to, put up to, sell on
speed up 15 verb increase, grow raise, advance, double, swell, lift, accelerate, build, climb, improve, expand, soar, arise, mount, enhance, spread
speed up 28 verb increase, grow ascend, pick up, multiply, distend, aggravate, augment, magnify, bulge, intensify, billow, upsurge, enlarge, redouble, wax, deepen, inflate, rouse, heighten, levitate, add to, perk up, take off, move up, go up, go through the roof, intensate, pile up, stack up
speed up 19 verb hurry, speed shoot, fly, run, charge, barrel, press, bolt, break, push, scramble, chase, streak, career, course, tear, race, accelerate, fleet, roll
speed up 28 verb hurry, speed zip, dispatch, dash, scurry, sprint, hustle, flit, fling, zoom, hotfoot, surge, scud, whiz, haste, dart, hasten, expedite, quicken, get the lead out, fire up, get cracking, go like lightning, hurry up, lose no time, make haste, make short work of, shake a leg, step on gas
speed up 8 verb accelerate raise, increase, improve, boost, speed, hurry, lift, up
speed up 6 verb accelerate hasten, escalate, intensify, quicken, augment, shake up
speed up 21 verb ease aid, assist, calm, comfort, facilitate, further, improve, quiet, release, speed, still, cheer, cure, forward, free, lift, moderate, nurse, promote, relax, relieve
speed up 34 verb ease abate, allay, ameliorate, appease, assuage, disburden, disengage, expedite, lessen, let up, loosen, mitigate, mollify, pacify, palliate, relent, simplify, slacken, soften, soothe, tranquilize, anesthetize, attend to, clear the way, doctor, let up on, lighten, loose, make easier, meliorate, open the door, run interference for, slack, smooth
speedy 9 adj fast, quick rapid, prompt, immediate, accelerated, hurried, express, fleet, ready, summary
speedy 19 adj fast, quick hasty, brisk, expeditious, swift, agile, breakneck, headlong, lissome, lively, nimble, precipitate, snappy, winged, alacritous, harefooted, quick-fire, rapid-fire, supersonic, ultrasonic
spell 15 noun interval, period streak, term, space, stretch, shift, tour, season, patch, trick, turn, while, course, time, go, bit
spell 7 noun interval, period bout, stint, intermission, relay, interlude, hitch, tour of duty
spell 2 noun magical aura over an entity charm, magic
spell 25 noun magical aura over an entity abracadabra, bewitching, incantation, allure, talisman, trance, hex, fascination, whack, enchantment, sorcery, whammy, glamour, enchanting, hocus-pocus, amulet, jinx, exorcism, voodoo, mumbo jumbo, witchery, hexing, bewitchment, rune, conjuration
spell 6 noun seizure illness, fit, stroke, access, turn, attack
spell 4 noun seizure spasm, throe, paroxysm, jag
spell 6 verb mean, imply suggest, intend, indicate, express, promise, import
spell 11 verb mean, imply signify, add up to, portend, augur, presage, connote, denote, herald, amount to, orthographize, point to
spell 5 verb give rest, relief breathe, release, relieve, allow, free
spell 5 verb give rest, relief lay off, lie by, stand in for, take over, take the place of
spend 16 verb give, pay out use, waste, consume, give, invest, contribute, employ, settle, concentrate, drop, donate, exhaust, drain, absorb, apply, empty
spend 33 verb give, pay out expend, allocate, blow, confer, squander, dispense, misspend, defray, disburse, lavish, bestow, deplete, dissipate, liquidate, fritter, come across, come through, foot the bill, hand out, lay out, outlay, run through, shell out, throw away, put in, ante up, cast away, cough up, evote, pay down, pay up, spring for, use up
spend 9 verb use time; occupy consume, devote, employ, kill, go, waste, drift, pass, fill
spend 9 verb use time; occupy squander, idle, misuse, laze, fritter, fool around, put in, let pass, while away
spendthrift 1 noun person careless with money sport
spendthrift 11 noun person careless with money waster, wastrel, prodigal, profligate, improvident, imprudent, spender, squanderer, big spender, dissipater, high-roller
sphere 7 noun globular object planet, circle, ball, globe, pill, earth, round
sphere 6 noun globular object orb, globule, pellet, apple, big blue marble, rondure
sphere 23 noun domain of influence field, circle, realm, scope, function, jurisdiction, terrain, rank, employment, ground, capacity, zone, pale, station, department, territory, jungle, province, class, level, orbit, range, position
sphere 11 noun domain of influence stratum, bailiwick, turf, compass, precinct, dominion, neck of the woods, walk of life, demesne, champaign, stomping ground
spider 3 noun skillet wok, fry pan, gridiron
spider 2 noun bug bee, fly
spider 28 noun bug tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket
spider 3 noun person who steals criminal, clip, cheat
spider 33 noun person who steals burglar, sniper, pickpocket, bandit, crook, swindler, pirate, robber, mugger, prowler, hijacker, punk, plunderer, kleptomaniac, pilferer, larcenist, stealer, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, defalcator, larcener, embezzler, housebreaker, moonlighter, lifter, scrounger, shoplifter, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
spider 3 noun grill skillet, broiler, frying pan
spider 3 noun stealer clip, cheat, criminal
spider 33 noun stealer hijacker, thief, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, pilferer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, pickpocket, punk, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, moonlighter, lifter, housebreaker, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
spider 3 noun larcenist clip, cheat, criminal
spider 31 noun larcenist punk, hijacker, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, stealer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, moonlighter, lifter, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, housebreaker, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
spider 3 noun larcenist cheat, clip, criminal
spider 31 noun larcenist bandit, burglar, cat burglar, crook, highwayman, hijacker, kleptomaniac, mugger, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate, plunderer, prowler, robber, sniper, stealer, swindler, defalcator, embezzler, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, housebreaker, larcener, lifter, moonlighter, owl, porch climber, scrounger, shoplifter, stickup artist
spill 11 verb slop, drop sprinkle, stream, flow, pour, spray, scatter, empty, shed, run, upset, lose
spill 17 verb slop, drop squirt, dribble, splash, discharge, overflow, run out, disgorge, splatter, drip, spurt, overturn, overrun, throw off, spill over, overfill, run over, well over
spill 5 verb reveal blow, disclose, inform, mouth, tell
spill 7 verb reveal divulge, tattle, betray, blab, squeal, give away, let the cat out of the bag
spin 5 noun circular motion twist, revolution, turn, circuit, roll
spin 4 noun circular motion spiral, whirl, gyration, rotation
spin 4 verb go around, make go around swim, twist, turn, wheel
spin 12 verb go around, make go around whirl, rotate, spiral, twirl, revolve, reel, gyre, gyrate, oscillate, pirouette, purl, pendulate
spinach 5 noun undetailed lie story, invention, jazz, fiction, tale
spinach 17 noun undetailed lie prevarication, equivocation, whopper, falsity, canard, falsehood, yarn, untruth, untruthfulness, evasiveness, mendacity, line, misrepresentation, fabrication, crock, fairy tale, white lie
spinach 4 adj emerald in color pine, forest, sea, grass
spinach 22 adj emerald in color fir, sap, jade, sage, moss, olive, blue-green, peacock, apple, willow, verdigris, malachite, beryl, chartreuse, kelly, aquamarine, pea, lime, bice, greenish-blue, vert, viridian
spine 2 noun backbone ridge, back
spine 6 noun backbone spinal column, vertebrae, bone, rachis, chine, vertebral column
spirit 23 noun soul, attitude heart, life, resolve, humor, mood, essence, energy, character, will, courage, enthusiasm, quality, warmth, nerve, force, motivation, breath, jazz, fire, substance, air, enterprise, resolution
spirit 30 noun soul, attitude vigor, vitality, temperament, morale, outlook, earnestness, gameness, psyche, tenor, boldness, spunk, guts, willpower, liveliness, sparkle, animation, complexion, stoutheartedness, grit, zest, ardor, backbone, disposition, mettle, oomph, dauntlessness, temper, frame of mind, life force, vital spark
spirit 11 noun atmosphere, essence tone, genius, meaning, purpose, sense, humor, feeling, quality, substance, intention, intent
spirit 5 noun atmosphere, essence gist, purport, timbre, tenor, temper
spirit 5 noun ghost soul, vision, shade, shadow, sprite
spirit 10 noun ghost phantom, apparition, spook, poltergeist, phantasm, specter, wraith, supernatural being, umbra, eidolon
spirits 3 noun morale feeling, tone, mood
spirits 1 noun morale disposition
spit 1 noun saliva water
spit 6 noun saliva discharge, slaver, drool, dribble, sputum, spittle
spit 14 verb eject saliva or substance sputter, spew, drool, hiss, hawk, sibilate, spatter, discharge, expectorate, splutter, slobber, throw out, sizz, spritz
spite 2 noun hateful feeling hate, despite
spite 26 noun hateful feeling malice, resentment, umbrage, pique, gall, contempt, malevolence, venom, maliciousness, antipathy, peeve, revenge, vengefulness, malignity, vengeance, vindictiveness, animosity, rancor, grudge, spleen, enmity, spitefulness, hatred, bad blood, ill will, harsh feeling
spite 4 verb offend, hurt injure, needle, harm, provoke
spite 18 verb offend, hurt annoy, discomfit, grudge, crab, vex, nettle, pique, harass, persecute, beset, begrudge, gall, get even, put out, louse up, cramp style, hang up, upset the apple cart
split 8 noun opening division, crack, gap, separation, tear, damage, rip, rent
split 13 noun opening rift, fissure, chasm, breach, rupture, rime, slit, slash, cleavage, cleft, chink, rima, rimation
split 3 noun difference, disunion division, break, rent
split 14 noun difference, disunion rift, fissure, discord, divergence, schism, dissension, disruption, breach, rupture, fracture, partition, estrangement, alienation, break-up
split 14 verb break up, pull apart divide, separate, tear, isolate, rip, break, crack, open, fork, burst, divorce, branch, part, snap
split 24 verb break up, pull apart rive, splinter, disband, sever, cleave, disjoin, rend, hack, bifurcate, diverge, gape, slit, sunder, slash, disunite, whack, dissever, dichotomize, come apart, come undone, give way, go separate ways, part company, put asunder
split 4 verb divide into parts slice, share, divide, distribute
split 15 verb divide into parts partition, divvy, apportion, halve, dole, allot, allocate, divvy up, carve up, go even-steven, go fifty-fifty, mete out, parcel out, slice the pie, slice up
spoil 7 verb ruin, hurt harm, upset, destroy, sack, injure, damage, waste
spoil 30 verb ruin, hurt mar, devastate, wreck, tarnish, undo, impair, deface, defile, desolate, disgrace, debase, ravage, desecrate, vitiate, trash, disfigure, demolish, pillage, squash, despoil, plunder, smash, blemish, prejudice, mess up, depredate, spoliate, make useless, muck up, take apart
spoil 3 verb baby, indulge humor, accommodate, favor
spoil 9 verb baby, indulge pamper, oblige, cosset, mollycoddle, overindulge, coddle, spoon-feed, cater to, kill with kindness
spoil 1 verb decay, turn bad turn
spoil 16 verb decay, turn bad taint, mildew, curdle, crumble, molder, disintegrate, putrefy, rot, addle, decompose, deteriorate, go off, become tainted, become useless, break down, go bad
spokesman 6 noun communicator deputy, agent, representative, champion, mouth, speaker
spokesman 10 noun communicator spokesperson, mediator, spokeswoman, delegate, prophet, mouthpiece, protagonist, talker, substitute, prolocutor
spontaneous 8 adj impulsive, willing voluntary, simple, casual, automatic, down, free, inevitable, natural
spontaneous 31 adj impulsive, willing unplanned, offhand, instinctive, impromptu, ad-lib, extemporaneous, extempore, impetuous, improvised, involuntary, irresistible, unavoidable, unconscious, uncontrolled, unintentional, unsophisticated, unstudied, up front, off-the-cuff, uncompelled, unconstrained, unforced, break loose, free spirited, from the hip, off top of head, unartful, unbidden, uncontrived, unpremediated, unprompted
spoon 1 verb neck embrace
spoon 5 verb neck pet, caress, fool around, make out, canoodle
sport 8 noun recreational activity; entertainment fun, game, play, ball, exercise, action, pleasure, games
sport 11 noun recreational activity; entertainment athletics, pastime, recreation, picnic, disport, gaiety, diversion, frolic, amusement, fun and games, physical activity
sport 3 noun fun, joking laughter, joke, kidding
sport 23 noun fun, joking teasing, nonsense, jest, pleasantry, drollery, derision, scorn, jesting, raillery, frolic, mockery, banter, tomfoolery, trifling, badinage, merriment, horseplay, jollity, mirth, escapade, practical joke, jollification, mummery
sport 3 noun person who takes kidding target, joke, butt
sport 8 noun person who takes kidding laughingstock, mockery, buffoon, mock, plaything, jestee, object of derision, object of ridicule
sport 2 verb display, wear exhibit, model
sport 4 verb display, wear don, show off, be dressed in, have on
sports fan 4 noun person who watches event observer, viewer, fan, witness
sports fan 19 noun person who watches event bystander, onlooker, looker, beholder, watcher, kibitzer, eyewitness, seer, theatergoer, moviegoer, playgoer, clapper, perceiver, standee, looker-on, gaper, gazer, showgoer, stander-by
spot 4 noun mark, stain shot, molecule, particle, drop
spot 23 noun mark, stain dollop, speck, daub, whit, mote, blot, iota, flaw, jot, smudge, atom, dram, nip, mite, smidgen, discoloration, blemish, pinch, blotch, taint, pimple, snort, little bit
spot 16 noun location slot, scene, office, point, section, site, seat, station, place, situation, position, post, sector, plant, roof, pad
spot 9 noun location hole, hangout, layout, locality, locus, joint, X, X marks the spot, wherever
spot 5 noun bad situation dilemma, mess, fix, difficulty, trouble
spot 9 noun bad situation box, corner, hole, predicament, quandary, scrape, jam, pickle, plight
spot 10 noun position in organization office, work, job, station, place, situation, post, responsibility, appointment, connection
spot 2 noun position in organization berth, billet
spot 5 verb mark, stain streak, soil, dirty, marble, dot
spot 21 verb mark, stain stipple, speck, splotch, blot, speckle, tarnish, splash, stud, spatter, dapple, pimple, sully, stripe, besmirch, blotch, taint, fleck, mottle, pepper, maculate, bespatter
spot 14 verb see, recognize locate, detect, track, discover, observe, identify, sight, catch, find, encounter, diagnose, trace, place, distinguish
spot 12 verb see, recognize pinpoint, espy, descry, discern, ferret out, make out, point out, turn up, determinate, catch sight of, meet with, pick out
spouse 8 noun one of a married couple woman, wife, companion, bride, mate, partner, husband, man
spouse 4 noun one of a married couple roommate, helpmate, groom, better half
spray 1 noun fine mist fog
spray 12 noun fine mist froth, splash, moisture, drizzle, aerosol, sprayer, sprinkler, duster, spindrift, droplets, atomizer, vaporizer
spray 4 verb sprinkle, diffuse shoot, shower, dust, scatter
spray 8 verb sprinkle, diffuse smear, drizzle, splash, squirt, atomize, spatter, spritz, throw around
spread 14 noun expansion, development; extent advance, transmission, spreading, increase, term, span, extension, stretch, reach, radiation, sweep, range, scope, period
spread 13 noun expansion, development; extent escalation, advancement, dissemination, diffusion, profusion, proliferation, expanse, dispersion, enlargement, ramification, compass, transfusion, suffusion
spread 2 noun outlay of food, meal dinner, array
spread 6 noun outlay of food, meal repast, blowout, feast, regale, banquet, lunch
spread 24 verb open or fan out set, develop, extend, stretch, cover, lay, flow, increase, spray, reach, expand, unfold, array, open, prepare, paint, mushroom, lie, swell, arrange, level, cast, settle, coat
spread 34 verb open or fan out proliferate, escalate, disperse, multiply, circulate, unwind, widen, broaden, lengthen, unfurl, daub, flatten, radiate, sprawl, dilate, strew, gloss, enlarge, diverge, unroll, pervade, bloat, diffuse, suffuse, smear, overlay, branch off, outstretch, untwist, uncoil, be displayed, be distributed, even out, roll out
spread 9 verb publicize distribute, transmit, scatter, shed, publish, declare, broadcast, cast, proclaim
spread 12 verb publicize disseminate, propagate, circulate, blazon, promulgate, sow, radiate, advertise, strew, diffuse, make known, make public
spring 6 noun jump, skip buck, give, flexibility, bound, leap, bounce
spring 9 noun jump, skip hop, elasticity, recoil, springiness, vault, buoyancy, resilience, saltation, bounciness
spring 2 noun season following winter prime, flowering
spring 8 noun season following winter budding, seedtime, springtide, springtime, blackberry winter, budtime, vernal equinox, vernal season
spring 8 noun origin cause, stimulus, root, well, motive, source, consideration, beginning
spring 6 noun origin impetus, fountain, fount, wellspring, fountainhead, whence
spring 2 noun body of rushing waters wells, baths
spring 8 noun body of rushing waters geyser, fountain, spa, artesian well, hot spring, thermal spring, hydrolysate, watering place
spring 6 verb jump, skip bound, bounce, start, leap, bolt, trip
spring 10 verb jump, skip startle, rebound, skitter, recoil, hop, vault, hurdle, lop, lope, hippety hop
spring 18 verb originate, emerge begin, arise, derive, develop, proceed, grow, start, descend, issue, head, mushroom, rise, stem, birth, come, appear, flow, arrive
spring 12 verb originate, emerge emanate, hatch, commence, loom, burgeon, come out, upspring, be derived, be descended, come into being, come into existence, shoot up
sprinkles 9 verb scatter, disseminate shower, spray, dust, dot, spit, spot, rain, powder, shake
sprinkles 15 verb scatter, disseminate moisten, dredge, smear, stud, strew, freckle, christen, dampen, speckle, baptize, squirt, mist, speck, pepper, spritz
spy 5 noun person who secretly finds out about another's business detective, investigator, agent, patrol, observer
spy 22 noun person who secretly finds out about another's business secret agent, informer, mole, operative, lookout, sleuth, plant, snoop, spook, watcher, scout, picket, emissary, double agent, secret service, undercover agent, spotter, sleeper, espionage agent, foreign agent, inside agent, intelligencer
spy 13 verb secretly follow, watch another's actions examine, discover, case, notice, glimpse, trail, watch, spot, search, tail, observe, shadow, view
spy 20 verb secretly follow, watch another's actions snoop, scrutinize, sleuth, scout, meddle, reconnoiter, pry, peep, take in, eyeball, stag, catch sight of, fish out, get a load of, keep under surveillance, look for, recon, set eyes on, stake out, take note
squabble 6 noun argument difference, controversy, dispute, spat, fight, words
squabble 15 noun argument flap, difference of opinion, tiff, disagreement, wrangle, feud, hassle, altercation, quarrel, fuss, scrap, scene, row, bickering, set-to
squabble 6 verb argue disagree, fight, encounter, row, spat, dispute
squabble 12 verb argue bicker, wrangle, quibble, fall out, quarrel, clash, tiff, scrap, hassle, brawl, argufy, have words
squad 7 noun team, crew division, group, band, gang, force, troop, company
squad 3 noun team, crew battalion, squadron, regiment
square 9 adj honest, genuine even, fair, straight, equal, objective, sporting, decent, ethical, just
square 12 adj honest, genuine upright, nonpartisan, aboveboard, equitable, fair-and-square, impartial, impersonal, straightforward, unbiased, unprejudiced, on-the-level, sportspersonlike
square 1 adj four-sided squared
square 13 adj four-sided quadrate, rectangular, quadratic, equilateral, foursquare, boxlike, boxy, equal-sided, orthogonal, quadratical, rectilinear, right-angled, squarish
square 2 adj old-fashioned, conventional dated, conservative
square 8 adj old-fashioned, conventional straight, bourgeois, behind the times, orthodox, out-of-date, strait-laced, stuffy, button-down
square 1 noun person who is old-fashioned, conventional conservative
square 6 noun person who is old-fashioned, conventional antediluvian, reactionary, traditionalist, fuddy-duddy, diehard, stick-in-the-mud
square 6 noun municipal park center, space, area, green, circle, common
square 2 noun municipal park plaza, village green
square 3 verb correspond, agree fit, balance, match
square 11 verb correspond, agree conform, accord, dovetail, reconcile, tally, jibe, harmonize, coincide, check out, gee, fit in
square 8 verb pay off, satisfy quit, buy, pay, clear, settle, have, balance, fix
square 11 verb pay off, satisfy bribe, discharge, liquidate, corrupt, rig, buy off, clear up, clear off, make even, pay up, tamper with
square 6 verb adapt, regulate fit, level, accommodate, adjust, suit, true
square 7 verb adapt, regulate conform, tailor, reconcile, align, quadrate, tailor-make, even up
squeeze 8 noun pressure, crushing hug, force, crowd, influence, crush, embrace, press, hold
squeeze 8 noun pressure, crushing crunch, restraint, congestion, clutch, squash, jam, clasp, handclasp
squeeze 12 verb exert pressure on sides, parts of something grip, crush, stuff, press, pack, force, crowd, embrace, clip, hug, bear, contract
squeeze 22 verb exert pressure on sides, parts of something wedge, pinch, compress, clutch, cram, wring, ram, strangle, jostle, scrunch, quash, squash, thrust, nip, clasp, jam, throttle, squish, enfold, choke, cuddle, hold tight
squeeze 2 verb try to get money out of milk, pressure
squeeze 13 verb try to get money out of pinch, extract, wring, extort, bleed, wrench, oppress, eke out, pressurize, bring pressure to bear, lean on, put screws to, shake down
stab 5 noun piercing cut blow, wound, hurt, rent, stick
stab 12 noun piercing cut twinge, jab, gash, prick, incision, piercing, pang, puncture, ache, thrust, jag, transfixion
stab 3 noun attempt essay, try, venture
stab 8 noun attempt whack, whirl, shot, fling, crack, go, endeavor, one's best
stab 16 verb puncture, pierce with sharp, pointed object injure, wound, punch, hurt, stick, clip, plunge, cut, carve, knife, hit, brand, slice, sink, drive, chop
stab 18 verb puncture, pierce with sharp, pointed object prick, jab, transfix, ram, plow, saber, jag, prong, bayonet, shank, pierce, spear, thrust, penetrate, cleave, gore, run through, open up
stable 22 adj constant, fixed; resistant secure, solid, safe, steady, fast, permanent, calm, balanced, strong, substantial, reliable, even, established, set, tough, uniform, firm, enduring, sound, sure, together, nailed
stable 29 adj constant, fixed; resistant durable, lasting, stout, invariable, abiding, staunch, stalwart, deep-rooted, equable, immutable, resolute, stationary, steadfast, sturdy, unalterable, unchangeable, unvarying, unwavering, well-founded, perdurable, anchored, stabile, poised, brick-wall, set in stone, solid as a rock, staying put, unfluctuating, well-built
staff 16 noun employees of organization force, personnel, team, crew, faculty, organization, shop, help, cast, workers, officers, agents, teachers, servants, deputies, assistants
staff 3 noun employees of organization work force, cadre, operatives
staff 3 noun stick, usually for walking club, rod, pole
staff 6 noun stick, usually for walking cane, wand, stave, prop, walking stick, pikestaff
stage 14 noun level, period within structure or standing, leg, point, step, moment, phase, lap, status, division, degree, grade, length, plane, rung
stage 6 noun level, period within structure or node, footing, juncture, notch, point in time, system date
stage 10 noun theater platform; theater life arena, set, theater, scene, play, drama, setting, frame, staging, boards
stage 14 noun theater platform; theater life spotlight, scenery, limelight, scaffold, dais, scaffolding, show business, legit, footlights, Broadway, off-Broadway, show biz, stage set, mise en scène
stage 11 verb arrange, produce do, play, organize, perform, mount, execute, open, present, engineer, give, show
stage 3 verb arrange, produce put on, orchestrate, bring out
stain 4 noun spot of dirt, blot, bar color, brand, spot, shame
stain 24 noun spot of dirt, blot, bar blemish, speck, blotch, smudge, tint, stigma, splotch, dye, odium, smirch, onus, disgrace, infamy, slur, dishonor, mottle, drip, spatter, blur, reproach, discoloration, black eye, sinister, ink spot
stain 4 verb dirty, taint color, soil, spot, mark
stain 28 verb dirty, taint sully, tint, tarnish, smear, blacken, smudge, daub, discolor, contaminate, dye, besmirch, pervert, defile, blot, disgrace, bastardize, bestialize, brutalize, deprave, blemish, debauch, corrupt, debase, tinge, demoralize, animalize, tar, drag through the mud
staircase 16 noun a way into a place hallway, porch, door, opening, port, hall, access, corridor, entry, gate, lobby, passage, way, threshold, path, approach
staircase 11 noun a way into a place entryway, passageway, avenue, vestibule, ingress, inlet, portico, archway, portal, gateway, doorway
staircase 1 noun trim made of wood finishing
staircase 2 noun trim made of wood molding, paneling
staircase 1 noun stairway steps
staircase 3 noun stairway escalator, stair, companionway
staircase 1 noun molding finishing
staircase 4 noun molding stairway, fittings, wood finishing, wood trim
staircase 2 noun a set of steps flight, steps
staircase 6 noun a set of steps stairs, stairwell, escalier, flight of steps, pair of stairs, stairway
stake 5 noun pole rod, stick, post, pale, paling
stake 3 noun pole picket, stave, spike
stake 5 noun bet, wager chance, risk, venture, pot, hazard
stake 3 noun bet, wager ante, peril, pledge
stake 7 noun share, investment involvement, award, purse, prize, interest, claim, concern
stake 11 verb bet, wager chance, play, set, risk, back, hazard, game, lay, venture, put, finance
stake 9 verb bet, wager jeopardize, grubstake, bankroll, capitalize, imperil, gamble, pledge, put on, stake down
stall 12 verb delay for own purposes slow, stop, stay, suspend, interrupt, fence, die, arrest, brake, stand, still, check
stall 24 verb delay for own purposes hinder, halt, put off, postpone, hamper, filibuster, temporize, equivocate, tarry, stonewall, prevaricate, hedge, quibble, shut down, avoid the issue, beat around the bush, hold off, not move, play for time, slow down, stand off, stand still, drag one's feet, take one's time
stamp 6 noun impression, symbol, seal print, signature, brand, impress, mark, cast
stamp 7 noun impression, symbol, seal emblem, hallmark, earmark, imprint, indentation, mold, sticker
stamp 9 noun character sort, kind, cut, description, form, type, cast, fashion, lot
stamp 4 noun character breed, ilk, stripe, mold
stamp 2 verb step on hard beat, crush
stamp 7 verb step on hard stump, stomp, trample, tramp, clomp, clump, tromp
stamp 10 verb imprint; press mark on print, pound, fix, impress, drive, mark, cast, letter, brand, grave
stamp 7 verb imprint; press mark on etch, inscribe, engrave, hammer, offset, infix, mold
stand 11 noun position, opinion stance, belief, sentiment, attitude, determination, view, sound, angle, pose, twist, notion
stand 5 noun position, opinion slant, poise, carriage, standpoint, two cents' worth
stand 12 noun base, stage table, support, booth, platform, station, counter, rank, place, board, frame, rack, staging
stand 5 noun base, stage dais, stall, grandstand, bracket, gantry
stand 9 verb be or get upright locate, set, rise, settle, place, rank, put, position, mount
stand 8 verb be or get upright erect, cock, dispose, poise, be erect, be on feet, be vertical, jump up
stand 14 verb be in force, exist pause, last, stop, rest, stay, remain, continue, hold, belong, obtain, occupy, endure, prevail, fill
stand 5 verb be in force, exist halt, take up, be located, be situated, be valid
standard 18 adj regular, approved accepted, classic, normal, common, basic, usual, typical, set, average, official, general, regulation, stock, established, everyday, popular, prevailing, recognized
standard 10 adj regular, approved definitive, vanilla, staple, authoritative, canonical, customary, orthodox, run-of-the-mill, boilerplate, garden variety
standard 23 noun guideline, principle requirement, code, rule, ideal, measure, test, model, law, norm, morals, grade, sample, pattern, type, belief, ethics, ideals, average, example, fundamental, guide, mean, mirror
standard 16 noun guideline, principle specification, canon, gauge, archetype, par, criterion, yardstick, axiom, benchmark, median, exemplar, paradigm, touchstone, beau ideal, rule of thumb, barometer
standard 4 noun flag figure, color, symbol, colors
standard 9 noun flag insignia, emblem, ensign, jack, pennant, banner, streamer, banderole, bannerol
star 13 adj famous, illustrious major, dominant, leading, celebrated, chief, capital, main, principal, brilliant, outstanding, prominent, talented, well-known
star 3 adj famous, illustrious paramount, predominant, preeminent
star 5 noun person who is famous hero, name, celebrity, favorite, lead
star 8 noun person who is famous idol, luminary, draw, superstar, starlet, headliner, leading role, topliner
start 11 noun beginning dawn, opening, origin, foundation, dawning, spring, source, exit, birth, bow, leaving
start 20 noun beginning outset, kickoff, inauguration, takeoff, onset, initiation, inception, alpha, commencement, derivation, square one, countdown, embarkation, start-off, flying start, day one, first step, jump-off, running start, setting out
start 10 noun advantage break, chance, opportunity, lead, opening, backing, odds, draw, introduction, edge
start 7 noun advantage vantage, bulge, sponsorship, handicap, allowance, helping hand, head start
start 5 noun flinch turn, shock, jar, jump, scare
start 3 noun flinch twitch, convulsion, spasm
start 16 verb begin; come into existence issue, appear, launch, open, create, introduce, leave, initiate, found, establish, rise, depart, spring, arise, pioneer, light
start 27 verb begin; come into existence set up, inaugurate, commence, engender, institute, incite, originate, embark, arouse, activate, rouse, instigate, enter upon, go ahead, hit the road, sally forth, turn on, come into being, get going, get under way, lay foundation, make a beginning, see light, set in motion, set out, take first step, take the plunge
start 9 verb flinch buck, shy, leap, bounce, bound, jump, bolt, spring, shrink
start 12 verb flinch blanch, jerk, wince, startle, recoil, blench, quail, dart, twitch, draw back, jump the gun, squinch
state 34 noun condition or mode of being case, requirement, estate, welfare, shape, pass, event, standing, position, capacity, spirits, fix, character, environment, station, circumstances, status, category, form, circumstance, situation, phase, humor, mood, limitation, attitude, element, reputation, stand, time, occasion, essential, nature, chances
state 16 noun condition or mode of being occurrence, outlook, stipulation, juncture, plight, footing, imperative, prerequisite, proviso, accompaniment, predicament, eventuality, posture, contingency, frame of mind, state of affairs
state 9 noun dignity, grandeur status, standing, style, glory, rank, ceremony, consequence, position, display
state 6 noun dignity, grandeur pomp, majesty, cachet, splendor, stature, prestige
state 7 noun government, country land, union, community, nation, territory, sovereignty, republic
state 3 noun government, country federation, commonwealth, body politic
state 18 verb declare, assert describe, give, explain, express, articulate, say, present, put, voice, tell, specify, speak, relate, pitch, deliver, report, interpret, air
state 25 verb declare, assert expound, affirm, recite, vent, enumerate, pronounce, asseverate, utter, enounce, ventilate, rehearse, narrate, aver, elucidate, enunciate, spiel, propound, recount, bring out, come out with, throw out, set forth, chime in, give blow-by-blow, give rundown
statement 21 noun declaration, assertion comment, announcement, remark, word, description, explanation, charge, allegation, testimony, report, account, presentation, communication, profession, aside, picture, observation, mention, narrative, relation, voice
statement 25 noun declaration, assertion proclamation, affidavit, assurance, dictum, ejaculation, manifesto, asseveration, rundown, acknowledgment, make, avowal, articulation, averment, vocalization, recitation, affirmation, recital, protestation, verbalization, utterance, blow-by-blow, ABCs, ventilation, presentment, communiqué
statement 6 noun account of finances report, record, charge, bill, budget, score
statement 5 noun account of finances affidavit, audit, invoice, tab, reckoning
station 10 noun headquarters, base house, site, location, stop, spot, place, situation, position, post, seat
station 7 noun headquarters, base terminal, depot, locus, whereabouts, home office, base of operations, main office
station 22 noun social or occupational status business, service, duty, estate, grade, rank, sphere, employment, occupation, standing, capacity, character, state, appointment, position, post, class, level, calling, place, situation, order
station 3 noun social or occupational status footing, stratum, caste
station 12 verb place at a location post, base, establish, assign, install, appoint, plant, set, fix, park, commission, put
station 3 verb place at a location allot, lodge, garrison
stationery 1 noun writing materials envelopes
stationery 4 noun writing materials writing paper, letterhead, office supplies, pen and paper
statistic 31 noun event; detail of action case, information, accomplishment, phenomenon, circumstance, experience, evidence, incident, factor, action, performance, data, affair, point, being, creation, entity, proceeding, feature, particular, construction, adventure, consideration, episode, transaction, conception, happening, specific, item, act, organism
statistic 7 noun event; detail of action occurrence, truism, deed, actuality, manifestation, fait accompli, datum
statistic 10 noun unit of the mathematical system sum, total, figure, count, prime, symbol, character, sign, fraction, representation
statistic 14 noun unit of the mathematical system digit, emblem, cipher, cardinal, numeral, ordinal, googol, numerator, integer, denominator, folio, decimal, chiffer, whole number
statistical 5 adj mathematical analytical, probability, numerical, demographic, arithmetical
statistics 2 noun enumeration data, figures
statistics 3 noun enumeration census, demography, stats
statue 9 noun trophy or memorial piece, figure, image, sculpture, marble, bronze, icon, representation, cast
statue 8 noun trophy or memorial effigy, bust, likeness, statuary, simulacrum, ivory, statuette, torso
stay 4 noun visit holiday, vacation, break, stop
stay 3 noun visit stopover, sojourn, halt
stay 3 noun hold, delay pause, stop, stopping
stay 7 noun hold, delay reprieve, suspension, postponement, standstill, halt, remission, deferment
stay 4 noun support, underpinning column, shore, hold, shoring
stay 7 noun support, underpinning buttress, brace, reinforcement, prop, stanchion, truss, underpropping
stay 11 verb wait settle, last, hang, stop, delay, remain, continue, stand, nest, pause, endure
stay 32 verb wait reside, linger, reprieve, perch, hover, halt, tarry, abide, sojourn, procrastinate, respite, squat, loiter, bide, dally, bunk, lag, sweat, hang around, sit tight, stick around, roost, outstay, establish oneself, hang about, hang in, hang out, hold the fort, put down roots, stay out, stay put, sweat it out
stay 2 verb visit live, stop
stay 8 verb visit lodge, dwell, bide, tarry, sojourn, put up, be accommodated, stop over
stay 8 verb hold in abeyance suspend, stop, delay, arrest, hold, prevent, interrupt, check
stay 17 verb hold in abeyance detain, postpone, hinder, halt, shelve, discontinue, defer, stall, curb, impede, adjourn, obstruct, put off, prorogue, intermit, hold over, ward off
steady 14 adj stable, fixed constant, solid, reliable, safe, substantial, regular, even, firm, set, uniform, enduring, certain, sure, patterned
steady 21 adj stable, fixed durable, immovable, abiding, changeless, equable, steadfast, unchangeable, unchanging, unfaltering, unqualified, unshaken, unvarying, unwavering, steady-going, unquestioning, stabile, brick-wall, never-failing, set in stone, solid as a rock, unfluctuating
steady 8 adj continuing constant, consistent, continuous, regular, stable, even, confirmed, uniform
steady 19 adj continuing persistent, incessant, uninterrupted, unbroken, faithful, nonstop, ceaseless, equable, eternal, habitual, never-ending, rhythmic, unfaltering, unvarying, unwavering, steady-going, unremitting, stabile, unfluctuating
steady 10 adj balanced, faithful in mind constant, reliable, fast, calm, intense, reserved, settled, cool, loyal, staid
steady 21 adj balanced, faithful in mind resolute, dependable, liege, sedate, sober, staunch, ardent, equable, imperturbable, levelheaded, self-possessed, sensible, serene, single-minded, steadfast, unswerving, unwavering, wholehearted, allegiant, poised, serious-minded
steal 9 verb take something without permission remove, keep, take, strip, cheat, rifle, sack, appropriate, withdraw
steal 39 verb take something without permission pilfer, kidnap, swipe, plunder, embezzle, loot, abduct, divert, ransack, defraud, thieve, purloin, poach, cozen, pirate, plagiarize, burglarize, pillage, shoplift, blackmail, despoil, lift, snitch, swindle, misappropriate, pinch, heist, peculate, hold up, rip off, housebreak, carry off, hold for ransom, make off with, run off with, spirit away, stick up, take possession of, walk off with
steal 3 verb sneak around slide, snake, slip
steal 10 verb sneak around skulk, glide, flit, slink, lurk, tiptoe, insinuate, creep, go stealthily, pass quietly
steam 6 noun energy strength, force, beef, power, muscle, might
steam 5 noun energy vigor, sinew, vim, puissance, potency
steel 7 verb prepare oneself prepare, strengthen, encourage, cheer, reinforce, ready, rally
steel 11 verb prepare oneself fortify, gird, brace, embolden, hearten, harden, inspirit, animate, buck up, grit teeth, make up one's mind
steep 5 adj extreme in direction, course sharp, sheer, high, raised, lifted
steep 14 adj extreme in direction, course arduous, precipitous, hilly, abrupt, lofty, erect, perpendicular, elevated, precipitate, breakneck, headlong, declivitous, prerupt, straight-up
steep 5 adj very expensive excessive, stiff, high, towering, extreme
steep 10 adj very expensive exorbitant, dizzying, extortionate, immoderate, inordinate, uncalled-for, undue, unreasonable, overpriced, unmeasurable
steep 3 verb let soak soak, invest, fill
steep 20 verb let soak drench, bathe, immerse, suffuse, marinate, saturate, permeate, submerge, infuse, imbue, ingrain, moisten, impregnate, damp, souse, sop, pervade, macerate, sodden, waterlog
stem 4 noun stalk of plant branch, trunk, shoot, stock
stem 5 noun stalk of plant axis, peduncle, pedicle, pedicel, petiole
stem 9 verb come from derive, arise, head, develop, proceed, spring, rise, flow, issue
stem 6 verb come from emanate, originate, be bred, be brought about, be caused, be generated
stem 8 verb prevent, stop resist, contain, control, dam, stay, arrest, oppose, check
stem 6 verb prevent, stop hinder, withstand, curb, restrain, hold back, bring to a standstill
step 8 noun pace of feet in walking impression, trace, trail, track, mark, print, walk, stepping
step 8 noun pace of feet in walking stride, vestige, gait, tread, footstep, spoor, footprint, footfall
step 18 noun action, move point, advance, means, process, measure, start, act, phase, procedure, stage, proceeding, degree, level, grade, rank, motion, rung, remove
step 7 noun action, move maneuver, progression, expedient, advancement, gradation, deed, notch
step 4 noun one level of stairs run, rest, rung, round
step 5 noun one level of stairs tread, gradation, notch, stair, doorstep
step 8 verb move foot to walk dance, skip, walk, advance, descend, pace, trip, troop
step 15 verb move foot to walk go down, tread, tiptoe, stride, traipse, ambulate, ascend, mince, prance, hoof, go backward, go forward, go up, move backward, move forward
sterile 6 adj unproductive, clean bare, dead, desert, dry, empty, waste
sterile 28 adj unproductive, clean hygienic, desolate, arid, impotent, barren, antiseptic, infertile, bleak, futile, aseptic, effete, fallow, fruitless, gaunt, sanitary, unfruitful, unprofitable, vain, sterilized, decontaminated, disinfected, germ-free, infecund, pasteurized, septic, uninfected, unprolific, without issue
sterilize 4 verb make clean or unproductive fix, clean, alter, change
sterilize 15 verb make clean or unproductive decontaminate, neuter, disinfect, spay, sanitize, castrate, emasculate, purify, incapacitate, fumigate, pasteurize, autoclave, desexualize, antisepticize, make sterile
steward 3 noun manager administrator, agent, representative
steward 2 noun manager purser, chamberlain
steward 1 noun attendant host
steward 8 noun attendant waiter, hostess, flight attendant, porter, waitress, stewardess, server, maitre d'
steward 5 noun custodian administrator, director, manager, agent, officer
steward 15 noun custodian waiter, attendant, curator, foreman, proctor, guardian, bailiff, magistrate, seneschal, reeve, major-domo, purveyor, chamberlain, dapifer, manciple
stick 14 noun pole, often wooden bat, bar, club, rod, strip, shoot, rule, stake, stem, switch, board, branch, timber, staff
stick 18 noun pole, often wooden wedge, cane, wand, baton, stalk, slab, ingot, ruler, cudgel, stave, bludgeon, mast, twig, billet, ferrule, slat, birch, drumstick
stick 13 verb adhere, affix fix, stay, attach, remain, catch, hold, hug, join, bind, unite, cling, persist, bond
stick 26 verb adhere, affix glue, linger, paste, cleave, solder, clog, weld, cement, snag, fuse, jam, lodge, fasten, cohere, clasp, braze, be bogged down, become embedded, become immobilized, cling like ivy, freeze to, hold fast, hold on, stay put, stick like barnacle, stick together
stick 7 verb poke with pointed object insert, run, pin, dig, drive, sink, plunge
stick 12 verb poke with pointed object stab, pierce, spear, transfix, ram, impale, gore, puncture, thrust, penetrate, prod, jab
stick 12 verb position, lay fix, drop, stuff, install, put, store, plant, set, settle, place, deposit, establish
stick 2 verb position, lay plunk, plonk
stick 11 verb endure go, take, stand, stay, tolerate, support, weather, bear, persist, last, suffer
stick 9 verb endure stomach, brook, abide, take it, bear up under, get on with, grin and bear it, put up with, see through
sticky 1 adj gummy, adhesive clinging
sticky 9 adj gummy, adhesive tacky, viscous, tenacious, glutinous, viscid, syrupy, agglutinative, gluey, ropy
sticky 1 adj humid and hot close
sticky 8 adj humid and hot muggy, soggy, sultry, clammy, dank, oppressive, sweltering, mucky
sticky 5 adj difficult, embarrassing delicate, rough, hard, nasty, painful
sticky 13 adj difficult, embarrassing tricky, heavy, awkward, thorny, knotty, formidable, hairy, laborious, operose, rugged, strenuous, unpleasant, discomforting
still 7 adj calm, motionless, quiet closed, smooth, sealed, stable, fixed, peaceful, silent
still 29 adj calm, motionless, quiet hushed, stock-still, pacific, halcyon, static, deathly, inert, lifeless, noiseless, placid, restful, serene, soundless, stagnant, stationary, tranquil, undisturbed, unruffled, untroubled, close-mouthed, deathlike, whist, at rest, buttoned up, clammed up, deathly quiet, deathly still, hushful, unstirring
still 8 conj however even, nevertheless, yet, though, nonetheless, besides, but, furthermore
still 6 conj however notwithstanding, still and all, withal, after all, for all that, howbeit
still 2 noun quiet peace, silence
still 7 noun quiet quietude, quietness, soundlessness, hush, stillness, tranquillity, noiselessness
still 9 verb make quiet, motionless, calm compose, fix, arrest, settle, calm, stop, smooth, quiet, silence
still 25 verb make quiet, motionless, calm appease, subdue, choke, soothe, gag, lull, allay, muzzle, becalm, quieten, balm, muffle, squash, pacify, tranquilize, hush, slack, shush, stall, alleviate, squelch, shut down, shut up, decrease volume, smooth over
stimulation 1 noun provocation incentive
stimulation 7 noun provocation stimulant, incitement, refreshment, titillation, piquancy, tittivation, invigoration
sting 9 verb prick, pain bite, inspire, hurt, burn, poke, injure, needle, wound, smart
sting 4 verb prick, pain electrify, prickle, pique, tingle
stingy 8 adj penny-pinching, averse to spending money cheap, close, grasping, mean, narrow, near, saving, sparing
stingy 34 adj penny-pinching, averse to spending money frugal, miserly, thrifty, greedy, selfish, ungenerous, acquisitive, avaricious, chary, chintzy, churlish, covetous, economical, extortionate, ignoble, illiberal, parsimonious, penurious, petty, rapacious, sordid, tightfisted, uncharitable, close-fisted, costive, curmudgeonly, grudging, ironfisted, pennywise, pinchpenny, scrimping, scurvy, skimping, ungiving
stir 5 noun commotion, excitement scene, row, movement, activity, disorder
stir 21 noun commotion, excitement uproar, fuss, furor, agitation, racket, whirl, disturbance, disquiet, backwash, ferment, ado, pother, turmoil, to-do, flap, flurry, bustle, din, tumult, pandemonium, whirlwind
stir 8 verb mix up, agitate disturb, beat, mix, shake, blend, whip, toss, move
stir 6 verb mix up, agitate whisk, quiver, rustle, tremble, flutter, move about
stir 16 verb incite, stimulate inspire, trigger, affect, touch, prompt, spark, provoke, raise, set, move, rally, motivate, urge, wake, challenge, drive
stir 37 verb incite, stimulate rouse, arouse, energize, whip up, inflame, galvanize, kindle, spur, abet, actuate, agitate, rile, animate, waken, craze, quicken, electrify, rout, whet, vitalize, excite, spook, awaken, foment, thrill, impel, roust, work up, bestir, add fuel to fire, adjy, feed the fire, make waves, psych, stir embers, stir up, switch on
stir 3 verb get up and going move, wake, awake
stir 14 verb get up and going rouse, awaken, exert, waken, budge, hasten, bestir, be up and about, get a move on, get moving, look alive, make an effort, mill about, shake a leg
stitch 1 verb join together join
stitch 4 verb join together sew, fasten, suture, baste
stitch 2 verb sew baste, suture
stock 15 adj commonplace established, set, basic, standard, stereotyped, regular, common, normal, routine, ordinary, formal, conventional, traditional, typical, usual
stock 9 adj commonplace dull, overused, staple, banal, customary, hackneyed, run-of-the-mill, trite, worn-out
stock 15 noun merchandise goods, supply, fund, inventory, store, reserve, selection, assets, variety, choice, range, produce, array, articles, commodities
stock 10 noun merchandise stockpile, cache, reservoir, wares, assortment, hoard, accumulation, backlog, nest egg, pharmacopoeia
stock 7 noun animals raised on a farm domestic, cattle, horses, animals, beasts, pigs, cows
stock 8 noun animals raised on a farm fowl, herd, swine, flock, sheep, livestock, hogs, farm animals
stock 11 noun ancestry family, tribe, house, strain, race, background, variety, line, type, species, folk
stock 11 noun ancestry lineage, parentage, descent, breed, kindred, extraction, kin, clan, pedigree, forebears, line of descent
stock 7 noun investment in company property, share, assets, funds, paper, capital, bonds
stock 3 noun investment in company convertible, blue chips, over-the-counter
stock 11 noun estimation, faith confidence, inventory, count, evaluation, figure, judgment, review, assessment, estimate, trust, hope
stock 4 noun estimation, faith dependence, reliance, appraisal, appraisement
stock 13 verb supply with merchandise sell, handle, provide, carry, equip, fill, gather, keep, have, save, provision, store, reserve
stock 11 verb supply with merchandise stockpile, hoard, furnish, amass, accumulate, put away, deal in, keep on hand, lay in, stow away, trade in
stomach 5 noun digestive organ of animate being; exterior gut, belly, inside, insides, pot
stomach 10 noun digestive organ of animate being; exterior tummy, abdomen, paunch, maw, potbelly, below the belt, spare tire, breadbasket, abdominal region, solar plexus
stomach 4 noun appetite mind, desire, taste, tooth
stomach 3 noun appetite appetence, relish, inclination
stomach 7 verb endure, tolerate tolerate, sweat, bear, take, swallow, suffer, stand
stomach 11 verb endure, tolerate brook, abide, digest, bear with, bite the bullet, grin and bear it, live with, put up with, reconcile oneself, resign oneself, submit to
stone 4 noun hard piece of earth's surface metal, crystal, grain, rock
stone 10 noun hard piece of earth's surface gravel, gem, jewel, masonry, ore, mineral, pebble, boulder, crag, stonework
stool 4 noun seat ottoman, footstool, hassock, footrest
stop 15 noun end, halt; impediment break, pause, bar, block, conclusion, control, fence, wall, cease, close, check, finish, stay, ending, closing
stop 21 noun end, halt; impediment layoff, freeze, lull, stoppage, blockade, plug, standstill, letup, roadblock, barricade, hindrance, cessation, termination, discontinuation, break off, cutoff, blank wall, brick wall, desistance, grinding halt, screeching halt
stop 6 noun visit; place of rest destination, break, station, stage, stay, rest
stop 6 noun visit; place of rest halt, stopover, terminus, sojourn, termination, depot
stop 13 verb bring or come to a halt or end quit, end, drop, stay, break, pause, cease, stand, close, kill, hold, finish, conclude
stop 27 verb bring or come to a halt or end halt, stall, scrub, terminate, tarry, discontinue, refrain, desist, break off, cold turkey, cut out, cut short, draw up, pull up, shut down, wind up, wrap up, put an end to, be over, blow off, call it a day, come to a standstill, cool it, hang it up, quit cold, run its course, sign off
stop 18 verb prevent, hold back suspend, bar, avoid, stay, break, arrest, interrupt, close, stem, check, block, seal, still, fill, fix, frustrate, bottle, silence
stop 29 verb prevent, hold back stall, intercept, disrupt, obstruct, clog, hush, staunch, muzzle, forestall, repress, restrain, occlude, hinder, congest, impede, gag, plug, stopper, choke, cut off, shut down, shut out, throw over, turn off, choke off, put a stop to, rein in, shut off, ward off
storage 2 noun depository mall, magazine
storage 17 noun depository cache, stockpile, depot, repository, emporium, arcade, repertory, boutique, larder, arsenal, stash, commissary, trading post, storehouse, entrepot, argosy, ambry
store 13 noun collection, supply stock, spring, mine, wealth, treasure, inventory, lot, fund, plenty, provision, well, reserve, quantity
store 14 noun collection, supply cache, reservoir, plethora, fountain, hoard, lode, wares, abundance, fount, savings, stockpile, accumulation, backlog, nest egg
store 7 noun place for keeping supply box, magazine, bank, tank, warehouse, stable, barn
store 12 noun place for keeping supply depot, conservatory, reservoir, repository, cache, arsenal, pantry, storeroom, treasury, depository, vault, storehouse
store 4 noun business establishment that sells goods shop, outlet, market, stand
store 21 noun business establishment that sells goods department store, shopping center, emporium, boutique, grocery store, mart, super, repository, supermarket, convenience store, discount store, deli, chain store, showroom, drugstore, storehouse, discount house, five-and-dime, five-and-ten, specialty shop, superette
store 17 verb collect and put aside save, hide, freeze, deposit, put, keep, bury, pack, plant, treasure, park, can, bottle, warehouse, stock, bank, reserve
store 27 verb collect and put aside hoard, stash, accumulate, stockpile, amass, bin, squirrel, cache, hive, garner, hutch, cumulate, lay up, put away, salt away, sock away, lock away, victual, mothball, keep in reserve, lay away, lock up, pack away, put by, put in storage, roll up, save for rainy day
storm 3 noun strong weather blast, hurricane, blow
storm 18 noun strong weather downpour, blizzard, tornado, gust, tempest, squall, gale, disturbance, cyclone, twister, precipitation, windstorm, cloudburst, whirlwind, monsoon, snowstorm, precip, raining cats and dogs
storm 12 noun commotion, turmoil bomb, burst, violence, attack, anger, row, offensive, passion, stir, assault, rush, rage
storm 41 noun commotion, turmoil disturbance, onslaught, hail, squall, barrage, bombardment, outbreak, upheaval, salvo, agitation, fury, cannonade, blitz, racket, hassle, convulsion, annoyance, perturbation, onset, blitzkrieg, furor, clamor, hysteria, outburst, pother, bustle, ruction, clatter, roar, tumult, strife, fusillade, rumpus, volley, outcry, bluster, temper, drumfire, rabidity, broadside, rampancy
storm 12 verb attack, rush tear, assault, rip, charge, strike, spit, rain, complain, fly, rage, drop, pour
storm 27 verb attack, rush roar, stalk, fume, beset, rant, rave, drizzle, aggress, thunder, scold, sizzle, stomp, squall, assail, bluster, howl, carry on, come at, go on, take on, blow violently, breathe fire, burn up, set in, sound off, steam up, take by storm
story 24 noun account, news version, fantasy, biography, information, feature, fiction, book, comedy, description, myth, adventure, report, article, tragedy, novel, drama, record, legend, tale, narrative, history, beat, romance, relation
story 27 noun account, news fable, memoir, autobiography, anecdote, yarn, parable, sequel, chronicle, saga, apologue, allegory, recital, scoop, narration, gag, cliffhanger, serial, epic, spiel, fairy tale, folktale, nonfiction, potboiler, conte, long and short of it, news item, old saw
story 2 noun lie tale, fiction
story 11 noun lie prevarication, falsehood, falsity, canard, fib, untruth, misrepresentation, fabrication, cock-and-bull story, white lie, untruism
straight 16 adj aligned; not curved short, solid, smooth, consecutive, even, right, vertical, level, direct, running, square, continuous, near, sheer, through, true
straight 29 adj aligned; not curved straightforward, successive, nonstop, invariable, plumb, perpendicular, beeline, upright, horizontal, erect, inflexible, precipitous, unbroken, uninterrupted, unswerving, unrelieved, collinear, in a line, in a row, in line, like an arrow, lineal, linear, rectilineal, rectilinear, unbent, uncurled, undeviating, undistorted
straight 8 adj honest, fair decent, good, summary, moral, plain, accurate, just, reliable
straight 19 adj honest, fair straightforward, upright, frank, aboveboard, authentic, bald, blunt, candid, categorical, equitable, fair and square, forthright, honorable, outright, point-blank, respectable, trustworthy, unqualified, law-abiding
straight 7 adj orderly right, correct, exact, neat, organized, arranged, sorted
straight 4 adj orderly tidy, shipshape, in order, put to rights
straight 5 adj unmixed strong, plain, concentrated, neat, pure
straight 6 adj unmixed out-and-out, thoroughgoing, unadulterated, unqualified, undiluted, unmodified
straight 2 adj conventional, square conservative, traditional
straight 3 adj conventional, square bourgeois, orthodox, buttoned-down
straight 7 adv immediately, directly away, now, right, due, direct, exactly, instantly
straight 14 adv immediately, directly dead, right away, straightaway, as the crow flies, first off, forthwith, point-blank, at once, in direct line, instanter, lineally, straightforwardly, straightly, undeviatingly
straight 1 adv honestly frankly
straight 5 adv honestly candidly, point-blank, in plain English, no holds barred, no punches
straighten 7 verb put in neat or aligned order even, compose, level, correct, unfold, order, arrange
straighten 21 verb put in neat or aligned order rectify, align, tidy, unravel, neaten, spruce up, uncoil, uncurl, unbend, untwist, unsnarl, make plumb, make straight, put in order, put perpendicular, put straight, put to rights, put upright, put vertical, set to rights, smarten up
strain 12 noun pain, due to exertion tension, stress, anxiety, pressure, burden, injury, pull, force, stretch, twist, struggle, effort
strain 11 noun pain, due to exertion bruise, ache, sprain, exertion, jerk, brunt, endeavor, constriction, wrench, tautness, tensity
strain 5 noun ancestry family, race, blood, stock, species
strain 5 noun ancestry breed, lineage, descent, extraction, pedigree
strain 14 noun suggestion, hint streak, style, tone, shade, trace, trait, mind, suspicion, manner, way, touch, humor, spirit, tendency
strain 4 noun suggestion, hint vein, temper, tinge, soupçon
strain 5 noun melody song, lay, measure, air, tune
strain 3 noun melody descant, warble, diapason
strain 14 verb stretch, often to limit tighten, injure, tear, twist, weaken, pull, task, tire, extend, tax, drive, fatigue, push, rack
strain 12 verb stretch, often to limit sprain, distend, exert, distort, overwork, tauten, wrench, constrict, overexert, overtax, draw tight, push to the limit
strain 6 verb work very hard try, toll, labor, sweat, push, struggle
strain 12 verb work very hard plug, moil, exert, grind, endeavor, strive, hammer, hustle, bear down, go all out, go for broke, peg away
strain 2 verb filter separate, screen
strain 8 verb filter riddle, purify, sift, seep, refine, percolate, sieve, exude
strain 5 verb cause mental stress try, trouble, stress, pain, push
strain 5 verb cause mental stress distress, harass, irk, hassle, pick at
strange 13 adj deviating, unfamiliar funny, unusual, rare, remarkable, fantastic, different, extraordinary, wonderful, new, curious, weird, odd, off
strange 32 adj deviating, unfamiliar outlandish, peculiar, astonishing, offbeat, bizarre, aberrant, abnormal, astounding, atypical, eccentric, erratic, exceptional, far-out, idiosyncratic, ignorant, inexperienced, irregular, marvelous, newfangled, oddball, out-of-the-way, perplexing, quaint, queer, singular, unaccountable, unaccustomed, uncanny, uncommon, unseasoned, mystifying, unheard of
strange 11 adj exotic, foreign alien, new, romantic, apart, external, isolated, lost, novel, outside, remote, unknown
strange 10 adj exotic, foreign unfamiliar, awkward, detached, faraway, irrelevant, unexplored, unrelated, untried, out of place, romanesque
strap 5 noun long piece of material belt, band, switch, tie, whip
strap 4 noun long piece of material leash, harness, thong, strop
strategic 5 adj crucial important, critical, vital, key, necessary
strategic 3 adj crucial cardinal, decisive, imperative
strategic 3 adj clever, calculated diplomatic, cunning, planned
strategic 4 adj clever, calculated deliberate, dishonest, politic, tricky
straw 3 noun hay fodder, silage, ensilage
strawberry 4 adj having light-colored hair fair, light, pale, straw
strawberry 15 adj having light-colored hair champagne, pearly, sallow, snowy, washed-out, fair-haired, towheaded, albino, auricomous, bleached, flaxen, golden-haired, platinum, sandy-haired, yellow-haired
strawberry 5 noun light blond, pale, fair, straw, light
strawberry 16 noun light champagne, sallow, snowy, washed-out, fair-haired, towheaded, platinum, albino, auricomous, bleached, flaxen, golden-haired, leucous, sandy-haired, stramineous, yellow-haired
stream 11 noun small river tide, rush, flow, current, flood, run, burn, drift, course, race, branch
stream 14 noun small river spate, surge, tributary, torrent, freshet, creek, brook, rivulet, watercourse, rill, beck, runnel, spritz, rindle
stream 10 verb flow from flood, spill, pour, emerge, shed, run, roll, course, continue, issue
stream 10 verb flow from glide, surge, cascade, gush, sluice, spout, spurt, emit, spritz, move past
street 12 noun path upon which travel occurs lane, court, track, route, trail, place, road, highway, drive, passage, way, row
street 14 noun path upon which travel occurs roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, pavement, avenue, drag, terrace, turf, artery, stroll, dead end, byway, parkway, back alley
strength 13 noun stamina, mental or physical power, energy, stability, courage, health, nerve, force, might, body, substance, sock, security, muscle
strength 33 noun stamina, mental or physical vigor, toughness, durability, clout, vitality, tenacity, fortitude, firmness, verdure, healthiness, vim, steamroller, zip, physique, steadiness, sinew, sturdiness, soundness, backbone, brawn, potency, pith, stableness, stoutness, stalwartness, pow, hardiness, powerhouse, brawniness, lustiness, robustness, brute force, strong arm
strength 9 noun intensity power, energy, depth, virtue, concentration, effectiveness, spirit, force, resolution
strength 10 noun intensity vigor, clout, potency, efficacy, extremity, juice, vehemence, fervor, cogency, kick
strength 13 noun advantage, substance asset, weight, sense, body, core, wire, license, guts, connection, burden, in, security, meat
strength 9 noun advantage, substance gist, purport, pith, succor, anchor, mainstay, intestinal fortitude, upper hand, strong point
stress 7 noun emphasis weight, force, importance, accent, beat, significance, import
stress 2 noun emphasis accentuation, urgency
stress 18 noun physical or mental pressure tension, anxiety, intensity, strain, heat, trauma, burden, fear, worry, force, spring, stretch, passion, draw, pull, extension, alarm, trial
stress 32 noun physical or mental pressure nervousness, hardship, crunch, agony, hassle, expectancy, affliction, impatience, disquiet, traction, ferment, fearfulness, distention, protraction, oppression, misgiving, trepidation, flutter, albatross, disquietude, restlessness, clutch, mistrust, dread, urgency, tautness, tenseness, tightness, tensity, apprehensiveness, nervous tension, overextension
stress 5 verb accentuate, emphasize repeat, headline, accent, spot, feature
stress 12 verb accentuate, emphasize underline, underscore, belabor, spotlight, italicize, dwell on, harp on, play up, lay emphasis on, make emphatic, point up, rub in
stress 7 verb put under physical or mental pressure force, pull, stretch, spring, strain, burden, worry
stress 12 verb put under physical or mental pressure distend, crunch, overdo, afflict, traumatize, tense, hassle, fret, overextend, put in traction, put on trial, tense up
stretch 19 noun expanse bridge, span, area, region, sweep, length, distance, extent, extension, space, reach, orbit, expansion, dimension, range, spread, branch, scope, wing
stretch 8 noun expanse radius, tract, breadth, gamut, amplitude, compass, proliferation, purview
stretch 10 noun period of time length, spell, span, term, run, space, while, extent, time, bit
stretch 3 noun period of time stint, continuance, duration
stretch 22 verb extend, elongate pull, draw, run, reach, swell, develop, cover, strain, spread, unfold, go, span, open, grow, expand, fill, bridge, tighten, make, rack, range, pad
stretch 29 verb extend, elongate widen, lengthen, distend, pyramid, magnify, recline, unroll, overlap, prolong, tauten, repose, protract, inflate, amplify, drag out, draw out, pull out, prolongate, crane, branch out, burst forth, lie out, make taut, make tense, shoot up, spin out, spread out, spring up, string out
strict 10 adj authoritarian tough, harsh, exacting, severe, firm, forbidding, hard, set, square, straight
strict 25 adj authoritarian stringent, scrupulous, rigid, stern, rigorous, draconian, austere, disciplinary, dour, grim, hard-boiled, no-nonsense, oppressive, picky, prudish, punctilious, puritanical, strait-laced, stuffy, unsparing, uptight, dead set, iron-fisted, stickling, unpermissive
strict 11 adj accurate, absolute precise, exact, religious, close, complete, just, particular, perfect, right, total, true
strict 7 adj accurate, absolute scrupulous, meticulous, faithful, utter, veracious, veridical, undistorted
stride 5 verb walk purposefully pound, parade, pace, drill, march
stride 9 verb walk purposefully tramp, stomp, traipse, stalk, stump, stamp, clump, tromp, striddle
strike 12 verb hit hard knock, crash, beat, drive, punch, touch, force, pound, sock, punish, slap, box
strike 28 verb hit hard pummel, collide, smack, clout, pop, conk, hammer, swat, thump, plant, clash, buffet, bang, wallop, thrust, slug, bash, chastise, clobber, impel, cuff, bump into, whop, bonk, percuss, boff, run into, smash into
strike 10 verb make an impact move, reach, carry, touch, affect, look, impress, influence, seem, inspire
strike 9 verb make an impact hit, get, register, sway, be plausible, come to mind, dawn on, have semblance, occur to
strike 8 verb find, discover catch, reach, take, seize, achieve, effect, uncover, encounter
strike 14 verb find, discover unearth, attain, come across, come upon, turn up, arrive at, chance upon, dig up, happen upon, hit upon, lay bare, light upon, open up, stumble across
strike 7 verb devastate, affect try, attack, hit, invade, assault, storm, rack
strike 14 verb devastate, affect afflict, smite, torture, aggress, excruciate, harrow, beset, torment, assail, martyr, wring, deal a blow, fall upon, set upon
strike 4 verb walk out of job in protest stop, negotiate, quit, resist
strike 16 verb walk out of job in protest picket, revolt, arbitrate, boycott, mediate, mutiny, hold out, stick out, tie up, be on strike, go on strike, hit the bricks, refuse to work, sit down, sit in, slow down
string 3 noun long fiber rope, cord, twist
string 2 noun long fiber strand, twine
string 8 noun succession, series line, row, chain, sequence, rank, train, file, order
string 7 noun succession, series strand, sequel, procession, echelon, queue, tier, consecution
strip 14 noun thin piece of material layer, bar, segment, section, rod, band, tape, bit, ribbon, belt, stick, slip, tongue, banding
strip 7 noun thin piece of material fillet, stripe, slab, swathe, billet, shred, ingot
strip 11 verb bare, uncover tear, remove, lift, withdraw, gut, expose, empty, shed, scale, peel, skin
strip 24 verb bare, uncover rob, dismantle, deprive, ransack, divest, undress, shave, shuck, pillage, hull, decorticate, denude, ravage, despoil, plunder, husk, spoil, unclothe, disrobe, displace, take off, excorticate, lay bare, slip out of
strip 1 verb remove clothes erotically peel
strip 5 verb remove clothes erotically striptease, disrobe, undress, despoil, unclothe
stroke 3 noun accomplishment move, achievement, movement
stroke 4 noun accomplishment blow, hit, flourish, feat
stroke 4 noun seizure shock, collapse, attack, fit
stroke 2 noun seizure apoplexy, convulsion
stroke 5 verb pat lengthwise rub, brush, pet, comfort, smooth
stroke 5 verb pat lengthwise caress, fondle, soothe, chuck, tickle
stroll 4 noun lazy walk constitutional, turn, cruise, airing
stroll 5 noun lazy walk ramble, excursion, promenade, saunter, breath of fresh air
stroll 3 verb walk along lazily cruise, drift, wander
stroll 15 verb walk along lazily sashay, traipse, ramble, saunter, mosey, tramp, roam, mope, amble, promenade, toddle, gallivant, rove, linger, make one's way
strong 17 adj healthy, powerful firm, heavy, secure, tough, capable, solid, big, able, steady, athletic, substantial, stable, active, enduring, fixed, reinforced, sound
strong 28 adj healthy, powerful vigorous, forceful, tenacious, robust, durable, energetic, able-bodied, forcible, hale, hardy, hearty, mighty, muscular, rugged, sinewy, stalwart, stark, staunch, stout, strapping, sturdy, unyielding, well-founded, well-made, hard as nails, heavy-duty, in fine feather, well-built
strong 16 adj determined, resolute firm, tough, clear, deep, severe, fierce, aggressive, intelligent, intense, brave, dedicated, eager, handful, independent, mean, violent
strong 27 adj determined, resolute forceful, steadfast, vehement, tenacious, courageous, resilient, potent, cogent, fervent, fervid, gutsy, hard-nosed, keen, perceptive, plucky, pushy, resourceful, sagacious, self-assertive, staunch, unbending, uncompromising, unyielding, wicked, zealous, iron-willed, take charge
strong 17 adj distinct, unmistakable firm, great, secure, effective, clear, hard, powerful, fast, compelling, sharp, stiff, convincing, influential, marked, sound, stimulating, telling
strong 14 adj distinct, unmistakable potent, formidable, forceful, clear-cut, cogent, mighty, overpowering, persuasive, redoubtable, trenchant, urgent, weighty, well-founded, well-established
strong 4 adj extreme sharp, severe, intense, strict
strong 5 adj extreme forceful, acute, draconian, drastic, keen
strong 17 adj forceful on the senses bold, effective, hard, powerful, hot, high, bright, rich, sharp, loud, biting, brilliant, concentrated, pure, rank, stimulating, straight
strong 22 adj forceful on the senses potent, robust, dazzling, fetid, full-bodied, glaring, heady, intoxicating, malodorous, noisome, piquant, pungent, rancid, spicy, stark, stinking, undiluted, highly flavored, highly seasoned, inebriating, strong-flavored, unmixed
structural 3 adj fundamental constitutional, basic, organic
structural 9 adj fundamental skeletal, architectural, formative, anatomical, anatomic, constructural, formalistic, formational, tectonic
structure 17 noun makeup, form network, format, system, arrangement, framework, complex, design, architecture, organization, formation, construction, fabric, make, texture, build, frame, order
structure 7 noun makeup, form conformation, fabrication, anatomy, configuration, skeleton, interrelation, morphology
structure 5 noun building house, construction, cage, pile, fabric
structure 5 noun building edifice, skyscraper, erection, pile of bricks, rockpile
struggle 17 noun hard try; fight to win trial, attempt, combat, contest, work, encounter, battle, effort, conflict, essay, undertaking, labor, jump, brush, scramble, row, pains
struggle 16 noun hard try; fight to win clash, strife, skirmish, endeavor, exertion, roughhouse, tussle, wrangle, jam, hassle, toil, grind, free-for-all, long haul, set-to, striving
struggle 12 verb labor, work cope, try, tackle, seek, offer, scratch, dig, slave, strain, sweat, undertake, attempt
struggle 23 verb labor, work toil, strive, plug, assay, grind, hassle, endeavor, hustle, take on, bend over backwards, exert oneself, give the old college try, go all out, make every effort, plug away, take a crack, take a stab, work like a dog, break one's back, break one's neck, give it one's best shot, have one's nose to grindstone, try one's hardest
struggle 6 verb fight, wrestle contend, compete, buck, contest, battle, row
struggle 16 verb fight, wrestle grapple, shuffle, romp, brawl, scrap, scuffle, smack, hassle, tangle, slug, cross swords, lock horns, rough-house, bump heads, go up against, put up a fight
stubborn 5 adj obstinate, unyielding determined, tough, dogged, firm, fixed
stubborn 38 adj obstinate, unyielding tenacious, unshakable, single-minded, intractable, steadfast, willful, perverse, persistent, ornery, inflexible, rigid, headstrong, adamant, relentless, balky, bullheaded, cantankerous, contumacious, hardheaded, inexorable, insubordinate, mulish, obdurate, opinionated, persevering, pertinacious, pigheaded, rebellious, recalcitrant, refractory, unbending, unmanageable, unreasonable, untoward, cussed, self-willed, stiff-necked, set in one's ways
student 6 noun person actively learning undergraduate, scholar, junior, graduate, observer, skill
student 12 noun person actively learning pupil, learner, novice, docent, disciple, apprentice, sophomore, undergrad, registrant, schoolchild, grad, first-year student
studio 1 noun workshop gallery
studio 3 noun workshop salon, atelier, workroom
studio 5 noun workroom shop, workshop, library, office, study
studio 4 noun workroom salon, den, atelier, bottega
study 25 noun learning, analysis application, review, inquiry, debate, research, course, investigation, examination, consideration, survey, inspection, class, exercise, subject, concentration, reasoning, reading, weighing, lesson, attention, questioning, comparison, reflection, thought, analyzing
study 16 noun learning, analysis deliberation, meditation, cogitation, trance, rumination, abstraction, reverie, muse, scrutiny, musing, contemplation, schoolwork, cramming, pondering, memorizing, academic work
study 9 verb contemplate, learn consider, read, examine, learn, think, plunge, mind, weigh, coach
study 31 verb contemplate, learn ponder, plug, lucubrate, inquire, peruse, dig, refresh, grind, tutor, meditate, cram, cogitate, excogitate, bone up, go into, go over, hit the books, pore over, learn the ropes, apply oneself, brood over, burn midnight oil, bury oneself in, crack the books, dive into, mull over, perpend, polish up, read up, think out, think over
study 9 verb examine, analyze read, research, investigate, survey, view, case, compare, figure, scope
study 14 verb examine, analyze inspect, scrutinize, deliberate, peruse, canvass, brainstorm, check out, look into, check over, check up, do research, give the eagle eye, keep tabs, sort out
stuff 12 noun personal belongings substance, gear, things, equipment, goods, individual, being, kit, effects, tackle, possessions, objects
stuff 5 noun personal belongings junk, paraphernalia, luggage, impedimenta, trappings
stuff 5 noun essence, substance matter, heart, bottom, soul, principle
stuff 10 noun essence, substance meat, quintessence, nitty-gritty, pith, essentiality, marrow, staple, bottom line, nuts and bolts, virtuality
stuff 2 noun fabric cloth, material
stuff 3 noun fabric textile, raw material, woven material
stuff 9 verb load with shove, pack, pad, squeeze, fill, force, crowd, sate, push
stuff 22 verb load with wedge, stow, cram, gormandize, satiate, ram, congest, glut, wad, compress, gobble, guzzle, jam, gorge, overindulge, choke up, jam-pack, overfill, overstuff, clog up, fill to overflowing, fill to the brim
stumble 5 verb slip, stagger hesitate, swing, fall, pitch, trip
stumble 21 verb slip, stagger bumble, shuffle, wobble, limp, lurch, flounder, lumber, waver, falter, careen, totter, topple, err, tilt, stammer, muddle, blunder, wallow, reel, fall down, lose balance
stumble 7 verb happen upon hit, light, discover, chance, meet, find, encounter
stumble 12 verb happen upon bump, tumble, luck, come across, turn up, blunder upon, chance upon, come up against, fall upon, light upon, run across, stub toe on
stunning 18 adj beautiful, marvelous great, impressive, remarkable, striking, brilliant, devastating, spectacular, wonderful, lovely, top, fine, fair, excellent, famous, handsome, pretty, royal, superior
stunning 13 adj beautiful, marvelous sensational, dazzling, gorgeous, ravishing, bonny, comely, first-class, first-rate, heavenly, number one, out of this world, beauteous, smashing
stupid 5 adj not intelligent; irresponsible simple, dumb, thick, dense, slow
stupid 44 adj not intelligent; irresponsible irrelevant, naive, ludicrous, senseless, futile, ill-advised, laughable, foolish, trivial, dull, shortsighted, dummy, rash, loser, unintelligent, brainless, dazed, deficient, dim, dopey, gullible, half-baked, half-witted, idiotic, inane, indiscreet, insensate, meaningless, mindless, moronic, nonsensical, obtuse, pointless, puerile, simpleminded, sluggish, stolid, stupefied, unthinking, witless, doltish, imbecilic, out to lunch, thick-headed
style 27 noun fashion, manner kind, tone, way, form, habit, trend, pattern, technique, method, characteristic, variety, design, mode, behavior, type, genre, approach, spirit, trait, description, sort, bearing, appearance, number, hand, strain, custom
style 13 noun fashion, manner thing, cut, rage, idiosyncrasy, flash, peculiarity, carriage, tenor, groove, vein, vogue, cup of tea, druthers
style 6 noun fashionableness taste, mode, grace, rage, ease, comfort
style 23 noun fashionableness elegance, sophistication, thing, flair, urbanity, panache, savoir-faire, luxury, delicacy, dash, refinement, chichi, fad, grandeur, polish, craze, vogue, élan, dernier cri, stylishness, smartness, cosmopolitanism, dressiness
style 3 noun way of speaking, writing, expressing oneself expression, phrasing, treatment
style 6 noun way of speaking, writing, expressing oneself diction, phraseology, vein, wording, mode of expression, turn of phrase
style 5 verb name, title term, label, call, entitle, address
style 5 verb name, title denominate, dub, christen, baptize, designate
subatomic particle 3 noun basic constituent of matter atomic particle, fundamental particle, ultraelementary particle
subject 13 adj at the mercy of; answerable exposed, sensitive, likely, dependent, secondary, vulnerable, directed, satellite, controlled, governed, open, ruled, under
subject 28 adj at the mercy of; answerable susceptible, conditional, accountable, apt, inferior, liable, prone, sub, contingent, collateral, disposed, captive, subordinate, tributary, subaltern, obedient, provisional, servile, slavish, submissive, subservient, tentative, enslaved, subjugated, bound by, in danger of, substract, at one's feet
subject 27 noun issue, matter case, material, business, affair, study, object, question, idea, topic, course, theme, substance, thought, item, discussion, problem, proposal, point, chapter, core, head, text, argument, motion, motive, resolution, class
subject 9 noun issue, matter subject matter, motif, gist, thesis, theorem, meat, field of reference, matter at hand, principal object
subject 6 noun one under authority of another case, patient, customer, dependent, national, client
subject 5 noun one under authority of another liege, serf, vassal, subordinate, guinea pig
subjective 4 adj emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact biased, personal, abstract, individual
subjective 11 adj emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact intuitive, illusory, instinctive, idiosyncratic, fanciful, introspective, introverted, prejudiced, nonobjective, nonrepresentative, unobjective
submit 11 verb comply, endure agree, acknowledge, fold, concede, humor, cave, quit, tolerate, yield, bow, bend
submit 34 verb comply, endure defer, surrender, withstand, kowtow, appease, capitulate, cede, accede, acquiesce, buckle, abide, stoop, relent, succumb, obey, indulge, truckle, relinquish, give away, give in, knuckle under, toe the line, knuckle, eat crow, be submissive, give ground, give way, go with the flow, grin and bear it, lay down arms, put up with, resign oneself, say uncle, throw in the towel
submit 17 verb present, offer; argue for urge, propose, suggest, put, table, refer, contend, advance, claim, move, assert, state, tender, commit, advise, argue, volunteer
submit 8 verb present, offer; argue for theorize, affirm, proposition, propound, proffer, hand in, make a pitch, put forward
subsequent 6 adj after following, consecutive, later, next, resulting, succeeding
subsequent 13 adj after consequent, ensuing, successive, consequential, posterior, proximate, sequential, serial, resultant, sequent, successional, postliminary, subsequential
substance 20 noun entity, element item, material, texture, object, stuff, body, core, individual, phenomenon, matter, being, reality, bulk, thing, person, mass, animal, force, fabric, something
substance 5 noun entity, element hunk, corpus, actuality, staple, concreteness
substance 22 noun essence, meaning strength, effect, amount, stuff, significance, subject, focus, sense, point, theme, import, body, core, drift, bottom, burden, center, basis, soul, heart, matter, mass
substance 28 noun essence, meaning meat, kernel, guts, purport, nitty-gritty, tenor, innards, nub, staple, pith, essentiality, corpus, gist, crux, upshot, thrust, marrow, quintessence, bottom line, brass tacks, name of the game, nuts and bolts, gravamen, sum total, ABCs, general meaning, virtuality, way of it
substance 8 noun wealth fortune, assets, estate, means, riches, property, worth, resources
substance 1 noun wealth affluence
substitute 14 adj alternative temporary, second, acting, near, representative, reserve, replacement, additional, another, artificial, experimental, other, symbolic, false
substitute 23 adj alternative dummy, stopgap, ersatz, surrogate, imitation, alternate, pseudo, counterfeit, makeshift, simulated, sham, backup, proxy, mock, provisional, spurious, supplemental, supplementary, tentative, vicarious, supposititious, substitutive, vicarial
substitute 16 noun someone or something that takes the place of another replacement, deputy, supply, resort, symbol, temporary, assistant, equivalent, representative, refuge, ghost, resource, double, relief, agent, reserve
substitute 31 noun someone or something that takes the place of another surrogate, backup, vicar, alternate, expediency, proxy, stopgap, sub, makeshift, fill-in, delegate, relay, understudy, recourse, successor, dummy, auxiliary, standby, expedient, ghost writer, stand-in, changeling, locum, supplanter, procurator, succedaneum, temp, dernier ressort, locum tenens, pinch-hitter, temporary expedient
substitute 5 verb interchange, exchange replace, spell, relieve, switch, change
substitute 25 verb interchange, exchange supplant, swap, sub, alternate, displace, commute, proxy, deputize, supersede, answer for, back up, stand for, act for, be in place of, cover for, do the work of, double for, fill in for, go as, stand in for, swap places with, take over, fill one's position, serve in one's stead, take another's place
subtle 9 adj nice, quiet, delicate faint, slight, profound, sophisticated, deep, fine, implied, mental, thin
subtle 20 adj nice, quiet, delicate ingenious, indirect, exquisite, attenuate, discriminating, ethereal, hairsplitting, illusive, inconspicuous, indistinct, penetrating, refined, suggestive, tenuous, finespun, inferred, understated, attenuated, hairline, insinuated
subtle 6 adj clever, cunning precise, detailed, complex, deep, designing, exacting
subtle 20 adj clever, cunning intriguing, sly, skillful, shrewd, insidious, analytical, artful, astute, crafty, devious, dexterous, foxy, keen, penetrating, perceptive, scheming, wily, analytic, guileful, ratiocinative
suburb 2 noun neighborhood outside of but reliant on nearby large city village, country
suburb 15 noun neighborhood outside of but reliant on nearby large city environs, hinterland, outskirts, countryside, outpost, fringe, hamlet, purlieu, precinct, bedroom community, suburbia, slub, burb, outlying area, residential area
success 20 noun favorable outcome advance, achievement, win, accomplishment, profit, benefit, victory, gain, progress, happiness, fame, triumph, arrival, hit, sensation, killing, strike, fortune, reward, snap
success 27 noun favorable outcome prosperity, realization, boom, savvy, ascendancy, walkover, fruition, attainment, consummation, eminence, walkaway, éclat, easy street, bed of roses, flying colors, good luck, gravy train, laugher, successfulness, clover, maturation, big hit, do well, good times, grand slam, happy days, lap of luxury
successful 14 adj favorable, profitable outstanding, lucky, rewarding, wealthy, strong, happy, acknowledged, champion, extraordinary, rolling, thriving, top, booming, paying
successful 25 adj favorable, profitable prosperous, fruitful, lucrative, fortunate, advantageous, auspicious, blooming, blossoming, efficacious, flourishing, fortuitous, moneymaking, notable, noteworthy, triumphant, unbeaten, undefeated, victorious, ahead of the game, at the top, at top of ladder, bestselling, crowned, on track, out in front
sudden 11 adj unexpected; happening quickly unusual, rapid, immediate, quick, accelerated, fast, flash, fleet, hurried, rushing, speeded
sudden 18 adj unexpected; happening quickly unforeseen, precipitous, hasty, abrupt, swift, acute, expeditious, headlong, impetuous, impromptu, impulsive, out of the blue, precipitate, rash, spasmodic, precipitant, quickened, subito
suffer 9 verb be in pain get, experience, hurt, endure, undergo, brave, pain, flag, smart
suffer 21 verb be in pain go through, deteriorate, droop, sicken, agonize, writhe, grieve, ail, ache, languish, fall off, be affected, be at disadvantage, be convulsed, be handicapped, be impaired, be racked, be wounded, complain of, feel wretched, have a bad time
suffer 25 verb endure, permit receive, support, experience, hurt, feel, see, accept, sustain, have, undergo, encounter, know, brave, submit, license, tolerate, admit, bow, concede, bear, stand, allow, sanction, let, yield
suffer 18 verb endure, permit go through, take, bleed, stomach, acquiesce, brook, indulge, abide, countenance, swallow, sweat, bear with, take it, carry the torch, live with, put up with, sit and take it, wait out
suffering 2 noun pain, agony difficulty, passion
suffering 13 noun pain, agony misfortune, hardship, torture, ordeal, discomfort, torment, misery, anguish, adversity, dolor, distress, martyrdom, affliction
sufficient 8 adj enough, adequate acceptable, appreciate, comfortable, common, decent, due, pleasing, plenty
sufficient 18 adj enough, adequate plentiful, satisfactory, ample, tolerable, agreeable, all right, commensurate, competent, copious, galore, proportionate, unexceptional, commensurable, plenteous, unobjectionable, aplenty, sufficing, unexceptionable
sugar 2 noun sweet substance carbohydrate, candy
sugar 13 noun sweet substance levulose, lactose, saccharin, xylose, caramel, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, saccharose, sweetener, glucose, cassonade
suggest 13 verb convey advice, plan, desire offer, propose, advocate, submit, recommend, put, advise, advance, pose, tip, move, prefer, steer
suggest 15 verb convey advice, plan, desire plug, conjecture, theorize, exhort, broach, commend, proposition, tout, propound, give a tip, propone, put forward, put in two cents, put on to something, tip off
suggest 9 verb imply; bring to mind represent, point, hint, indicate, promise, refer, intimate, shadow, occur
suggest 16 verb imply; bring to mind signify, connote, typify, adumbrate, denote, advert, allude, insinuate, evoke, infer, symbolize, be a sign of, cross the mind, lead to believe, point in direction of, put in mind of
suggestion 20 noun advice, plan resolution, instruction, tip, idea, invitation, motion, charge, recommendation, opinion, proposal, approach, pitch, tender, angle, reminder, scheme, presentation, bid, outline, lead
suggestion 20 noun advice, plan proposition, brainchild, injunction, thesis, gimmick, telltale, testimonial, advancement, exhortation, proffer, tip-off, commendation, bit, submission, setup, steer, game plan, big idea, hot lead, sneaking suspicion
suggestion 15 noun hint, implication thought, suspicion, indication, notion, whisper, strain, breath, cue, reminder, trace, symbol, clue, association, wind, shade
suggestion 19 noun hint, implication connotation, allusion, inkling, signification, telltale, vein, insinuation, smack, intimation, symbolism, innuendo, undertone, tinge, overtone, soupçon, autosuggestion, self-suggestion, symbology, symbolization
suicide 6 noun self-murder hara-kiri, self-destruction, self-immolation, self-slaughter, seppuku, mélange
suit 7 noun matching top and bottom clothing uniform, costume, dress, habit, threads, outfit, clothing
suit 6 noun matching top and bottom clothing wardrobe, ensemble, getup, tuxedo, livery, gray flannel
suit 6 noun legal action case, proceeding, prosecution, trial, lawsuit, cause
suit 1 noun legal action litigation
suit 8 noun appeal, request application, court, attention, address, asking, plea, prayer, requesting
suit 10 noun appeal, request petition, imprecation, soliciting, supplication, entreaty, invocation, courtship, imploration, wooing, solicitation
suit 15 verb be acceptable, appropriate satisfy, fit, serve, flatter, please, enhance, become, do, square, check, benefit, go, answer, agree, match
suit 22 verb be acceptable, appropriate conform, gratify, correspond, befit, accord, suffice, tally, harmonize, fulfill, check out, get by, pass muster, go with, beseem, answer a need, be proper for, be seemly, cut the mustard, fill the bill, fit in, go together, make the grade
suit 11 verb adapt, tailor satisfy, fit, modify, please, accommodate, adjust, fashion, proportion, entertain, change, fill
suit 10 verb adapt, tailor conform, gratify, amuse, reconcile, revise, readjust, quadrate, tailor-make, fit in, toe the mark
suite 11 noun set of rooms or furniture apartment, rental, collection, body, flat, set, group, series, lot, array, chambers
suite 4 noun set of rooms or furniture lodging, parcel, batch, tenement
suite 10 noun entourage of people body, set, court, faculty, train, lot, group, array, staff, servants
suite 8 noun entourage of people cortege, retinue, batch, escort, clutch, attendants, retainers, followers
suite 8 noun series scale, string, chain, sequence, train, line, order, row
suite 5 noun series sequel, progression, concatenation, succession, consecution
sum 15 noun total bulk, amount, worth, value, quantity, body, gross, system, entity, score, mass, whole, summary, structure, all
sum 12 noun total works, tally, integral, aggregate, synopsis, totality, summation, epitome, reckoning, entirety, résumé, sum total
summary 2 adj concise, to the point short, brief
summary 22 adj concise, to the point curt, terse, hasty, succinct, arbitrary, cursory, compact, run-through, compendious, condensed, laconic, perfunctory, pithy, run-down, short and sweet, boiled down, breviloquent, compacted, compendiary, in a nutshell, recapped, rehashed
summary 14 noun short statement of main points outline, essence, review, analysis, version, survey, abstract, case, sense, brief, reduction, inventory, core, report
summary 30 noun short statement of main points rundown, rehash, sketch, synopsis, recap, prospectus, skeleton, abbreviation, extract, digest, syllabus, run-through, conspectus, capitulation, epitome, abridgment, roundup, compendium, condensation, recapitulation, precis, résumé, summing-up, nutshell, précis, aperçu, long and short of it, pandect, sum and substance, wrap-up
summer 2 noun hot season of the year vacation, heat
summer 9 noun hot season of the year dog days, summertime, midsummer, daylight savings time, picnic days, riot time, summer solstice, summertide, sunny season
summit 5 noun top, crowning point head, roof, height, peak, most
summit 13 noun top, crowning point culmination, pinnacle, zenith, acme, apex, vertex, climax, crown, crest, meridian, apogee, max, capstone
sun 2 noun brightest star star, shine
sun 8 noun brightest star flare, daylight, tan, bask, sunrise, sunlight, sol, aubade
sunrise 5 noun rise of sun above horizon dawning, light, morning, dawn, bright
sunrise 8 noun rise of sun above horizon daybreak, aurora, daylight, sunup, morn, cockcrow, break of day, early bright
sunshine 2 noun light part of every 24 hours light, bright
sunshine 13 noun light part of every 24 hours daylight, sunlight, daytime, mean solar day, astronomical day, dawn-to-dark, diurnal course, early bright, light of day, nautical day, sidereal day, sunrise-to-sunset, working day
sunshine 3 noun light part of 24 hours dawn, light, day
sunshine 7 noun light part of 24 hours aurora, daybreak, sunrise, daytime, sunlight, during the day, light of day
sunshine 11 noun luminescence from sun or other source flash, sun, radiation, window, lamp, candle, bulb, star, dawn, shine, morning
sunshine 41 noun luminescence from sun or other source glare, ray, daylight, glow, lantern, radiance, emanation, torch, brilliance, brilliancy, daybreak, illumination, glitter, sunrise, gleam, sparkle, morn, blaze, glimmer, sheen, luster, effulgence, aurora, glint, beacon, brightness, luminosity, taper, coruscation, splendor, flare, scintillation, irradiation, phosphorescence, refulgence, lighthouse, sunbeam, daytime, incandescence, lambency, fulgor
sunshine 3 noun lysergic acid diethylamide drug, acid, dots
sunshine 16 noun lysergic acid diethylamide hallucinogen, cubes, tabs, microdots, California sunshine, Lucy in the sky with diamonds, Owsley, blotter acid, blue heaven, electric Kool-aid, instant Zen, mellow yellows, purple haze, strawberry fields, yellow sunshine, Owsley's acid
superhuman 3 adj beyond human extraordinary, divine, great
superhuman 8 adj beyond human godlike, supernatural, uncanny, heroic, herculean, omnipotent, preternatural, bionic
superintendent 9 noun person who oversees organization administrator, supervisor, chief, director, manager, inspector, head, governor, boss
superintendent 13 noun person who oversees organization custodian, curator, conductor, caretaker, overseer, super, slave driver, straw boss, controller, foreperson, sitter, head person, zookeeper
superior 21 adj better, greater, higher; excellent remarkable, good, exclusive, major, premium, expert, over, primary, choice, above, capital, senior, fine, distinguished, famous, preferred, prevailing, exceeding, finer, grander, more advanced
superior 23 adj better, greater, higher; excellent first-rate, exceptional, admirable, superhuman, preferable, dandy, deluxe, first-class, high-class, noteworthy, paramount, predominant, high-caliber, a cut above, first-string, five-star, good quality, more skillful, of higher rank, overlying, superincumbent, surpassing, unrivalled
superior 2 adj arrogant, haughty cool, proud
superior 19 adj arrogant, haughty upstage, cavalier, airy, bossy, cocky, condescending, disdainful, insolent, lofty, overbearing, patronizing, pretentious, snobbish, stuck-up, supercilious, uppity, high-and-mighty, high-hat, wiseguy
superior 11 noun person higher or highest in rank manager, principal, supervisor, boss, head, executive, director, elder, chief, senior, leader
superior 10 noun person higher or highest in rank ruler, exec, VIP, higher-up, heavyweight, chieftain, brass, CEO, head honcho, key player
supermarket 6 noun market shop, mall, outlet, chain, stand, store
supermarket 13 noun market mart, shopping center, boutique, flea market, bazaar, co-op, discount store, galleria, cut-rate store, five-and-dime, outlet store, shopping plaza, thrift shop
supermarket 1 noun food store market
supermarket 8 noun food store convenience store, Mom and Pop store, bodega, corner store, food mart, food store, mom-and-pop store, retail food store
supermarket 11 noun place, venue for selling goods booth, business, exchange, fair, mall, outlet, shop, square, store, truck, warehouse
supermarket 21 noun place, venue for selling goods bazaar, delicatessen, department store, emporium, general store, grocery store, mart, stall, stock exchange, trading post, variety store, bodega, chain store, co-op, corner store, deli, dimestore, drugstore, shopping mall, showroom, souk
supermarket 6 noun place of retail business chain, market, outlet, mill, store, stand
supermarket 6 noun place of retail business emporium, department store, boutique, deli, showroom, five-and-dime
supermarket 4 noun business establishment that sells goods shop, outlet, market, stand
supermarket 20 noun business establishment that sells goods department store, shopping center, emporium, boutique, grocery store, mart, super, repository, convenience store, discount store, deli, chain store, showroom, drugstore, storehouse, discount house, five-and-dime, five-and-ten, specialty shop, superette
supervisor 8 noun person who manages people, project administrator, executive, chief, boss, director, manager, inspector, head
supervisor 11 noun person who manages people, project superintendent, custodian, overseer, curator, caretaker, super, slave driver, straw boss, foreperson, brass hat, zookeeper
supplementary 5 adj additional increased, accompanying, extra, more, added
supplementary 4 adj additional ancillary, auxiliary, appended, augmenting
supply 8 noun reserve of goods number, fund, amount, inventory, stock, quantity, source, store
supply 7 noun reserve of goods stockpile, surplus, reservoir, cache, hoard, accumulation, backlog
supply 21 verb furnish, provide, give a resource feed, grant, afford, transfer, contribute, deliver, yield, produce, equip, find, store, fill, satisfy, stake, drop, outfit, minister, hand, provision, heel, stock
supply 19 verb furnish, provide, give a resource hand over, turn over, cater, dispense, purvey, endow, replenish, fulfill, come through, come up with, fix up, kick in, put out, put up, victual, cater to, come across with, give with, pony up
support 26 noun something that holds up structure backing, rod, back, rest, pole, bed, rib, timber, lining, bedding, stake, platform, foundation, medium, means, stay, device, post, hold, collar, column, agency, shore, base, guide, block
support 21 noun something that holds up structure cornerstone, footing, buttress, groundwork, rampart, foothold, stanchion, stave, prop, brace, substratum, pillar, reinforcement, underpinning, abutment, stilt, fulcrum, substructure, stiffener, sustentation, flotation
support 13 noun help, approval backing, assistance, loyalty, protection, relief, aid, championship, lift, blessing, hand, friendship, comfort, assist
support 6 noun help, approval encouragement, patronage, succor, furtherance, sustenance, moral support
support 12 noun food, money, possessions for staying alive subsidy, payment, responsibility, relief, care, living, stock, maintenance, provision, keep, stores, necessities
support 9 noun food, money, possessions for staying alive alimony, alimentation, upkeep, victuals, subsistence, nutriment, allowance, livelihood, sustenance
support 14 verb hold up reinforce, hold, carry, ground, bottom, sustain, bear, base, stay, shoulder, bed, shore, stand, found
support 17 verb hold up bolster, uphold, buttress, prop, cradle, brace, mainstay, poise, strut, crutch, embed, keep up, undergird, be a foundation for, keep from falling, shore up, upbear
support 16 verb take care of, provide for finance, strengthen, back, fund, encourage, maintain, sponsor, raise, feed, stake, guard, stroke, foster, sustain, nurse, keep
support 27 verb take care of, provide for subsidize, uphold, set up, underwrite, nourish, angel, chaperon, stiffen, prop, succor, bankroll, cherish, fortify, bring up, attend to, be a source of strength, buoy up, care for, give a leg up, keep an eye on, look after, make a living, pay expenses of, pay for, pick up the check, put up money for, earn one's keep
support 22 verb defend, advocate belief hold, help, boost, assist, back, maintain, establish, endorse, aid, promote, approve, justify, advance, champion, second, comfort, cheer, stay, forward, foster, sustain, carry
support 26 verb defend, advocate belief bolster, uphold, abet, substantiate, countenance, verify, agree with, bear out, go to bat for, keep up, side with, boost morale, get behind, go along with, plead for, pull for, put forward, rally round, stand behind, stand up for, stick by, stick up for, take the part of, throw in with, take one's side, throw in one's lot with
support 11 verb endure maintain, tolerate, continue, take, submit, undergo, bear, stand, go, handle, suffer
support 16 verb endure abide, stomach, brook, countenance, swallow, bear with, carry on, go through, keep up, stand for, live with, put up with, stay the course, stick it out, sweat out, wait out
suppose 19 verb assume, guess pretend, deem, understand, expect, think, figure, accept, divine, estimate, calculate, grant, suspect, take, imagine, judge, spark, speculate, dream, admit
suppose 17 verb assume, guess presume, predicate, surmise, hypothesize, opine, infer, conjecture, theorize, brainstorm, posit, presuppose, cook up, guesstimate, dare-say, go out on a limb, hazard a guess, take for granted
suppose 18 verb believe assume, pretend, deem, understand, expect, think, regard, consider, conclude, conceive, gather, feel, suspect, take, imagine, judge, dream, view
suppose 11 verb believe conjecture, reckon, hypothesize, fancy, postulate, swear by, be afraid, have a hunch, have sneaking suspicion, take as gospel truth, take stock in
supposition 15 noun guess, belief hypothesis, guessing, theory, doubt, idea, assumption, suspicion, premise, opinion, speculation, view, likelihood, notion, condition, suppose
supposition 16 noun guess, belief presumption, conjecture, hunch, thesis, guesswork, postulate, presupposition, postulation, posit, surmise, shot in the dark, guesstimate, apriorism, rough guess, sneaking suspicion, stab in the dark
suppress 8 verb restrain, hold in check crush, overcome, contain, silence, stop, bottle, interrupt, check
suppress 42 verb restrain, hold in check subdue, quench, censor, curb, repress, cut off, muzzle, abolish, quash, overthrow, snuff out, stamp out, quell, stifle, put down, conceal, withhold, clamp, annihilate, muffle, smother, shush, squash, overpower, trample, conquer, spike, extinguish, hold back, crack down on, cover up, put an end to, burke, beat down, bring to naught, hold down, hold in, keep in, keep secret, put kibosh on, put lid on, sit on
surface 6 adj external outer, shallow, top, outside, covering, apparent
surface 6 adj external superficial, exterior, outward, shoal, facial, depthless
surface 12 noun external part of something area, top, level, face, skin, side, peel, covering, stretch, cover, outside, plane
surface 13 noun external part of something exterior, façade, expanse, obverse, facet, periphery, rind, veneer, facade, superficies, superficiality, externality, exteriority
surface 4 verb come to the top of emerge, appear, arise, rise
surface 6 verb come to the top of materialize, come up, transpire, flare up, crop up, come to light
surgeon 5 noun medical practitioner physician, expert, specialist, professor, scientist
surgeon 10 noun medical practitioner quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, MD, medico, doc, bones, medical person
surgeon 2 noun person trained in medical science specialist, doctor
surgeon 10 noun person trained in medical science quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, MD, doc, bones, sawbones, medical practitioner
surgeon 3 noun health practitioner physician, practitioner, doctor
surgeon 2 noun health practitioner intern, doc
surgeon 2 noun physician practitioner, doctor
surgeon 3 noun physician intern, doc, corpsman
surgery 1 noun medical procedure section
surgery 5 noun medical procedure incision, resection, enucleation, abscission, aciurgy
surname 5 noun family name last name, cognomen, patronymic, matronymic, metronymic
surprise 11 noun something amazing; state of amazement revelation, shock, miracle, disappointment, curiosity, wonder, phenomenon, start, attack, fortune, unexpected
surprise 31 noun something amazing; state of amazement bewilderment, consternation, jolt, amazement, awe, astonishment, precipitance, miscalculation, portent, disillusion, prodigy, stupefaction, kick, godsend, precipitation, whammy, incredulity, rarity, wonderment, marvel, unforeseen, eureka, suddenness, precipitousness, thunderbolt, bombshell, abruptness, epiphany, astoundment, curveball, eye-opener
surprise 6 verb astonish; cause amazement overwhelm, shock, confuse, floor, jar, rock
surprise 36 verb astonish; cause amazement dismay, dazzle, unsettle, perplex, bewilder, flabbergast, astound, rattle, confound, amaze, startle, awe, stun, disconcert, dumbfound, discomfit, electrify, nonplus, stupefy, jolt, consternate, stagger, daze, petrify, bowl over, shake up, blow away, cause wonder, leave aghast, leave open-mouthed, spring something on, strike dumb, strike with awe, take aback, throw a curve, take one's breath away
surprise 6 verb sneak up on; catch capture, seize, discover, take, grasp, grab
surprise 17 verb sneak up on; catch startle, nab, bushwhack, ambush, waylay, come down on, burst in on, catch in the act, catch off-balance, catch off-guard, catch red-handed, catch unawares, drop in on, lay for, lie in wait, spring on, take by surprise
surprised 3 adj taken by surprise startled, amazed, taken aback
surprised 2 adj taken aback shocked, alarmed
surprised 9 adj taken aback bewildered, stunned, startled, dazed, frightened, confounded, stupefied, astonished, astounded
surprising 7 adj unexpected remarkable, amazing, extraordinary, sudden, wonderful, shocking, chance
surprising 14 adj unexpected startling, unpredictable, unforeseen, astonishing, stunning, accidental, fortuitous, impulsive, out of the blue, unanticipated, electrifying, from left field, unpredicted, without warning
surround 13 verb enclose, encircle something ring, circle, bound, rim, skirt, border, limit, outline, invest, edge, margin, round, loop
surround 26 verb enclose, encircle something inundate, besiege, envelop, beleaguer, beset, gird, verge, circumscribe, encompass, circumvent, confine, blockade, compass, fringe, environ, girdle, hem in, enclave, box in, close around, close in, close in on, fence in, go around, lay siege to, shut in
survey 10 noun scrutiny, examination study, analysis, check, sample, inquiry, inspection, review, outline, scan, view
survey 12 noun scrutiny, examination audit, compendium, sketch, perusal, overview, syllabus, critique, digest, précis, aperçu, pandect, perlustration
survey 24 verb scrutinize, take stock of overlook, scan, oversee, evaluate, review, assess, examine, observe, estimate, check, case, prospect, plot, read, study, size, value, research, contemplate, rate, plan, measure, scope, view
survey 19 verb scrutinize, take stock of inspect, check out, supervise, canvass, assay, valuate, superintend, summarize, reconnoiter, appraise, look over, check over, check up, give the once over, look upon, set at, size up, stake out, test the waters
survival 4 noun continuation continuity, endurance, durability, continuance
survival 4 noun something that survives vestige, relic, remnant, remainder
survival 3 noun endurance continuation, relic, natural selection
survivor 3 noun remainder, remains debris, legacy, trash
survivor 8 noun remainder, remains residue, leavings, surplus, odds and ends, remnants, oddments, scraps, orts
survivor 5 noun remains balance, legacy, rest, debris, trash
survivor 10 noun remains residue, surplus, remnant, remainder, odds and ends, leftovers, oddments, scraps, remnants, orts
suspect 7 adj doubtful suspected, open, incredible, ridiculous, suspicious, uncertain, unlikely
suspect 12 adj doubtful thick, pseudo, thin, dubious, fishy, problematic, questionable, shaky, unbelievable, unclear, unsure, doubtable
suspect 16 verb distrust; guess speculate, consider, assume, doubt, believe, think, wonder, conclude, conceive, gather, feel, suppose, expect, imagine, understand, hold
suspect 14 verb distrust; guess presume, conjecture, reckon, mistrust, disbelieve, surmise, be afraid, harbor suspicion, have a hunch, have doubt, have sneaking suspicion, hazard a guess, smell a rat, think probable
suspicion 6 noun doubt impression, uncertainty, notion, guess, idea, wonder
suspicion 24 noun doubt wariness, conjecture, jealousy, mistrust, misgiving, distrust, cynicism, skepticism, hunch, incredulity, chariness, guesswork, supposition, incertitude, qualm, dubiety, surmise, funny feeling, bad vibes, dubiosity, gut feeling, lack of confidence, nonbelief, sneaking suspicion
suspicion 8 noun hint, trace suggestion, streak, touch, cast, strain, shade, shadow, smell
suspicion 5 noun hint, trace glimmer, tinge, whiff, intimation, soupçon
sustain 25 verb keep up, maintain preserve, help, defend, assist, continue, nurse, save, feed, supply, relieve, back, convey, carry, transport, confirm, support, comfort, favor, foster, endorse, bear, transfer, aid, approve, pack
sustain 26 verb keep up, maintain bolster, buoy, befriend, buttress, protract, uphold, verify, prop, prolong, brace, nourish, ratify, lug, bankroll, validate, tote, nurture, go for, keep alive, keep from falling, keep going, lend a hand, provide for, shore up, stand by, stick up for
sustain 10 verb endure, experience undergo, feel, tolerate, see, have, suffer, bear, encounter, go, know
sustain 13 verb endure, experience withstand, stomach, brook, abide, stand, digest, bear with, take it, bear up under, hang in, live with, put up with, stand up to
swallow 9 verb consume absorb, drink, eat, toss, drop, down, wolf, belt, take
swallow 18 verb consume inhale, ingest, gulp, devour, gobble, sip, swill, imbibe, swig, dispose, dispatch, bolt, ingurgitate, quaff, put away, wash down, slurp, chugalug
swallow 2 verb believe without much thought buy, accept
swallow 2 verb believe without much thought fall for, be naive
sway 18 noun strong influence control, jurisdiction, sweep, authority, empire, regime, stretch, spread, scope, sovereignty, might, run, power, government, reach, rule, range, command
sway 7 noun strong influence clout, predominance, reign, expanse, mastery, dominion, amplitude
sway 7 verb move back and forth lean, bend, swing, wave, rock, weave, roll
sway 16 verb move back and forth wobble, waver, swagger, incline, pulsate, undulate, lurch, vibrate, stagger, careen, fluctuate, oscillate, blow hot and cold, hem and haw, yo-yo, pendulate
sway 17 verb influence, affect persuade, impress, inspire, dominate, control, manage, direct, hook, bias, touch, carry, move, conduct, strike, govern, rule, guide
sway 23 verb influence, affect overrule, sell, dispose, whitewash, crack, brainwash, get, induce, reign, incline, predispose, prevail on, hold sway over, impact on, lead by the nose, put across, rule over, soften up, suck in, win over, work on, turn one's head, twist one's arm
swear 6 verb declare under oath assert, testify, state, maintain, promise, trust
swear 23 verb declare under oath depose, vow, affirm, covenant, attest, avow, vouch, plight, warrant, rely on, swear by, depend on, give witness, have confidence in, make an affidavit, pledge oneself, say so, state under oath, swear to God, swear up and down, take an oath, cross one's heart, give one's word
swear 12 verb speak profanely; be vulgar cuss, curse, imprecate, blaspheme, flame, execrate, bedamn, be foul-mouthed, take name in vain, talk dirty, use bad language, utter profanity
swearing 17 noun foul language profanity, four-letter word, malediction, cuss, execration, blasphemy, swearword, imprecation, dirty word, cursing, cussing, expletives, bad language, dirty language, dirty name, dirty talk, no-no
swearword 3 noun obscenity offense, evil, wrong
swearword 41 noun obscenity indecency, impropriety, blasphemy, vulgarity, expletive, abomination, scatology, prurience, pornography, dirtiness, curse, impurity, outrage, lewdness, filthiness, smuttiness, smut, epithet, blight, licentiousness, foulness, coarseness, scurrility, affront, profanity, indelicacy, atrocity, oath, bawdiness, dirty word, four-letter word, suggestiveness, porn, vileness, blueness, salacity, immodesty, sleaze, lubricity, dirty name, X-rating
sweat 1 noun body's perspiring steam
sweat 6 noun body's perspiring excretion, perspiration, exudation, transudation, sudor, diaphoresis
sweat 5 noun hard work task, work, slavery, labor, effort
sweat 7 noun hard work chore, travail, drudgery, toil, moil, grind, backbreaker
sweat 1 verb perspire wilt
sweat 11 verb perspire swelter, glow, eject, seep, spout, drip, ooze, transude, exude, secrete, break out in a sweat
sweat 7 verb worry about; bear tolerate, labor, stand, take, endure, go, suffer
sweat 15 verb worry about; bear toil, chafe, stomach, torture, exert, agonize, brook, abide, fret, be on pins and needles, be on tenterhooks, lose sleep over, stay the course, stick it out, work hard
sweater 11 noun knitted jacket or jersey sweatshirt, cardigan, pullover, jersey, jumper, shrug, raglan, slipover, turtleneck, maillot, jersey
sweep 8 noun range, extent stretch, span, extension, region, reach, orbit, length, scope
sweep 7 noun range, extent purview, ambit, breadth, radius, compass, latitude, vista
sweep 9 noun movement swing, play, move, curve, course, stroke, bend, progress, gesture
sweep 1 noun movement arc
sweep 6 verb brush off, away clear, clean, remove, brush, vacuum, ready
sweep 6 verb brush off, away scrub, broom, mop, tidy, brush up, clear up
sweep 7 verb fly, glide tear, sail, pass, career, fleet, glance, wing
sweep 6 verb fly, glide hurtle, flit, zoom, scud, skim, flounce
sweet 16 adj sugary luscious, delicious, cloying, honeyed, saccharine, toothsome, sweetened, syrupy, candied, candy-coated, like candy, like honey, nectarous, sacchariferous, sugar-coated, sugared
sweet 23 adj friendly, kind beautiful, engaging, generous, charming, pleasant, gentle, mild, tender, pleasing, appealing, loving, patient, fair, pet, taking, winning, beloved, dear, attractive, precious, reasonable, dearest, treasured
sweet 24 adj friendly, kind mushy, delightful, luscious, delicious, lovable, darling, affectionate, agreeable, amiable, angelic, companionable, considerate, delectable, dulcet, good-humored, good-natured, heavenly, saccharine, sympathetic, thoughtful, unselfish, winsome, cherished, sweet-tempered
sweet 5 adj nice-smelling clean, pure, fresh, new, scented
sweet 12 adj nice-smelling fragrant, spicy, aromatic, savory, ambrosial, balmy, perfumed, redolent, wholesome, aromal, perfumy, sweet-smelling
sweet 4 adj nice-sounding smooth, soft, rich, musical
sweet 16 adj nice-sounding mellow, soothing, dulcet, euphonious, harmonious, mellifluous, melodic, melodious, orotund, rotund, silver-tongued, sonorous, tuneful, euphonic, silvery, sweet-sounding
sweet 5 noun sugary food dessert, candy, joy, delight, pleasure
sweet 12 noun sugary food confection, snack, bonbon, confectionery, enjoyment, pudding, gratification, chocolate, confiture, sweetmeat, sugarplum, final course
swell 8 adj wonderful exclusive, fine, grand, super, smart, excellent, neat, terrific
swell 15 adj wonderful groovy, fashionable, posh, ritzy, fly, dandy, keen, plush, cool, awesome, deluxe, desirable, marvelous, nifty, stylish
swell 4 noun large increase, flow wave, rise, seat, growth
swell 7 noun large increase, flow surf, crescendo, surge, undulation, uprise, billow, ripple
swell 10 verb become larger balloon, rise, increase, mount, grow, expand, extend, enhance, intensity, belly
swell 31 verb become larger bloat, bulge, enlarge, add to, surge, accumulate, fatten, blister, distend, aggravate, augment, dilate, pout, pouch, uprise, billow, protrude, puff, plump, heighten, amplify, fill out, tumefy, be inflated, become bloated, become distended, become swollen, grow larger, puff up, round out, well up
swim 7 verb make way through water using arms, legs float, crawl, move, slip, practice, stroke, race
swim 15 verb make way through water using arms, legs bathe, glide, dive, paddle, submerge, wade, freestyle, skinny-dip, breast-stroke, dog-paddle, go for a swim, go swimming, go wading, high-dive, take a dip
swing 6 noun moving back and forth stroke, rhythm, beat, meter, motion, measure
swing 10 noun moving back and forth fluctuation, undulation, cadency, oscillation, vibration, tempo, lilt, sway, cadence, swaying
swing 12 verb move back and forth; be suspended hang, wave, turn, pitch, curve, wheel, sheer, vary, suspend, rock, roll, away
swing 31 verb move back and forth; be suspended whirl, swivel, rotate, wiggle, veer, twirl, fluctuate, dangle, lurch, pivot, wobble, sway, flap, palpitate, avert, wag, undulate, swerve, vibrate, revolve, deflect, waggle, divert, reel, oscillate, volte-face, shunt, be pendent, pendulate, turn about, turn on an axis
swipe 7 verb hit slap, blow, knock, clip, sock, strike, wipe
swipe 10 verb hit lick, clout, swat, smack, cuff, rap, wallop, clump, bash, lash out
swipe 5 verb steal sneak, cop, hook, appropriate, lift
swipe 9 verb steal pilfer, nab, nick, pinch, heist, purloin, filch, snitch, make off with
switch 2 noun change, exchange shift, transformation
switch 6 noun change, exchange alteration, reversal, about-face, swap, substitution, change of direction
switch 5 verb change, exchange convert, shift, replace, turn, trade
switch 13 verb change, exchange veer, swap, divert, interchange, deviate, deflect, rearrange, sidetrack, turnabout, substitute, shunt, change course, turn aside
sword 2 noun weapon blade, brand
sword 26 noun weapon dagger, saber, foil, cutlass, rapier, hanger, sabre, broadsword, kris, epee, creese, claymore, falchion, backsword, scimitar, toledo, dirk, cutlas, bilbo, curtana, damascus blade, estoc, glaive, scimiter, smallsword, spadroon
sword 4 noun saber weapon, blade, brand, bill
sword 7 noun saber dagger, foil, cutlass, rapier, epee, scimitar, bilbo
sycophant 3 noun person who caters to another politician, slave, fan
sycophant 17 noun person who caters to another groupie, lackey, adulator, puppet, minion, parasite, flatterer, flunky, hanger-on, brownnoser, doormat, backslapper, backscratcher, bootlicker, fawner, groveler, handshaker
syllable 3 noun sound unit of speech click, liquid, phone
syllable 12 noun sound unit of speech consonant, sonant, affricate, diphthong, fricative, implosive, phonetic entity, phonetic unit, plosive, sibilant, spirant, vocable
symbol 11 noun letter, character, sign of written communication design, figure, pattern, image, indication, type, attribute, mark, note, representation, device
symbol 9 noun letter, character, sign of written communication emblem, token, motif, logo, badge, stamp, denotation, numeral, regalia
symmetry 10 noun proportion similarity, harmony, rhythm, finish, equality, form, agreement, order, arrangement, balance
symmetry 10 noun proportion equilibrium, correspondence, equivalence, regularity, evenness, conformity, equipoise, centrality, proportionality, shapeliness
sympathetic 11 adj concerned, feeling warm, sensitive, interested, supportive, loving, kind, soft, tender, understanding, caring, appreciating
sympathetic 19 adj concerned, feeling affectionate, compassionate, thoughtful, responsive, benign, considerate, kindhearted, kindly, softhearted, vicarious, warmhearted, benignant, pitying, all heart, commiserating, comprehending, condoling, having heart in right place, sympathizing
sympathetic 6 adj agreeable, friendly encouraging, consistent, cool, down, open, approving
sympathetic 21 adj agreeable, friendly open-minded, receptive, amenable, appreciative, responsive, companionable, compatible, congenial, congruous, consonant, like-minded, pro, vicarious, favorably disposed, having a heart, in sympathy with, on same wavelength, simpatico, tuned in, well-disposed, well-intentioned
symptom 9 noun sign of illness or problem syndrome, index, mark, note, warning, indication, evidence, expression, significant
symptom 3 noun sign of illness or problem manifestation, token, indicia
syndrome 6 noun disease, condition problem, disorder, complaint, sign, complex, symptoms
syndrome 7 noun disease, condition malady, ailment, sickness, infirmity, affection, diagnostics, prognostics
system 13 noun order, whole organization, scheme, rule, structure, arrangement, theory, philosophy, combination, ideology, complex, entity, sum, integrate
system 12 noun order, whole classification, integral, setup, regularity, totality, orderliness, conformity, frame of reference, red tape, coordination, fixed order, logical order
system 21 noun method, plan practice, arrangement, process, technique, strategy, structure, policy, operation, scheme, procedure, tactics, theory, pattern, proceeding, custom, fashion, manner, way, routine, wise, mode
system 14 noun method, plan systematization, orderliness, artifice, methodology, regularity, usage, modus operandi, methodicalness, course of action, definite plan, logical process, modus, orderly process, systematic process
systematic 8 adj orderly precise, efficient, organized, complete, logical, ordered, regular, arranged
systematic 9 adj orderly standardized, methodical, analytical, businesslike, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, methodic, systematized, well-ordered
t-shirt 1 noun shirt for woman shell
t-shirt 7 noun shirt for woman turtleneck, bodice, pullover, slipover, middy, V-neck, bodysuit
t-shirt 2 noun casual top polo shirt, golf shirt
table 9 noun furniture upon which to work, eat counter, bench, stand, desk, bar, board, wagon, bureau, sink
table 9 noun furniture upon which to work, eat buffet, sideboard, console, lectern, pulpit, slab, dresser, dinner table, dining table
table 6 noun meal menu, board, fare, food, diet, spread
table 4 noun meal cuisine, victuals, bill of fare, meat and drink
table 2 noun flatland flat, plain
table 4 noun flatland plateau, mesa, tableland, upland
table 12 noun diagram with columns of information list, chart, agenda, schedule, index, statistics, register, summary, record, plan, roll, inventory
table 10 noun diagram with columns of information compendium, graph, canon, synopsis, illustration, catalogue, appendix, tabulation, digest, table of contents
table 6 verb postpone a proposition propose, submit, suggest, move, delay, enter
table 14 verb postpone a proposition defer, shelve, put off, hang, pigeonhole, cool, hold up, hold off, put aside, put forward, put on back burner, put on hold, put on ice, put on the shelf
tablet 5 noun sheaf of papers that are connected scratch, notebook, book, pad, sheets
tablet 5 noun sheaf of papers that are connected ream, folder, quire, scratch pad, memo pad
tablet 5 noun encapsulated medicine medicine, pill, dose, cake, square
tablet 4 noun encapsulated medicine capsule, pellet, lozenge, troche
tableware 5 noun flatware glasses, dishes, spoons, knives, forks
tableware 3 noun flatware silverware, glassware, utensils
taciturn 9 adj uncommunicative close, cold, distant, dumb, quiet, reserved, silent, sparing, withdrawn
taciturn 17 adj uncommunicative reticent, aloof, dour, laconic, antisocial, curt, mum, mute, sententious, speechless, tight-lipped, close-mouthed, brooding, clammed up, dried-up, unexpressive, unforthcoming
tactic 3 noun plan ploy, stratagem, gambit
tail 7 noun end piece, part rear, end, reverse, train, behind, tag, conclusion
tail 20 noun end piece, part rear end, butt, buttocks, extremity, stub, appendage, posterior, tush, rump, rudder, tailpiece, empennage, caudal appendage, fag end, hind end, hind part, hindmost part, last part, tag end, wagger
tail 6 verb follow pursue, track, dog, trail, tag, shadow
tail 5 verb follow hound, stalk, eye, bedog, keep an eye on
take 12 noun profit cut, return, revenue, share, yield, catching, holding, catch, gate, part, proceeds, returns
take 4 noun profit booty, haul, receipts, takings
take 21 verb get; help oneself to capture, earn, seize, receive, win, reach, accept, collect, arrest, have, grab, hold, grip, grasp, handle, secure, acquire, obtain, catch, strike, collar
take 22 verb get; help oneself to pick up, ensnare, clutch, snatch, overtake, attain, snag, entrap, abduct, reap, clasp, pull in, take in, prehend, carry off, carve out, gain possession, gather up, get hold of, haul in, lay hold of, take hold of
take 6 verb steal seize, abstract, nail, pocket, appropriate, borrow
take 31 verb steal lift, pick up, snare, commandeer, sequester, salvage, nip, nab, arrogate, swipe, snag, purloin, preempt, confiscate, annex, pluck, snatch, filch, snitch, abduct, misappropriate, expropriate, pinch, liberate, pull in, rip off, take in, accroach, carry off, haul in, run off with
take 18 verb buy; reserve draw, pick, choose, select, get, purchase, charter, engage, elect, borrow, prefer, hire, obtain, derive, book, rent, gain, mark
take 8 verb buy; reserve cull, procure, lease, decide on, opt for, optate, pay for, single out
take 16 verb endure receive, welcome, accept, stand, go, hold, suffer, stomach, tolerate, bear, accommodate, weather, contain, swallow, undergo, brave
take 21 verb endure withstand, brook, hack, abide, bear with, go through, hang on, hang tough, stand for, take it, give access, grin and bear it, hang in, let in, live with, put up with, ride out, stick it out, submit to, take it lying down, take it on the chin
take 6 verb consume feed, drink, meal, down, swallow, eat
take 6 verb consume inhale, imbibe, ingest, devour, feed on, partake of
take 31 verb accept, adopt; use enjoy, do, play, perform, like, receive, make, work, serve, welcome, bring, have, include, function, accommodate, execute, assume, practice, behave, appropriate, experience, utilize, react, admit, observe, treat, undertake, sense, effect, operate, exercise
take 11 verb accept, adopt; use exert, relish, delight in, enter upon, take in, be aware of, deal with, give access, let in, luxuriate in, put in practice
take 24 verb understand consider, receive, accept, feel, see, expect, follow, hold, think, know, grasp, gather, assume, regard, sense, perceive, experience, suspect, observe, imagine, catch, suppose, believe, deem
take 11 verb understand presume, comprehend, apprehend, reckon, compass, take in, be aware of, interpret as, look upon, see as, think of as
take 6 verb win; be successful beat, work, succeed, operate, prevail, triumph
take 3 verb win; be successful be efficacious, do the trick, have effect
take 23 verb carry, transport; accompany lead, move, back, drive, bring, conduct, convey, attend, bear, haul, journey, cart, pilot, shoulder, buck, ride, gun, guide, tour, truck, steer, heel, pack
take 12 verb carry, transport; accompany convoy, usher, tote, escort, lug, jag, trek, ferry, fetch, schlepp, piggyback, go with
take 7 verb captivate, enchant draw, overwhelm, please, delight, entertain, charm, attract
take 7 verb captivate, enchant bewitch, allure, fascinate, wile, magnetize, become popular, win favor
take 3 verb require need, ask, demand
take 3 verb require crave, necessitate, call for
take 3 verb subtract remove, discount, eliminate
take 6 verb subtract deduct, draw back, knock off, take off, take away, take out
take 1 verb cheat, deceive trick
take 15 verb cheat, deceive beat, do, flimflam, hoodwink, dupe, gull, bilk, fiddle, bamboozle, con, cozen, defraud, swindle, pull a fast one, take for a ride
take 3 verb contract, catch draw, get, derive
take 4 verb contract, catch come down with, be seized, sicken with, take sick with
talented 9 adj gifted capable, brilliant, skilled, accomplished, intelligent, smart, able, artistic, expert
talented 10 adj gifted proficient, adept, adroit, clever, cut out for, ingenious, masterly, endowed, having a knack, shining at
talk 2 noun speech, address to group lecture, discourse
talk 19 noun speech, address to group dissertation, homily, exhortation, harangue, descant, recitation, declamation, spiel, allocution, oration, monologue, epilogue, sermon, disquisition, prelection, screed, peroration, expatiation, chalk talk
talk 8 noun gossip report, conversation, rumor, hint, jaw, lip, noise, cry
talk 33 noun gossip allusion, hearsay, nonsense, racket, cant, bombast, chat, prose, rot, persiflage, grapevine, bunk, raillery, trash, palaver, blather, insinuation, chitchat, banter, rumble, rubbish, chatter, gab, badinage, innuendo, yarn, scuttlebutt, buzz, hot air, small talk, jive, idle talk, tête-à-tête
talk 10 noun discussion negotiation, conference, dialogue, visit, argument, conversation, interview, meeting, seminar, encounter
talk 17 noun discussion deliberation, consultation, symposium, huddle, conclave, parley, powwow, spiel, colloquy, confabulation, parlance, palaver, ventilation, earful, eyeball-to-eyeball, interlocution, straight talk
talk 4 noun communication with language speech, discourse, speaking, words
talk 12 noun communication with language patois, dialect, utterance, argot, locution, vocalization, verbalization, parlance, jargon, chatter, slang, lingo
talk 13 verb produce words; inform reveal, use, describe, express, communicate, say, tell, speak, influence, articulate, persuade, confess, voice
talk 37 verb produce words; inform chat, sing, verbalize, notify, utter, gossip, broach, parley, divulge, intone, yak, drawl, palaver, prate, patter, babble, pronounce, converse, squeak, prattle, rhapsodize, chatter, gab, squeal, chant, spout, gabble, drone, spill the beans, soliloquize, comment on, give voice to, run on, tell all, ventriloquize, flap one's tongue, talk one's leg off
talk 11 verb discuss with another exchange, interact, visit, negotiate, contact, consult, interview, argue, dialogue, reason, relate
talk 27 verb discuss with another huddle, confer, commune, network, deliberate, chew, confide, parley, vent, touch, canvass, palaver, confabulate, touch base, reach out, collogue, groupthink, interface, be in contact, carry on conversation, engage in conversation, go into a huddle, have a meet, hold discussion, join in conversation, keep in touch, thrash out
talk 6 verb address group pitch, speak, influence, discourse, persuade, lecture
talk 14 verb address group orate, stump, sermonize, spout, induce, spiel, accost, sway, harangue, prelect, deliver a speech, give a talk, give speech, hold forth
talkative 3 adj excessively communicative articulate, verbal, vocal
talkative 26 adj excessively communicative voluble, glib, loquacious, effusive, garrulous, chatty, eloquent, fluent, gabby, long-winded, loudmouthed, mouthy, prolix, slick, smooth, verbose, windy, wordy, gossipy, talky, big-mouthed, chattering, full of hot air, loose-lipped, multiloquent, rattling
talkativeness 8 noun wordiness verboseness, verbiage, loquacity, prolixity, garrulous, logorrhea, loquaciousness, long-windedness
talkativeness 12 noun loquacity grandiloquence, wordiness, verboseness, prolixity, verbosity, logorrhea, loquaciousness, volubility, glibness, garrulousness, long-windedness, chattiness
tall 5 adj high in stature, length great, big, soaring, towering, giant
tall 13 adj high in stature, length lanky, rangy, elevated, alpine, lofty, sizable, statuesque, lank, sky-high, beanstalk, altitudinous, high-reaching, skyscraping
tall 5 adj exaggerated, unreasonable hard, steep, impossible, demanding, difficult
tall 9 adj exaggerated, unreasonable absurd, exorbitant, farfetched, implausible, outlandish, overblown, preposterous, unbelievable, embellished
tank 2 noun container pond, pool
tank 7 noun container reservoir, cistern, basin, receptacle, vat, cauldron, aquarium
tank 3 noun large container for liquids vessel, container, tub
tank 7 noun large container for liquids keg, cask, cistern, basin, receptacle, vat, cauldron
tap 10 noun faucet valve, spigot, hydrant, spout, egress, cock, nozzle, petcock, stopcock, bibcock
tap 8 verb hit lightly touch, knock, pat, drum, beat, tip, tag, strike
tap 7 verb hit lightly dab, palpate, rap, thump, bob, thud, percuss
tap 12 verb pierce to drain draw, use, utilize, pump, open, drain, mine, draft, drill, bore, milk, empty
tap 15 verb pierce to drain penetrate, riddle, lance, bleed, spear, broach, siphon, spike, stab, perforate, draw out, unplug, draw forth, draw off, unstopper
tape 5 noun ribbon of material rope, line, band, edging, strip
tape 1 noun ribbon of material braid
tape 9 verb stick together with material wrap, wire, secure, bind, support, rope, seal, tie, bond
tape 6 verb stick together with material fasten, swathe, bandage, truss, tie up, hold together
tape 2 verb record sounds, sights register, video
tape 4 verb record sounds, sights videotape, audiotape, make a tape, tape-record
target 13 noun aim, goal object, point, destination, spot, mark, purpose, objective, function, duty, use, end, intention, ambition
target 2 noun aim, goal ground zero, bull's-eye
target 3 noun person as object of ridicule victim, game, sport
target 9 noun person as object of ridicule mark, byword, scapegoat, quarry, prey, butt, scorn, sitting duck, pigeon
taste 5 noun flavor of some quality sweet, bitter, drive, suggestion, salt
taste 23 noun flavor of some quality aroma, sting, zing, zip, savor, jolt, bang, kick, zest, punch, smack, ginger, wallop, piquancy, relish, oomph, tang, sour, sapor, aftertaste, savoriness, palatableness, sapidity
taste 10 noun tiny sample touch, bite, bit, hint, fragment, sprinkling, drop, suggestion, swallow, sampling
taste 19 noun tiny sample tincture, morsel, dash, chaw, trifle, sip, mouthful, tidbit, whiff, delicacy, appetizer, nip, wink, tinge, soupçon, titbit, spoonful, canapé, hors d'oeuvre
taste 8 noun inclination, preference desire, heart, understanding, type, weakness, leaning, liking, tendency
taste 23 noun inclination, preference penchant, appetite, fondness, stomach, bent, zest, prepossession, comprehension, predisposition, gusto, fancy, partiality, thing, appetence, affection, disposition, predilection, relish, attachment, cup of tea, soft spot, palate, druthers
taste 2 noun capacity to sense flavor stomach, tongue
taste 6 noun capacity to sense flavor appetite, appetence, palate, gout, gustation, taste buds
taste 8 noun judgment, propriety style, perception, appreciation, culture, feeling, grace, discrimination, distinction
taste 22 noun judgment, propriety elegance, susceptibility, tastefulness, polish, correctness, refinement, finesse, decorum, tactfulness, delicacy, acuteness, discernment, penetration, acumen, cultivation, discretion, restraint, nicety, tact, politeness, aestheticism, good taste
taste 11 verb judge, try enjoy, chew, bite, sample, eat, sense, perceive, test, criticize, touch, distinguish
taste 10 verb judge, try sip, savor, lick, assay, nibble, differentiate, partake, relish, discern, try the flavor of
taste 6 verb experience feel, appreciate, undergo, know, encounter, perceive
taste 7 verb experience savor, be exposed to, come up against, have knowledge of, meet with, partake of, run up against
tasty 1 adj delicious divine
tasty 25 adj delicious spicy, yummy, pungent, delectable, flavorful, luscious, appetizing, savory, flavorsome, heavenly, mellow, palatable, piquant, sapid, scrumptious, tasteful, toothsome, delish, flavory, full-flavored, good-tasting, sugar-coated, sweetened, toothy, zestful
tax 12 noun charge levied by government on property, income duty, fine, price, rate, cost, contribution, expense, obligation, custom, toll, assessment, dues
tax 14 noun charge levied by government on property, income levy, tariff, excise, salvage, bite, tribute, impost, imposition, pork barrel, capitation, towage, giveaway, brokerage, tithe
tax 10 noun burden duty, charge, load, task, weight, difficulty, drain, strain, demand, pressure
tax 5 noun burden albatross, imposition, onus, millstone, deadweight
tax 7 verb levy charge on property, income assess, impose, enact, rate, charge, demand, exact
tax 7 verb levy charge on property, income extract, tithe, charge duty, demand toll, exact tribute, lay an impost, require contribution
tax 15 verb burden exhaust, weaken, load, weight, strain, tire, stretch, charge, pressure, drain, stress, task, try, push, weigh
tax 19 verb burden enervate, sap, lade, cumber, weary, overburden, saddle, overwork, encumber, oppress, prey on, wear out, weigh down, overtax, overuse, make demands on, press hard on, put pressure on, weigh heavily on
tax 2 verb accuse blame, charge
tax 11 verb accuse impugn, reproach, criminate, impeach, incriminate, indict, impute, inculpate, arraign, censure, reprove
taxi 8 noun land vehicle; car transportation, auto, van, truck, bus, lemon, wheels, tub
taxi 26 noun land vehicle; car convertible, sports car, compact, wreck, ride, buggy, crate, bug, jalopy, heap, station wagon, pickup truck, limousine, passenger car, four-wheeler, subcompact, junker, hatchback, sedan, hardtop, go-cart, bucket of bolts, clunker, gas guzzler, motor car, oil burner
taxi 6 noun car for hire carriage, hack, taxicab, jitney, hackney, tourist car
taxi 5 verb glide along without much effort sail, drift, cruise, slide, float
taxi 5 verb glide along without much effort skate, get by, freewheel, ride on current, smooth along
taxi 3 noun taxicab coach, vehicle, cab
taxi 2 noun taxicab carriage, hackney
taxi 31 verb pass possession to give, move, bring, carry, ship, find, transport, sell, provide, supply, send, transmit, deliver, change, convert, shift, remove, assign, feed, convey, forward, mail, translate, express, bear, hand, haul, cart, post, shoulder, disturb
taxi 25 verb pass possession to dispatch, cede, hand over, relocate, turn over, ferry, deed, transplant, relegate, tote, metamorphose, lug, transmute, dispense, transpose, displace, consign, transfigure, delegate, dislocate, transmogrify, pass the buck, pass on, make over, sign over
taxi 14 noun machine used for transportation wagon, van, car, bus, truck, automobile, bicycle, boat, cab, mechanism, agent, carrier, transport, wheels
taxi 8 noun machine used for transportation vector, buggy, crate, conveyance, jalopy, motorcycle, jeep, chariot
taxi 3 noun taxi with restricted license hack, restricted-license cab, taxicab
taxpayer 7 noun person native of country voter, civilian, resident, national, commoner, subject, native
taxpayer 18 noun person native of country settler, inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, denizen, householder, occupant, villager, cosmopolite, burgher, burgess, John/Jane Q. Public, freeman/woman, member of body politic, member of community, naturalized person, townsperson, urbanite
taxpayer 2 noun elector resident, citizen
taxpayer 2 noun elector suffragist, balloter
tea 1 noun beverage drink
tea 3 noun beverage brew, refreshment, pekoe
teacher 11 noun person who educates supervisor, scholar, assistant, professor, coach, educator, instructor, trainer, adviser, mentor, guide
teacher 10 noun person who educates lecturer, tutor, preceptor, pundit, pedagogue, teach, disciplinarian, schoolteacher, faculty member, abecedary
team 20 noun group, crew club, company, squad, party, organization, side, unit, set, gang, bunch, span, stable, troop, body, outfit, band, pair, string, partners, workers
team 12 noun group, crew lineup, trio, rig, duo, contingent, faction, aggregation, yoke, troupe, sect, foursome, tandem
tear 8 noun rip, cut hole, crack, run, scratch, damage, break, rent, split
tear 8 noun rip, cut gash, laceration, fissure, imperfection, breach, rupture, mutilation, tatter
tear 1 noun wild action drunk
tear 7 noun wild action carouse, carousal, binge, bust, wassail, bender, spree
tear 13 verb cut, rip an object pull, divide, injure, separate, damage, break, split, crack, grab, run, scratch, ribbon, seize
tear 28 verb cut, rip an object rive, mangle, snatch, shred, slash, yank, rupture, sever, wrench, frazzle, rift, cleave, rend, gash, wrest, lacerate, pluck, incise, impair, slit, claw, mutilate, extract, fray, sunder, jigsaw, evulse, pull apart
tear 14 verb move very fast shoot, rush, chase, fly, run, career, spring, course, charge, race, bolt, hurry, speed, boil
tear 6 verb move very fast fling, gallop, zoom, dart, dash, lash
tease 11 verb aggravate, provoke bother, needle, slam, rally, rib, worry, devil, snap, sound, disturb, ride
tease 37 verb aggravate, provoke annoy, ridicule, nudge, pick on, tantalize, taunt, harass, torment, pester, mock, badger, rag, bait, beleaguer, importune, josh, goad, vex, hector, gibe, banter, gnaw, plague, chaff, spoof, bedevil, razz, dog, roast, harry, put down, jive, be at, give a hard time, lead on, send up, swipe at
technical 7 adj concerning details, mechanics industrial, scientific, mechanical, professional, specialized, special, restricted
technical 7 adj concerning details, mechanics scholarly, abstruse, occupational, technological, vocational, high-tech, methodological
technique 24 noun method style, capacity, art, facility, means, system, capability, craft, mode, routine, performance, skill, approach, procedure, manner, delivery, fashion, tactics, course, execution, way, address, touch, wise
technique 8 noun method know-how, artistry, proficiency, usage, knack, modus operandi, modus, technic
technology 2 noun electronics, science mechanics, computers
technology 13 noun electronics, science machinery, automation, robotics, telecommunications, mechanization, applied science, electronic components, hi tech, high tech, industrial science, scientific know-how, scientific knowledge, technical knowledge
teenager 4 noun adolescent youth, youngster, minor, teen
teenager 4 noun adolescent juvenile, stripling, sweet sixteen, teenybopper
telephone 4 verb communicate through telephone system phone, contact, ring, call
telephone 14 verb communicate through telephone system dial, buzz, pick up, call up, get back to, get on the horn, get on the line, give a call, give a jingle, give a ring, make a call, put a call through, ring up, touch base with
television 4 noun visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves station, video, tube, receiver
television 11 noun visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves TV set, box, eye, TV, baby-sitter, boob tube, idiot box, small screen, audio, telly, vid
tell 24 verb communicate disclose, reveal, instruct, confess, mention, explain, express, state, order, inform, say, report, announce, advise, declare, speak, represent, level, require, authorize, direct, command, proclaim, bid
tell 27 verb communicate notify, summon, recite, leak, acquaint, apprise, enjoin, divulge, impart, utter, fill in, break the news, call upon, clue in, give facts, give out, keep posted, lay open, leave word, let in on, let know, let slip, make known, open up, put before, reel off, spit it out
tell 7 verb narrate, describe portray, express, state, report, speak, relate, depict
tell 5 verb narrate, describe recount, rehearse, chronicle, give an account of, set forth
tell 10 verb understand, discern see, identify, know, learn, recognize, discover, perceive, determine, distinguish, divine
tell 10 verb understand, discern discriminate, clinch, comprehend, deduce, differentiate, ascertain, find out, make out, be sure, know for certain
tell 3 verb carry weight count, weigh, register
tell 7 verb carry weight militate, have effect, have force, make presence felt, make presence known, take effect, take its toll
tell 3 verb calculate count, number, tale
tell 6 verb calculate compute, reckon, tally, enumerate, numerate, count one by one
temperate 19 adj calm, moderate pleasant, mild, collected, composed, conservative, constant, cool, even, fair, gentle, medium, modest, reasonable, regulated, soft, stable, steady, warm, checked
temperate 17 adj calm, moderate levelheaded, balmy, sober, agreeable, restrained, clement, discreet, dispassionate, equable, even-tempered, sensible, self-controlled, self-restrained, curbed, unexcessive, unextreme, unimpassioned
temperate 2 adj controlled, sober continent, moderate
temperate 5 adj controlled, sober restrained, abstemious, abstentious, abstinent, self-restraining
temperature 6 noun hotness, coldness of some degree heat, cold, climate, condition, warmth, degrees
temperature 7 noun hotness, coldness of some degree febricity, feverishness, pyrexia, calefaction, incalescence, body heat, thermal reading
temple 2 noun house of worship house, church
temple 13 noun house of worship sanctuary, synagogue, mosque, pagoda, shrine, place of worship, chapel, tabernacle, cathedral, house of God, pantheon, holy place, house of prayer
temporary 8 adj lasting only a short while limited, brief, short, supply, summary, acting, passing, shifting
temporary 33 adj lasting only a short while short-lived, makeshift, interim, transitory, provisional, momentary, perishable, alternate, ephemeral, fugitive, transient, mortal, impermanent, volatile, stopgap, substitute, ad hoc, changeable, evanescent, fleeting, pro tempore, slapdash, unstable, ad interim, fugacious, pro tem, provisory, temp, make-do, Band-Aid, for the time being, overnight, unfixed
tempt 18 verb lure, entice stimulate, motivate, persuade, charm, attract, dare, invite, move, influence, provoke, risk, promote, court, test, draw, oil, train, try
tempt 29 verb lure, entice fascinate, tantalize, captivate, induce, seduce, woo, intrigue, bait, inveigle, honey, hook, allure, decoy, incite, solicit, instigate, wheedle, whet, entrap, rouse, coax, butter up, draw out, appeal to, lead on, make mouth water, mousetrap, play up to, turn one's head
temptation 4 noun lure, attraction appeal, draw, pull, invitation
temptation 20 noun lure, attraction decoy, bait, provocation, yen, fancy, come-on, seduction, attractiveness, inducement, hankering, fascination, blandishment, snare, allurement, trap, enticement, inveiglement, tantalization, coaxing, seducement
tenant 1 noun person who leases a place resident
tenant 16 noun person who leases a place dweller, occupant, renter, inhabitant, holder, lodger, lessee, boarder, possessor, householder, roomer, addressee, leaseholder, indweller, occupier, rent payer
tendency 16 noun inclination to think or do in a certain way habit, trend, weakness, leaning, bias, impulse, shift, type, set, mind, custom, current, run, drift, liability, turn
tendency 20 noun inclination to think or do in a certain way penchant, propensity, bent, thing, way, usage, proclivity, susceptibility, slant, partiality, disposition, temperament, mindset, readiness, predisposition, proneness, predilection, addiction, affection, inclining
tendency 18 noun direction of movement trend, shift, bias, leaning, movement, bearing, run, bent, turn, curve, drift, drive, aim, course, way, current, heading, turning
tendency 3 noun direction of movement inclination, purport, tenor
tender 2 adj fragile, soft delicate, weak
tender 6 adj fragile, soft supple, breakable, dainty, frail, effete, feeble
tender 3 adj young, inexperienced sensitive, new, vulnerable
tender 12 adj young, inexperienced raw, green, rookie, callow, childish, childlike, immature, impressionable, unripe, vernal, youthful, wet behind the ears
tender 13 adj affectionate, loving mild, romantic, touching, gentle, warm, soft, kind, yielding, sensitive, moving, forgiving, emotional, caring
tender 28 adj affectionate, loving sentimental, mushy, poignant, thoughtful, compassionate, demonstrative, amorous, benevolent, charitable, considerate, evocative, fond, humane, lenient, merciful, responsive, softhearted, solicitous, sympathetic, tenderhearted, ticklish, tolerant, touchy, warmhearted, commiserative, all heart, bleeding-heart, lovey-dovey
tender 4 adj painful, sore raw, delicate, sensitive, smarting
tender 10 adj painful, sore inflamed, aching, acute, irritated, thin-skinned, ticklish, touchy, bruised, hypersensitive, oversensitive
tense 4 adj tight, stretched strained, firm, close, stiff
tense 2 adj tight, stretched rigid, taut
tense 9 adj under stress, pressure nervous, strained, anxious, excited, concerned, moved, worried, moving, worrying
tense 38 adj under stress, pressure shaky, edgy, uneasy, apprehensive, agitated, jittery, restive, wired, shot, wreck, beside oneself, fidgety, high-strung, hung up, jumpy, nerve-racking, on edge, overwrought, queasy, restless, uptight, unquiet, stressful, unnerved, clutched, choked, bundle of nerves, fluttery, hyper, in a tizzy, keyed up, nervous wreck, overanxious, shot to pieces, strung out, up the wall, white knuckled, wound up
tension 7 noun tightness pressure, stress, strain, force, balance, stretching, straining
tension 7 noun tightness rigidity, stiffness, constriction, tautness, tenseness, tensity, astriction
tension 8 noun mental stress anxiety, strain, pressure, worry, concern, nerves, shakes, jumps
tension 19 noun mental stress nervousness, apprehension, hostility, unease, discomfort, jitters, suspense, restlessness, agitation, disquiet, brunt, uneasiness, pins and needles, worriment, edginess, ants in pants, antsiness, bad feeling, nail-biting
tent 1 noun portable canvas shelter canvas
tent 9 noun portable canvas shelter pavilion, wigwam, tabernacle, big top, yurt, wikiup, tupik, tepee, hogan
term 10 noun description of a concept phrase, style, word, name, language, head, title, indication, article, expression
term 9 noun description of a concept appellation, moniker, designation, locution, nomenclature, denomination, caption, terminology, vocable
term 16 noun time period course, session, time, phase, quarter, standing, interval, span, space, stretch, season, spell, tour, while, turn, cycle
term 4 noun time period duration, semester, go, hitch
term 7 noun limit limitation, end, bound, finish, close, boundary, conclusion
term 5 noun limit culmination, terminus, fruition, confines, confine
term 7 verb name something describe, call, style, title, label, tag, entitle
term 6 verb name something dub, denominate, christen, baptize, designate, subtitle
terminal 11 adj final, deadly fatal, last, latter, period, killing, ultimate, closing, latest, extreme, concluding, limiting
terminal 10 adj final, deadly lethal, incurable, lag, mortal, utmost, check out, eventual, hindmost, bounding, on way out
terminal 3 noun end of road; limit station, boundary, end
terminal 5 noun end of road; limit depot, extremity, termination, terminus, end of the line
terminal 3 noun computer screen, computer input/output device monitor, screen, display
terminal 5 noun computer screen, computer input/output device cathode ray tube, CRT, VDT, input device, video display
terrace 6 noun plateau deck, porch, roof, platform, gallery, bank
terrace 5 noun plateau promenade, patio, balcony, esplanade, portico
terrify 4 verb scare alarm, shock, freeze, chill
terrify 18 verb scare dismay, stun, terrorize, intimidate, frighten, appall, startle, horrify, awe, petrify, paralyze, fright, stupefy, spook, scare stiff, scare the pants off of, scare to death, strike fear into
terror 5 noun intense fear anxiety, horror, shock, panic, alarm
terror 9 noun intense fear intimidation, dread, awe, dismay, consternation, fright, trepidation, fearfulness, trepidity
terrorist 3 noun subversive radical, rebel, revolutionary
terrorist 4 noun subversive thug, guerrilla, incendiary, bomber
terrorist 2 noun radical rebel, revolutionary
terrorist 5 noun radical thug, subversive, goon, alarmist, bomber
test 22 noun examination, quiz search, attempt, final, evaluation, analysis, standard, trial, experiment, inquiry, investigation, assessment, approval, inspection, check, essay, questionnaire, exam, preliminary, try, oral, proof, verification
test 25 noun examination, quiz lick, elimination, go, probation, shibboleth, inquest, corroboration, criterion, yardstick, confirmation, fling, scrutiny, probing, substantiation, catechism, ordeal, tryout, touchstone, dry run, trial and error, trial run, countdown, comp, blue book, pop quiz
test 10 verb examine, quiz assess, prove, confirm, question, try, investigate, demonstrate, analyze, check, experiment
test 22 verb examine, quiz verify, inquire, substantiate, validate, assay, look into, try on, prove out, experimentalize, give a tryout, make a trial run, match up, put to the test, run idea by someone, run it up a flagpole, see how it flies, see how wind blows, send up a balloon, shake down, stack up, try on for size, try out
testicle 3 noun organs nuts, privates, stones
testicle 9 noun organs private parts, genitalia, gonads, vulva, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs
testicle 3 noun male testicles nuts, balls, rocks
testicle 8 noun male testicles ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitalia, male genitals, male sex organ, testes, testicles
testicles 3 noun organs nuts, privates, stones
testicles 8 noun organs private parts, genitalia, gonads, vulva, testes, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs
testicles 3 noun male testicles nuts, balls, rocks
testicles 7 noun male testicles ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitalia, male genitals, male sex organ, testes
testify 12 verb vouch for; give testimony assert, indicate, swear, announce, argue, declare, prove, mount, state, show, demonstrate, witness
testify 23 verb vouch for; give testimony depose, attest, affirm, betoken, certify, evince, depone, corroborate, bespeak, sing, warrant, bear witness, token, give evidence, give facts, make evident, point to, say so, stand up for, swear to, swear up and down, cross one's heart, give one's word
text 22 noun subject matter of document idea, theme, passage, content, document, body, topic, head, context, point, fundamentals, issue, sentence, argument, motive, matter, words, consideration, line, contents, subject, lines
text 10 noun subject matter of document wording, verse, quotation, thesis, vocabulary, stanza, extract, paragraph, main body, motify
text 6 noun book used in education manual, textbook, reference, source, assignment, reader
text 8 noun book used in education handbook, syllabus, reference book, schoolbook, workbook, class book, course book, required reading
texture 30 noun charactertistics of a surface balance, sense, fabric, nature, taste, pattern, makeup, character, surface, touch, feeling, quality, composition, structure, being, essence, flexibility, arrangement, web, constitution, make, feel, strategy, scheme, fiber, form, framework, weave, grain, organization
texture 13 noun charactertistics of a surface smoothness, consistency, fineness, roughness, nap, essentiality, warp, disposition, coarseness, stiffness, tissue, woof, intermixture
thank 3 verb express gratitude praise, acknowledge, bless
thank 12 verb express gratitude kiss, be grateful, be indebted, be obligated, be obliged, bow down, give thanks, say thank you, show appreciation, show courtesy, show gratitude, smile on
thanks 5 noun spoken or written appreciation recognition, blessing, credit, praise, grace
thanks 8 noun spoken or written appreciation gratitude, acknowledgment, thanksgiving, gratefulness, thankfulness, benediction, gramercy, thank you note
that's life 8 interj it is written it is fated, oh well, que sera sera, such is life, what will be will be, it's in the cards, that's how the cookie crumbles, that's reality
theatre 2 noun business of plays theater, drama
theatre 7 noun business of plays troupe, histrionics, dramatics, theatrics, dramaturgy, footlights, histrionism
theft 4 noun stealing fraud, crime, cheating, steal
theft 45 noun stealing vandalism, piracy, heist, holdup, embezzlement, larceny, thievery, robbery, burglary, break-in, extortion, snitch, racket, touch, caper, rapacity, score, stickup, rip-off, hustle, thieving, pillage, snatch, plunder, job, appropriation, pilferage, annexation, swindle, fleece, pinch, deprivation, lift, grab, filch, shoplifting, mugging, looting, peculation, defrauding, pilfering, purloining, robbing, swindling, swiping
theme 17 noun idea, subject matter thought, point, text, question, argument, topic, matter, stuff, problem, line, subject, case, affair, head, business, motive, burden
theme 7 noun idea, subject matter motif, thesis, keynote, proposition, leitmotif, matter in hand, point at issue
theme 7 noun written composition description, essay, paper, statement, report, article, exercise
theme 4 noun written composition dissertation, thesis, manuscript, exposition
theology 3 noun religious theory or belief belief, doctrine, faith
theology 4 noun religious theory or belief dogma, creed, credo, theism
theorist 5 noun deep thinker logician, sage, savant, sophist, wise person
theorist 1 noun person who dreams, is idealistic romantic
theorist 13 noun person who dreams, is idealistic seer, prophet, zealot, idealist, dreamer, enthusiast, mystic, utopian, stargazer, daydreamer, Don Quixote, castle-builder, romancer
theorist 4 noun intellectual brain, scholar, mind, student
theorist 5 noun intellectual philosopher, sage, sophist, casuist, mastermind
theory 29 noun hypothesis, belief code, doctrine, argument, concept, system, assumption, suspicion, proposal, scheme, approach, method, premise, philosophy, idea, plan, understanding, provision, ideology, position, speculation, impression, foundation, guess, basis, conditions, base, feeling, grounds, suppose
theory 19 noun hypothesis, belief thesis, rationale, outlook, shot, hunch, supposition, surmise, presumption, theorem, postulate, conjecture, dogma, stab, presentiment, guesswork, systemization, codification, supposal, formularization
therapist 4 noun counselor physician, adviser, doctor, analyst
therapist 6 noun counselor psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, shrink, psychotherapist, psychologist, clinician
therapy 4 noun healing treatment medicine, cure, healing, analysis
therapy 3 noun healing treatment remedy, therapeutics, remedial treatment
thesis 13 noun belief, assumption to be tested theory, hypothesis, premise, opinion, sentiment, point, line, idea, principle, statement, position, proposal, view
thesis 11 noun belief, assumption to be tested supposition, proposition, contention, presumption, contestation, presupposition, postulation, posit, postulate, surmise, apriorism
thesis 7 noun written dissertation essay, argument, discourse, research, theme, paper, composition
thesis 8 noun written dissertation memoir, treatise, monograph, argumentation, exposition, disquisition, monography, tractate
thick 11 adj deep, bulky heavy, wide, broad, hard, fat, massive, firm, solid, high, concrete, substantial
thick 13 adj deep, bulky chunky, compact, squat, husky, burly, obese, pudgy, stocky, stubby, stumpy, thickset, blubbery, consolidated
thick 10 adj concentrated, dense heavy, stiff, deep, firm, set, solid, concrete, close, crowded, fixed
thick 31 adj concentrated, dense impenetrable, opaque, gooey, compact, condensed, gelatinous, gummy, impervious, ossified, sloppy, turbid, viscous, viscid, syrupy, caked, clabbered, clotted, coagulated, compressed, congealed, consolidated, curdled, gloppy, gummous, gunky, jelled, jellied, ropy, solidified, thickened, vitrified
thick 14 adj crowded, packed tight, dense, full, solid, great, rank, close, bursting, concentrated, considerable, covered, frequent, numerous, several
thick 22 adj crowded, packed abundant, impenetrable, compact, brimming, chock-full, condensed, heaped, impervious, multitudinous, populous, profuse, replete, teeming, localized, bristling, compressed, crammed, crawling with, inspissated, like sardines, populated, swarming
thick 3 adj stupid dense, dumb, slow
thick 14 adj stupid dull, brainless, dim-witted, dopey, ignorant, insensitive, moronic, obtuse, slow-witted, thickheaded, blockheaded, doltish, boneheaded, numbskulled
thick 1 adj dense (referring to weather) heavy
thick 9 adj dense (referring to weather) muddy, soupy, dull, impenetrable, cloudy, foggy, indistinct, obscure, turbid
thick 4 adj friendly close, familiar, intimate, devoted
thick 6 adj friendly cordial, chummy, confidential, hand in glove, inseparable, on good terms
thick 3 adj unreasonable excessive, incredible, unfair
thick 10 adj unreasonable thin, flimsy, implausible, improbable, inconceivable, too much, unbelievable, unconvincing, unjust, unsubstantial
thief 3 noun person who steals criminal, clip, cheat
thief 34 noun person who steals burglar, sniper, pickpocket, bandit, crook, swindler, pirate, robber, mugger, prowler, hijacker, punk, plunderer, kleptomaniac, pilferer, larcenist, stealer, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, defalcator, larcener, embezzler, spider, housebreaker, moonlighter, lifter, scrounger, shoplifter, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist
thigh 7 noun leg part groin, ham, flank, hock, femur, loins, gammon
thin 12 adj fine, light, slender fragile, lean, delicate, small, narrow, slight, pole, spare, wasted, shadow, peaked, subtle
thin 43 adj fine, light, slender slim, meager, gaunt, skinny, wan, emaciated, attenuate, rarefied, stick, starved, beanpole, bony, cadaverous, ethereal, gangling, haggard, lanky, lightweight, puny, rangy, rawboned, rickety, scrawny, slinky, spindly, underweight, wizened, gangly, lank, skeletal, twiggy, pinched, undernourished, attenuated, shriveled, threadlike, beanstalk, featherweight, reedy, scraggy, stalky, stilt, twiglike
thin 5 adj transparent, fine delicate, sheer, slight, rare, subtle
thin 18 adj transparent, fine wispy, slim, flimsy, translucent, attenuate, rarefied, refined, diaphanous, filmy, gossamer, permeable, tenuous, unsubstantial, see-through, paper-thin, attenuated, subtile, wafer-thin
thin 6 adj deficient, weak poor, shallow, slight, scattered, incredible, stretched
thin 29 adj deficient, weak flat, meager, flimsy, sparse, thick, transparent, skimpy, diluted, lame, scant, feeble, implausible, improbable, inadequate, inconceivable, insubstantial, insufficient, questionable, scanty, scarce, sketchy, superficial, unbelievable, unconvincing, unsubstantial, untenable, vapid, unpersuasive, weak-kneed
thin 4 adj diluted weak, light, fine, subtle
thin 8 adj diluted watery, dilute, diffuse, rarefied, refined, wishy-washy, dispersed, runny
thin 12 verb make diluted or less dense trim, decrease, diminish, weaken, cut, doctor, edit, needle, reduce, water, cook, expand
thin 15 verb make diluted or less dense prune, irrigate, refine, shave, lace, attenuate, rarefy, disperse, spike, extenuate, delete, cut back, water down, emaciate, weed out
think 28 verb believe; anticipate guess, consider, feel, assume, see, understand, expect, determine, judge, realize, take, envision, conclude, image, deem, sense, feature, suspect, regard, imagine, estimate, hold, conceive, gather, project, credit, suppose, vision
think 11 verb believe; anticipate foresee, fancy, esteem, envisage, surmise, visualize, comprehend, reckon, presume, be convinced, plan for
think 15 verb contemplate resolve, consider, study, appreciate, reflect, judge, speculate, examine, estimate, analyze, evaluate, reason, imagine, conceive, weigh
think 28 verb contemplate ponder, ruminate, brood, deliberate, comprehend, cogitate, infer, cerebrate, mull, muse, meditate, stew, revolve, rationalize, deduce, appraise, turn over, figure out, ideate, have in mind, intellectualize, logicalize, mull over, sort out, stop to consider, take under consideration, rack one's brains, use one's head
think 1 verb remember recall
think 3 verb remember reminisce, recollect, call to mind
thinker 4 noun intellectual brain, scholar, mind, student
thinker 6 noun intellectual philosopher, sage, sophist, casuist, mastermind, theorist
thirsty 5 adj dry, desirous (especially for liquid) hungry, anxious, eager, burning, longing
thirsty 30 adj dry, desirous (especially for liquid) impatient, keen, inclined, greedy, parched, agog, ardent, arid, avid, breathless, craving, hankering, yearning, athirst, bone-dry, thirsting, dehydrated, appetent, cottonmouthed, crazy for, droughty, dry as dust, dying for, itching for, juiceless, lusting, partial to, sapless, waterless, wild for
thought 19 noun formation of mental objects reflection, thinking, attention, understanding, logic, speculation, hope, seeing, reasoning, considering, realizing, judging, knowing, regard, concluding, consideration, study, perceiving, deriving
thought 24 noun formation of mental objects intuition, deliberation, meditation, cerebration, anticipation, introspection, rumination, discerning, scrutiny, musing, cogitation, contemplation, cognition, deduction, heed, rationalization, brainwork, rationalizing, inducing, ideation, apprehending, deducing, theorization, inferring
thought 37 noun idea, concept prospect, image, worry, concern, knowledge, thinking, intention, assessment, hope, conclusion, belief, expectation, understanding, plan, judgment, anxiety, theory, opinion, feeling, dream, notion, view, sympathy, design, guess, assumption, regard, object, drift, appreciation, hypothesis, premise, conception, conviction, aim, purpose, caring
thought 14 noun idea, concept intuition, inference, supposition, brainchild, solicitude, brainstorm, conjecture, reverie, compassion, fancy, kindness, attentiveness, aspiration, estimation
thoughtful 13 adj caring, mindful helpful, careful, friendly, anxious, aware, civil, concerned, cooperative, diplomatic, kind, observing, sensitive, social
thoughtful 31 adj caring, mindful prudent, tactful, deliberate, considerate, polite, discreet, cautious, attentive, courteous, astute, gracious, heedful, benign, canny, charitable, chivalrous, circumspect, gallant, indulgent, kindly, neighborly, obliging, observant, regardful, responsive, solicitous, unselfish, wary, well-bred, observative, well thought-out
thoughtful 14 adj contemplative, introspective wise, reasonable, rational, serious, absorbed, calculating, deep, grave, intellectual, intent, logical, reasoning, thinking, reflecting
thoughtful 29 adj contemplative, introspective melancholy, pensive, analytical, cerebral, earnest, studious, reflective, sober, attentive, brainy, discerning, engrossed, farsighted, keen, levelheaded, meditative, musing, preoccupied, rapt, retrospective, subjective, wistful, cogitative, deliberative, ruminative, lost in thought, museful, philosophic, pondering
thread 7 noun a fine strand of twisted fibers cord, wire, string, hair, fiber, ribbon, cotton
thread 9 noun a fine strand of twisted fibers yarn, strand, filament, wool, braid, gossamer, lisle, fibril, floss
thread 6 noun fiber cord, wire, string, silk, cotton, pile
thread 18 noun fiber yarn, wool, filament, strand, ligature, twine, warp, staple, ravel, stamen, weft, lint, raveling, lisle, woof, floss, thrum, flax
threat 3 noun warning; danger risk, hazard, fix
threat 15 noun warning; danger peril, blackmail, intimidation, menace, omen, commination, thunder, bluff, foreboding, fulmination, presage, portent, writing on the wall, foreshadowing, impendence
threaten 4 verb warn, pressure scare, cow, abuse, enforce
threaten 28 verb warn, pressure intimidate, menace, portend, forewarn, caution, growl, forebode, torment, presage, browbeat, bully, blackmail, admonish, snarl, spook, terrorize, fulminate, scowl, augur, bluster, pressurize, comminate, flex muscles, look daggers, make threat, push around, shake fist at, walk heavy
threaten 3 verb endanger warn, advance, approach
threaten 21 verb endanger imperil, jeopardize, loom, impend, presage, portend, foreshadow, forebode, frighten, overhang, come on, brewing, be dangerous, be gathering, be imminent, be in the air, be in the offing, be on the horizon, hang over, put at risk, put in jeopardy
threshold 8 noun opening; beginning origin, entrance, door, point, start, edge, gate, dawn
threshold 10 noun opening; beginning brink, verge, outset, vestibule, inception, doorway, sill, doorstep, point of departure, starting point
thrill 9 noun sudden excitement fun, pleasure, inspiration, adventure, upper, sensation, blast, response, kicks
thrill 15 noun sudden excitement wallop, flash, twitter, lift, circus, bang, refreshment, stimulation, charge, tingle, titillation, flush, turn-on, fireworks, good feeling
thrill 7 verb excite, stimulate inspire, delight, score, stir, move, send, rally
thrill 28 verb excite, stimulate tickle, electrify, enchant, wow, titillate, animate, palpitate, quiver, arouse, rouse, juice, tingle, galvanize, flush, grab, glow, tremble, flutter, quicken, turn on, fire up, enthuse, blow away, go over big, key up, stir up, knock one's socks off, race one's motor
throat 1 noun neck passage
throat 10 noun neck gullet, maw, gorge, esophagus, larynx, pharynx, trachea, windpipe, thorax, fauces
throne 8 noun chair of royalty toilet, power, dignity, rank, seat, authority, chair, sovereignty
throne 2 noun chair of royalty royalty, cathedra
throw 28 verb propel something through the air force, shove, fire, deliver, drive, send, flip, start, lift, push, pitch, put, overwhelm, toss, shower, floor, project, sprinkle, buck, spray, fell, butt, stone, launch, shy, upset, cast, scatter
throw 35 verb propel something through the air lob, thrust, fling, hurl, heave, bunt, flick, tumble, waft, dash, dislodge, cant, bandy, strew, pelt, splatter, unseat, precipitate, peg, catapult, unhorse, sling, discharge, overturn, pellet, bombard, chuck, impel, barrage, volley, pepper, lapidate, fling off, let fly, let go
throw 3 verb confuse disturb, upset, distract
throw 13 verb confuse baffle, unsettle, dumbfound, bewilder, befuddle, disconcert, confound, dizzy, astonish, fluster, addle, mix up, throw off
thrust 7 noun point of communication core, substance, effect, meaning, short, burden, sense
thrust 5 noun point of communication upshot, gist, meat, purport, pith
thrust 10 noun forward movement momentum, jump, poke, shove, advance, drive, pressure, punch, push, boost
thrust 11 noun forward movement impetus, onset, propulsion, onslaught, blitz, lunge, stab, wham, prod, whack, impulsion
thrust 28 verb push hard plunge, shove, dig, punch, poke, stick, elbow, sink, force, clip, toss, chunk, put, pitch, cut, crowd, attack, boost, urge, run, advance, fire, assault, butt, press, railroad, buck, drive
thrust 29 verb push hard lob, nudge, propel, heave, sling, lunge, smack, stab, interject, jab, transfix, ram, clout, chuck, jostle, hump, nick, jam, peg, assail, pierce, prod, impel, wham, impale, embed, bear down, pour it on, push forward
thumb 7 verb make request, suggestion feel, advise, greet, address, propose, plead, consult
thumb 19 verb make request, suggestion beseech, implore, tumble, confer, entreat, accost, supplicate, appeal to, apply to, feel one out, give a play, give a tumble, make advance, make overture, make up to, sound out, speak to, take aside, talk to
thumb 4 noun small appendage of animate being fork, hook, finger, TOE
thumb 9 noun small appendage of animate being extremity, feeler, claw, pointer, index finger, fang, pinkie, ring finger, phalange
thumb 13 verb touch, stroke try, perceive, sense, manipulate, poke, finger, test, grip, handle, explore, press, squeeze, grasp
thumb 19 verb touch, stroke caress, twiddle, fondle, paw, wield, tickle, grapple, frisk, fumble, ply, palpate, clasp, pinch, clutch, grope, maul, palm, apperceive, run hands over
thumb 11 noun appendage of hand claw, hook, digit, antenna, extremity, tentacle, feeler, pointer, ring finger, pinky, tactile member
thumb 3 verb touch lightly handle, feel, manipulate
thumb 8 verb touch lightly paw, maul, palpate, fiddle, grope, meddle, play with, toy with
thumb 9 verb touch try, test, examine, hold, check, poke, feel, grasp, manipulate
thumb 6 verb touch fondle, paw, palpate, finger, maul, pick up
thumb 2 verb flip through scan, glance
thumb 6 verb flip through browse, skim, riffle, dip into, run through, riff
thumb 9 verb maneuver, handle physically employ, shape, use, work, form, feel, manage, swing, operate
thumb 4 verb maneuver, handle physically wield, ply, finger, mold
thumb 32 verb make physical contact handle, pat, rub, tap, reach, feel, stroke, brush, kiss, strike, hit, taste, sweep, examine, tag, glance, border, suck, manipulate, toy, pet, tip, finger, march, communicate, line, join, smooth, contact, neighbor, push, meet
thumb 29 verb make physical contact lick, caress, probe, converge, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, adjoin, frisk, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, palpate, abut, sip, graze, grope, massage, palm, percuss, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on
thumb 2 verb take a lift hitch, bum a ride
thumb 26 verb touch rub, stroke, border, toy, pet, contact, march, kiss, suck, neighbor, tap, feel, sweep, brush, glance, line, manipulate, pat, tip, taste, strike, communicate, reach, join, examine, meet
thumb 34 verb touch abut, probe, converge, caress, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, sip, grope, massage, lick, palm, hit, percuss, finger, frisk, adjoin, handle, graze, smooth, tag, push, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on
thumb 5 verb browse feed, leaf, scan, read, survey
thumb 22 verb browse nibble, peruse, graze, skim, dip into, run through, check over, examine cursorily, flip through, get the cream, give the once over, glance at, hit the high spots, inspect loosely, leaf through, once over lightly, pass an eye over, read here and there, riff through, riffle through, skip through, thumb through wander
tick 13 noun clicking sound; one beat blow, tap, beat, flash, moment, pulse, second, shake, instant, click, minute, clicking, tapping
tick 8 noun clicking sound; one beat wink, throb, twinkling, clack, rap, pulsation, ticktock, metallic sound
tick 6 noun checkmark cross, mark, stroke, indication, line, check
tick 3 noun checkmark flick, dash, X
tick 2 verb click tap, beat
tick 4 verb click pulsate, clack, thump, ticktock
ticket 19 noun authorization on paper license, admission, record, paper, permit, document, check, card, notice, key, slip, passage, label, note, tag, board, pass, invite, marker
ticket 16 noun authorization on paper certificate, coupon, receipt, voucher, passport, chit, token, tab, password, badge, docket, stub, open sesame, sticker, credential, raincheck
tide 13 noun flow, current stream, trend, wave, flood, tendency, drag, rush, run, course, drift, race, direction, movement
tide 10 noun flow, current undercurrent, spate, torrent, ebb, vortex, sluice, eddy, flux, undertow, whirlpool
tidy 2 adj clean, neat trim, ordered
tidy 19 adj clean, neat orderly, snug, sleek, spruce, apple-pie order, businesslike, chipper, cleanly, methodical, shipshape, spick-and-span, systematic, well-groomed, well-kept, uncluttered, in good shape, neat as a pin, to rights, well-ordered
tidy 8 adj considerable handsome, large, good, fair, generous, healthy, substantial, vast
tidy 5 adj considerable sizable, respectable, ample, goodly, largish
tidy 4 verb make neat and orderly police, straighten, clean, order
tidy 17 verb make neat and orderly spruce, spruce up, fix up, frame, groom, tauten, neaten, clear the decks, get act together, pull together, put in good shape, put in order, put in shape, put to rights, shape up, straighten up, whip into shape
tie 11 noun fastening connection, link, network, cord, string, outfit, joint, tackle, band, rope, bond
tie 16 noun fastening fetter, tie-in, strap, gag, ligature, nexus, attachment, brace, tie-up, yoke, bandage, knot, hookup, fastener, ligament, zipper
tie 3 noun deadlock draw, push, level
tie 7 noun deadlock stalemate, equivalence, standoff, dead heat, photo finish, drawn battle, even game
tie 8 noun relationship connection, commitment, duty, network, outfit, obligation, association, bond
tie 6 noun relationship allegiance, tie-in, hookup, affiliation, liaison, kinship
tie 10 verb connect, interlace join, secure, attach, link, tighten, bind, marry, unite, rope, band
tie 19 verb connect, interlace clinch, knot, cinch, wed, gird, moor, splice, lash, fasten, tether, truss, anchor, do up, tie up, rivet, make a bow, make a hitch, make a knot, make fast
tie 6 verb equal meet, draw, match, touch, balance, rival
tie 9 verb equal deadlock, parallel, break even, be even, be neck and neck, be on a par, even up, keep up with, measure up
tiger 1 noun large cat cat
tiger 7 noun large cat cougar, leopard, cub, lynx, feline, carnivore, jaguar
tight 23 adj close, snug strong, stiff, solid, strained, steady, fast, stable, quick, thick, narrow, bound, crowded, dense, drawn, enduring, established, firm, fixed, secure, set, tightened, contracted, stretched
tight 16 adj close, snug compact, sturdy, inflexible, tense, taut, rigid, cramped, invulnerable, tenacious, unbending, unyielding, hidebound, clasped, close-fitting, constricted, skintight
tight 20 adj sealed short, uncomfortable, fast, blind, cutting, firm, fixed, locked, proof, secure, shrunken, shut, sound, tied, blocked, bolted, crushing, nailed, slammed, snapped
tight 19 adj sealed airtight, fastened, hermetic, impenetrable, impermeable, impervious, pinching, choking, clumped, cramping, hermetically sealed, obstructed, padlocked, plugged, skintight, smothering, stopped up, tied up, watertight
tight 5 adj stingy cheap, close, grasping, mean, sparing
tight 5 adj stingy miserly, parsimonious, penny-pinching, penurious, tightfisted
tight 11 adj difficult, troublesome rough, tough, close, critical, dangerous, disturbing, exacting, near, punishing, trying, upsetting
tight 10 adj difficult, troublesome tricky, tense, precarious, arduous, distressing, hazardous, perilous, sticky, ticklish, worrisome
tight 2 adj intoxicated drunk, loaded
tight 12 adj intoxicated high, drunken, inebriated, plastered, smashed, stoned, tipsy, under the influence, boozy, pickled, stewed, buzzed
tighten 13 verb constrict narrow, secure, strain, close, screw, stretch, fix, crush, grip, pressure, squeeze, bind, contract
tighten 14 verb constrict stiffen, toughen, cramp, strangle, condense, tauten, congeal, compress, tense, clench, harden, pinch, fasten, rigidify
tile 3 noun slab brick, plate, block
tile 3 noun slab slate, shingle, pantile
timber 11 noun trees, wood forest, log, club, stake, beam, pole, woods, board, frame, boom, rib
timber 11 noun trees, wood girder, rafter, balk, grove, woodland, plank, mast, hardwood, weald, timberland, woodlot
time 33 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour
time 19 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, year, week, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon
time 7 noun opportunity break, occasion, chance, show, shot, peak, opening
time 3 noun opportunity squeak, heyday, look-in
timepiece 3 noun device that tells time clock, watch, calendar
timepiece 16 noun device that tells time dial, chronometer, alarm clock, chronograph, repeater, metronome, pendulum, horologe, chronoscope, gnomon, sundial, stopwatch, clepsydra, hourglass, isochronon, time-keeper
timetable 8 noun schedule calendar, program, plan, agenda, list, chart, record, appointments
timetable 4 noun schedule itinerary, docket, order of business, chronology
tin 5 noun container, usually metallic bucket, jar, bottle, package, vessel
tin 7 noun container, usually metallic receptacle, canister, cannikin, aluminum, gunboat, gutbucket, pop top
tin 18 noun bundle; whole box, container, kit, bag, bottle, load, sack, entity, unit, bunch, pile, lot, combination, burden, trunk, stack, can, pack
tin 13 noun bundle; whole parcel, packet, crate, amalgamation, carton, bale, assortment, luggage, batch, baggage, suitcase, sheaf, biddle
tin 7 noun metallic mineral gold, metal, iron, lead, rock, silver, bronze
tin 5 noun metallic mineral platinum, mineral, copper, blende, zinc
tiny 5 adj very small slight, little, minimum, minute, pocket
tiny 27 adj very small insignificant, teeny, miniature, microscopic, minuscule, puny, diminutive, infinitesimal, midget, negligible, petite, trifling, wee, Lilliputian, teensy, teensy-weensy, bitsy, bitty, itsy-bitsy, itty-bitty, mini, minikin, minuscular, pee-wee, pint-sized, pocket-size, yea big
tip 7 noun very top edge, head, end, point, cap, summit, peak
tip 8 noun very top cusp, extremity, vertex, crown, stub, apex, nip, tiptop
tip 6 noun gratuity paid money, fee, gift, reward, compensation, cue
tip 9 noun gratuity paid perk, lagniappe, handout, perquisite, small change, something, pourboire, sweetener, one-way
tip 11 verb knock over; cause to lean lean, dump, spill, upset, bend, slope, shift, list, pour, empty, heel
tip 15 verb knock over; cause to lean topple, tilt, capsize, incline, unload, recline, slant, upturn, cant, careen, overturn, turn over, upend, overset, topple over
tip 8 verb give inside information suggest, prompt, steer, hint, clue, warn, cue, advise
tip 6 verb give inside information forewarn, caution, tip off, give a clue, give a hint, give the low-down
tire 19 verb exhaust, weary drain, fatigue, wear, fail, bore, worry, tax, fold, weaken, faint, bush, pain, collapse, flag, sink, crawl, strain, wilt, drop
tire 38 verb exhaust, weary annoy, depress, dishearten, exasperate, dispirit, displease, jade, overwork, irritate, irk, disgust, distress, debilitate, nauseate, pall, enervate, sap, droop, vex, deject, yawn, overburden, sicken, harass, ennui, prostrate, burn out, peter out, wear down, wear out, overstrain, overtax, fag, give out, go stale, grow weary, poop out, put to sleep
tired 13 adj exhausted, weary drained, fatigued, bored, faint, spent, worn, finished, wasted, flagging, empty, asleep, consumed, collapsing
tired 34 adj exhausted, weary distressed, sleepy, overworked, stale, annoyed, irritated, beat, jaded, drooping, enervated, broken-down, done for, done in, droopy, drowsy, fed up, haggard, pooped, run-down, tuckered out, worn out, exasperated, prostrated, fagged, irked, overtaxed, all in, burned out, dog-tired, narcoleptic, petered out, played out, sick of, dead on one's feet
tissue 6 noun fabric material, goods, cotton, stuff, bolt, weave
tissue 6 noun fabric dry goods, yard goods, synthetics, twill, calico, textiles
tissue 4 noun entanglement; filament web, fiber, network, net
tissue 6 noun entanglement; filament labyrinth, gossamer, mesh, toil, snare, webbing
tissue 8 noun strand of material grain, thread, cord, web, string, tooth, hair, strip
tissue 11 noun strand of material grit, warp, shred, vein, tendril, staple, filament, cilia, woof, fibril, footlet
tissue 9 noun texture of fabric fiber, direction, pattern, character, surface, tooth, current, tendency, weave
tissue 6 noun texture of fabric nap, staple, warp and woof, weft, make-up, striation
tissue 7 noun netted material trim, edging, border, netting, net, trimming, banding
tissue 8 noun netted material mesh, ornament, filigree, openwork, crochet, tatting, appliqué, threadwork
tissue 4 noun large fibers of animal body meat, flesh, might, beef
tissue 4 noun large fibers of animal body tendon, brawn, sinew, thew
tissue 5 noun material upon which one writes sheet, poster, note, pad, card
tissue 11 noun material upon which one writes stationery, rag, parchment, vellum, papyrus, newsprint, letterhead, filing card, note card, note pad, onion skin
tissue 30 noun charactertistics of a surface balance, sense, fabric, nature, taste, pattern, makeup, character, surface, touch, feeling, quality, composition, structure, being, essence, flexibility, arrangement, web, constitution, make, feel, strategy, scheme, fiber, form, framework, weave, grain, organization
tissue 12 noun charactertistics of a surface smoothness, consistency, fineness, roughness, nap, essentiality, warp, disposition, coarseness, stiffness, woof, intermixture
tissue 9 noun netting screen, net, network, fabric, texture, fiber, weave, complexity, involvement
tissue 27 noun netting filigree, cobweb, tangle, lattice, gossamer, snarl, plait, interconnection, maze, morass, labyrinth, warp, toil, mesh, entanglement, trellis, skein, weft, interlacing, webbing, meshwork, wicker, woof, mat, reticulation, matting, lacework
tissue 2 noun band of tissue cord, band
tissue 3 noun band of tissue hamstring, sinew, ligament
tissue 28 noun texture arrangement, balance, being, character, composition, constitution, essence, fabric, feel, feeling, fiber, flexibility, form, framework, grain, makeup, nature, organization, pattern, quality, scheme, sense, strategy, structure, surface, taste, weave, web
tissue 15 noun texture coarseness, consistency, contexture, disposition, essentiality, fineness, make, nap, roughness, smoothness, stiffness, touch, warp, intermixture, woof
title 8 noun heading, label name, description, headline, style, sign, close, head, legend
title 8 noun heading, label inscription, appellation, banner, caption, rubric, salutation, streamer, subtitle
title 4 noun name style, brand, label, term
title 15 noun name moniker, pseudonym, designation, epithet, cognomen, appellation, appellative, tag, tab, handle, denomination, sobriquet, nom de plume, honorific, nomen
title 17 noun possession, laurel championship, medal, power, claim, right, authority, ribbon, due, commission, holding, privilege, degree, merit, ownership, desert, license, proof
title 10 noun possession, laurel crown, decoration, pretension, deed, prerogative, crest, justification, pretense, dibs, entitlement
title 5 verb name entitle, style, term, label, call
title 5 verb name denominate, christen, baptize, dub, designate
toast 8 noun salutation when drinking alcohol ceremony, sentiment, drink, down, health, proposal, celebration, honor
toast 8 noun salutation when drinking alcohol tribute, salute, pledge, thanksgiving, commemoration, compliment, acknowledgment, shingle
toast 4 verb brown with heat dry, warm, cook, heat
toast 4 verb brown with heat grill, crisp, roast, parch
toddler 4 noun baby infant, kid, youngster, child
toddler 4 noun baby tot, rug rat, preschooler, little one
toe 5 noun foot part appendage, digit, dactyl, phalanges, phalanx
toilet 1 noun grooming or dressing one's person dressing
toilet 8 noun grooming or dressing one's person attire, ablutions, toilette, make-up, grooming, getting ready, tidy-up, wash-up
toilet 1 noun bathroom head
toilet 22 noun bathroom latrine, outhouse, lavatory, throne, commode, privy, can, comfort station, powder room, restroom, washroom, W.C., potty, john, garderobe, water closet, gentlemen's room, ladies' room, little boy's room, little girl's room, men's room, women's room
toilet 2 noun bathroom head, can
toilet 7 noun bathroom latrine, outhouse, lavatory, throne, commode, privy, john
tolerant 14 adj open-minded, easygoing liberal, progressive, forgiving, advanced, big, broad, fair, patient, radical, soft, sophisticated, understanding, wide, excusing
tolerant 23 adj open-minded, easygoing sympathetic, permissive, receptive, lenient, humane, benevolent, broad-minded, catholic, charitable, clement, complaisant, condoning, forbearing, free and easy, indulgent, kindhearted, lax, long-suffering, magnanimous, merciful, unprejudiced, easy on, easy with
tolerate 18 verb allow, indulge accept, endure, permit, authorize, undergo, receive, bear, pocket, admit, humor, sustain, stand, have, sanction, go, hear, suffer, take
tolerate 20 verb allow, indulge brook, countenance, condone, stand for, abide, stomach, swallow, bear with, string along, blink at, consent to, go along with, live with, put up with, sit and take it, sit still for, stay the course, submit to, tough out, wink at
toll 11 noun fee price, tax, rate, cost, expense, payment, duty, customs, charge, demand, assessment
toll 5 noun fee levy, tariff, exaction, impost, tribute
toll 7 noun damage, deaths loss, price, cost, expense, penalty, losses, casualties
toll 1 noun damage, deaths inroad
toll 7 verb ring out sound, bell, signal, warn, call, announce, strike
toll 6 verb ring out clang, summon, peal, knell, chime, bong
tomato 1 noun attractive woman angel
tomato 27 noun attractive woman babe, doll, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, centerfold, peach, fox, pin-up, cupcake, bunny, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamor girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny, sex pot
tomato 1 noun attractive woman angel
tomato 27 noun attractive woman dish, babe, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, bunny, centerfold, peach, sexpot, fox, pin-up, cupcake, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamour girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny
tomato 1 noun fruit with one ovary orange
tomato 2 noun fruit with one ovary pea pod, true fruit
ton 15 noun quantity load, bulk, extent, supply, chunk, number, volume, lot, measure, score, pile, mass, magnitude, pack, bags
ton 18 noun quantity flock, mint, slew, scads, gob, passel, whopper, mess, bundle, expanse, heap, peck, oodles, jillion, hunk, slat, aplenty, mucho
ton 31 noun pile, accumulation stack, load, gathering, pot, cluster, concentration, total, bunch, mountain, lots, sum, much, hill, lot, store, stock, cargo, thousand, million, collection, volume, haul, plenty, harvest, bank, bulk, ocean, mass, deposit, whole, quantity
ton 23 noun pile, accumulation bundle, lump, jumble, clump, profusion, stockpile, scad, fullness, mint, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, aggregation, abundance, oodles, batch, mound, assemblage, amassment, gobs, a lot, great deal
ton 12 noun very large hill ridge, pile, peak, cliff, height, drift, stack, bank, mount, shock, range, mass
ton 20 noun very large hill elevation, bluff, pyramid, eminence, alp, hump, precipice, glob, dome, heap, mesa, abundance, pike, palisade, mound, sierra, volcano, tor, crag, butte
ton 29 noun heap gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit
ton 27 noun heap profusion, stockpile, scad, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, ream, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, batch, bundle, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal
ton 28 noun heap thousand, much, lot, sum, bank, load, gathering, pot, cluster, concentration, bunch, lots, hill, store, stock, cargo, collection, volume, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, bulk, ocean, mass, deposit, whole, quantity
ton 28 noun heap trillion, total, profusion, scad, fullness, jumble, mint, mountain, congeries, stockpile, hoard, ream, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, clump, batch, bundle, multiplicity, mound, assemblage, amassment, gobs, a lot, great deal
ton 29 noun heap gathering, cluster, bunch, cargo, lots, sum, much, hill, thousand, million, haul, collection, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit
ton 27 noun heap profusion, jumble, scad, fullness, total, mint, congeries, trillion, hoard, ream, agglomeration, mountain, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, batch, bundle, stockpile, mound, assemblage, amassment, gobs, clump, a lot, great deal
ton 29 noun heap gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit
ton 28 noun heap ream, scad, profusion, stockpile, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, batch, bundle, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal
ton 29 noun heap stack, gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, bulk, bank, volume, mass, deposit
ton 27 noun heap scad, bundle, batch, profusion, stockpile, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal
ton 29 noun heap lots, gathering, cluster, bunch, cargo, sum, whole, much, hill, thousand, million, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, collection, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, bulk, bank, volume, mass, deposit
ton 27 noun heap profusion, abundance, oodles, ream, fullness, jumble, total, mint, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, mountain, aggregation, lump, bundle, jillion, batch, stockpile, mound, assemblage, amassment, great deal, gobs, multiplicity, clump, a lot
ton 29 noun heap plenty, bunch, load, gathering, pot, cluster, concentration, lots, sum, much, hill, lot, store, stock, cargo, thousand, million, collection, bulk, haul, harvest, stack, bank, volume, whole, ocean, mass, deposit, quantity
ton 28 noun heap profusion, abundance, ream, multiplicity, batch, bundle, scad, aggregation, stockpile, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, lump, oodles, jillion, mound, clump, assemblage, amassment, gobs, a lot, great deal
ton 29 noun heap gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit
ton 27 noun heap profusion, stockpile, scad, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, hoard, ream, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, batch, bundle, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal
ton 5 noun abundance; a lot mass, plenty, piles, scores, thousands
ton 12 noun abundance; a lot horde, multitude, oodles, scads, throng, umpteen, jillion, gobs, heaps, large numbers, tons, whole slew
ton 11 noun a great deal plenty, mountain, wealth, pile, volume, barrel, riches, mass, pack, thousands, loads
ton 31 noun a great deal breadth, plethora, superabundance, fullness, copiousness, completeness, lots, profuseness, scads, overage, superfluity, sufficiency, exuberance, oversupply, mess, lump, excess, peck, abundance, oodles, multiplicity, amplitude, heaps, tons, plentifulness, gobs, a lot, all kinds of, appreciable amount, great quantity, very much
ton 8 noun a lot lots, masses, plenty, many, piles, loads, thousands, millions
ton 8 noun a lot abundance, scads, tons, heaps, zillions, billions, gobs, large number
ton 9 noun large quantity, lots, plenty, barrels, piles, bags, bunches, scores, loads, stacks
ton 9 noun large quantity, oodles, jillion, heaps, zillions, bundles, tons, gobs, large number, many and then some
ton 3 noun great quantity plenty, many, loads
ton 13 noun great quantity oodles, legion, wad, scads, slew, galore, slathers, acres, tons, gobs, realty, reams, legions
tone 5 noun pitch, volume strength, accent, emphasis, stress, force
tone 6 noun pitch, volume timbre, inflection, resonance, modulation, intonation, tonality
tone 26 noun attitude, spirit style, fashion, humor, mood, quality, nature, feel, expression, character, note, trend, manner, aspect, approach, mode, habit, drift, frame, mind, effect, air, current, strain, grain, condition, movement
tone 4 noun attitude, spirit tenor, temper, vein, state of things
tone 4 noun color blend, shade, cast, value
tone 4 noun color hue, tinge, tint, coloration
tone 2 noun condition of the body strength, health
tone 6 noun condition of the body vigor, resiliency, healthiness, elasticity, tonus, tonicity
tongue 5 noun language voice, discourse, speech, expression, talk
tongue 9 noun language dialect, patois, articulation, argot, utterance, idiom, vernacular, lingo, parlance
tool 8 noun instrument used to shape, form, finish engine, means, weapon, mechanism, machine, device, job, implement
tool 8 noun instrument used to shape, form, finish apparatus, utensil, appliance, gadget, gizmo, contraption, contrivance, whatchamacallit
tool 3 noun person who allows himself to be used medium, agent, creature
tool 25 noun person who allows himself to be used accessory, go-between, stooge, pawn, minion, dupe, puppet, accomplice, idiot, patsy, mark, messenger, intermediary, sucker, hireling, figurehead, chump, greenhorn, auxiliary, lackey, flunky, peon, easy mark, stool pigeon, jackal
tooth 13 noun a hard bony structure in the jaws of vertebrates ivory, snag, tush, tusk, molar, premolar, fang, cuspid, bicuspid, incisor, eyetooth, carnassial, false tooth
tooth 3 noun a toothlike or tooth-shaped object projection, point, root
tooth 6 noun a toothlike or tooth-shaped object stub, cog, peg, prong, denticle, dentile
tooth 1 noun bony object in mouth point
tooth 19 noun bony object in mouth ivory, canine, snag, tine, tusk, dent, molar, premolar, grinder, serration, fang, cuspid, bicuspid, denticle, incisor, eyetooth, dentation, dentile, laniary
top 21 adj best, most important; highest finest, dominant, leading, primary, excellent, elite, principal, prime, superior, head, lead, upper, crack, maximum, chief, outside, ruling, capital, fine, first, greatest
top 18 adj best, most important; highest preeminent, crowning, culminating, sovereign, tiptop, first-class, first-rate, foremost, paramount, supreme, top-drawer, top-notch, uppermost, loftiest, maximal, topmost, apical, five-star
top 16 noun highest point lid, head, point, tip, cap, cover, ceiling, roof, face, surface, height, peak, capital, maximum, summit, limit
top 20 noun highest point zenith, climax, crown, culmination, apex, spire, crest, apogee, cusp, vertex, cork, utmost, stopper, pinnacle, acme, meridian, superficies, finial, fastigium, high point
top 14 noun highest rank head, best, prime, flower, prize, lead, choice, captain, chief, pick, pride, elite, leader, cream
top 2 noun highest rank utmost, first place
top 10 verb place on or reach highest part climb, finish, cover, cap, face, scale, protect, tip, roof, reinforce
top 10 verb place on or reach highest part ascend, crown, cloak, surmount, garnish, superimpose, crest, clothe, piggyback, spread over
top 4 verb surpass beat, exceed, best, better
top 20 verb surpass total, eclipse, outstrip, transcend, excel, outshine, overrun, clobber, outdo, finagle, bash, outfox, shut out, fox, goose, be first, blow away, fake out, go beyond, run circles around
top 4 verb remove the upper part trim, dock, crop, cream
top 17 verb remove the upper part ream, pare, prune, truncate, shorten, skim, decapitate, amputate, curtail, shear, cut off, pollard, detruncate, file off, lop off, scrape off, shave off
torch 3 noun light lamp, light, flash
torch 5 noun light beacon, lantern, incendiary, flare, flambeau
torture 2 noun severe mental or physical pain suffering, rack
torture 19 noun severe mental or physical pain persecution, torment, misery, laceration, distress, martyrdom, agony, dolor, twinge, pang, affliction, ache, crucifixion, anguish, tribulation, third degree, excruciation, impalement, cruciation
torture 11 verb upset or hurt severely disturb, injure, beat, wound, abuse, pain, bother, try, wrong, rack, whip
torture 22 verb upset or hurt severely annoy, torment, persecute, mistreat, maim, mutilate, oppress, crucify, smite, distress, afflict, grill, agonize, wring, lacerate, excruciate, irritate, harrow, impale, martyr, mangle, martyrize
toss 8 noun throw fire, chunk, flip, project, cast, pitch, launch, wing
toss 10 noun throw lob, twirl, sling, propel, fling, hurl, chuck, peg, heave, bung
toss 9 verb move back and forth shake, pitch, labor, roll, rock, wave, disturb, stir, swing
toss 23 verb move back and forth tumble, agonize, agitate, jolt, seesaw, heave, squirm, wobble, undulate, lurch, jiggle, wriggle, flounder, sway, writhe, buffet, wallow, oscillate, thrash, bob, joggle, move restlessly, rise and fall
total 12 adj complete, thorough entire, full, overall, sheer, comprehensive, absolute, perfect, gross, positive, sweeping, whole, every
total 21 adj complete, thorough outright, unlimited, utter, unrestricted, unconditional, totalitarian, integral, consummate, all-out, downright, full-blown, full-scale, inclusive, out-and-out, plenary, thoroughgoing, undisputed, undivided, unmitigated, unqualified, unreserved
total 11 noun whole result, amount, sum, all, budget, body, tale, gross, bulk, mass, quantity
total 9 noun whole jackpot, quantum, entirety, totality, aggregate, flat out, sum total, full amount, the works
total 11 verb add up reach, equal, yield, add, comprise, calculate, figure, foot, number, cast, come
total 16 verb add up amount to, consist of, totalize, tote, reckon, aggregate, sum up, come to, pile up, summate, mount up to, result in, ring up, run into, run to, stack up
touch 26 noun physical contact taste, feeling, contact, communication, tap, feel, scratch, stroke, embrace, brush, crash, impact, pat, hug, blow, perception, hit, rub, touching, kiss, handling, shock, push, rubbing, stroking, petting
touch 16 noun physical contact lick, collision, caress, tactility, percussion, junction, graze, manipulation, nudge, peck, contingence, grope, palpation, fondling, cuddling, taction
touch 12 noun tiny amount trace, taste, scent, hint, detail, shade, bit, streak, suggestion, drop, spot, suspicion
touch 13 noun tiny amount whiff, dash, tinge, jot, speck, tincture, pinch, smattering, inkling, smack, intimation, soupçon, small amount
touch 21 noun manner, method style, talent, ability, communication, influence, technique, effect, understanding, hand, contact, skill, approach, direction, finish, facility, characteristic, command, way, faculty, art, awareness
touch 12 noun manner, method familiarity, knack, flair, adeptness, adroitness, mastery, trademark, artistry, deftness, acquaintance, handiwork, virtuosity
touch 32 verb make physical contact handle, pat, rub, tap, reach, feel, stroke, brush, kiss, strike, hit, taste, sweep, examine, tag, glance, border, suck, manipulate, toy, pet, tip, finger, march, communicate, line, join, smooth, contact, neighbor, push, meet
touch 30 verb make physical contact lick, caress, probe, converge, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, adjoin, frisk, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, palpate, abut, sip, graze, grope, massage, palm, thumb, percuss, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on
touch 16 verb have an effect on disturb, inspire, move, influence, upset, mark, stroke, impress, strike, affect, grab, stir, melt, soften, carry, stimulate
touch 10 verb have an effect on excite, arouse, sway, quicken, feel out, get through to, get to, make an impression, strike a chord, tug at the heart
touch 10 verb have to do with; regard involve, affect, handle, eat, consume, use, drink, utilize, interest, concern
touch 12 verb have to do with; regard bear on, be a party to, be associated with, bear upon, belong to, center upon, concern oneself with, deal with, get involved in, partake of, pertain to, refer to
touch 5 verb make mention mention, cover, note, treat, discuss
touch 6 verb make mention go over, bring in, allude to, deal with, refer to, speak of
touch 7 verb compare with; correspond to approach, rival, equal, amount, meet, tie, match
touch 11 verb compare with; correspond to parallel, come up to, come to, be a match for, be in the same league, be on a par, come near, hold a candle to, measure up, partake of, verge on
tough 11 adj sturdy, strong stiff, solid, hard, tight, healthy, firm, fit, conditioned, dense, seasoned, steeled
tough 30 adj sturdy, strong tenacious, vigorous, resilient, hardy, stalwart, stout, brawny, durable, fibrous, flinty, hardened, indigestible, inflexible, leathery, lusty, mighty, resistant, rigid, robust, rugged, sinewy, strapping, unbreakable, unyielding, hard-bitten, cohesive, hard as nails, molded, tough as nails, withstanding
tough 15 adj obstinate, rough harsh, stiff, hard, terrible, strict, severe, desperate, fierce, narrow, firm, confirmed, cruel, exacting, fixed, violent
tough 33 adj obstinate, rough resolute, stern, hard-nosed, savage, adamant, refractory, arbitrary, callous, drastic, ferocious, hard-boiled, hard-line, headstrong, immutable, inflexible, intractable, merciless, obdurate, pugnacious, ruthless, stubborn, taut, unalterable, unbending, uncompromising, uncontrollable, unforgiving, unmanageable, unyielding, vicious, hard-bitten, hard-shelled, ruffianly
tough 14 adj difficult, laborious stiff, hard, demanding, severe, heavy, handful, mean, exacting, labored, puzzling, taxing, trying, exhausting, resisting
tough 24 adj difficult, laborious troublesome, arduous, onerous, strenuous, uphill, backbreaking, baffling, burdensome, exigent, grievous, hairy, intractable, intricate, irksome, knotty, oppressive, perplexing, thorny, toilsome, unyielding, weighty, wicked, effortful, no piece of cake
tough 1 noun person who is rowdy, mean criminal
tough 15 noun person who is rowdy, mean thug, rough, hooligan, ruffian, bully, roughneck, goon, punk, brute, gangster, villain, hoodlum, rowdy, hood, bruiser
tourism 5 noun travel for pleasure travel, exploration, journey, resorting, passage
tourism 7 noun travel for pleasure touristry, globetrotting, traversing, pilgrimage, jaunting, peregrination, sojourn
tourist 3 noun person who visits a place visitor, traveler, stranger
tourist 11 noun person who visits a place sightseer, rubberneck, tripper, wayfarer, excursionist, voyager, vacationist, globetrotter, journeyer, day-tripper, jet-setter
tournament 10 noun sporting competition fight, contest, series, test, sport, meeting, event, match, meet, games
tournament 5 noun sporting competition tourney, duel, clash, tilt, joust
towel 7 verb take moisture out of exhaust, drain, wilt, bake, wipe, empty, concentrate
towel 24 verb take moisture out of sear, evaporate, blot, wither, deplete, shrivel, sponge, dehydrate, kiln, swab, parch, condense, harden, mummify, exsiccate, desiccate, stale, scorch, dehumidify, freeze-dry, anhydrate, soak up, torrefy, wizen
towel 5 noun tangle of material, often used to sponge, swab, squeegee, sweeper, absorb liquid duster
towel 2 noun linen cloth, wipe
towel 3 noun linen doily, serviette, moist towelette
towel 7 verb brush, swab dry, rub, remove, wash, clean, dust, clear
towel 6 verb brush, swab obliterate, mop, erase, sponge, clean off, take away
tower 3 noun very high building or building part column, keep, refuge
tower 19 noun very high building or building part stronghold, lookout, fortification, belfry, skyscraper, pillar, spire, mast, turret, obelisk, steeple, monolith, castle, citadel, fortress, fort, minaret, cloud buster, high rise
tower 7 verb rise above exceed, top, overlook, dominate, mount, rear, soar
tower 10 verb rise above transcend, loom, ascend, surpass, surmount, overtop, be above, extend above, look down, look over
town 3 noun incorporated community city, seat, sticks
town 9 noun incorporated community municipality, metropolis, burg, boondocks, hamlet, borough, township, apple, whistle-stop
toxic 1 adj poisonous deadly
toxic 12 adj poisonous noxious, pernicious, harmful, virulent, lethal, baneful, mephitic, poison, venomous, pestilential, toxicant, septic
toy 2 noun entertainment article doll, game
toy 7 noun entertainment article plaything, trinket, trifle, novelty, knickknack, curio, bauble
toy 4 verb play with fool, play, pet, sport
toy 17 verb play with flirt, fiddle, tease, trifle, coquet, wanton, cosset, dandle, jest, dally, fool around, mess around, play around, string along, amuse oneself, lead on, play games
trace 29 noun evidence; small bit particle, fragment, smell, hint, element, strain, touch, indication, taste, proof, remains, streak, whisper, sign, minimum, slot, mark, breath, suspicion, suggestion, track, spot, trail, survival, sprinkling, shadow, drop, record, shade
trace 29 noun evidence; small bit vestige, relic, speck, whiff, remnant, shred, footprint, tinge, tincture, dash, nuance, snippet, tread, tittle, iota, trifle, jot, dab, scintilla, spoor, intimation, smidgen, memento, crumb, pinch, token, soupçon, nib, footmark
trace 11 verb seek, follow detect, track, discover, pursue, determine, find, hunt, spot, perceive, trail, shadow
trace 9 verb seek, follow unearth, ascertain, discern, spoor, stalk, ferret out, run down, search for, smell out
trace 7 verb draw around depict, chart, map, outline, show, record, copy
trace 5 verb draw around sketch, delineate, reproduce, duplicate, mark out
track 17 noun mark, print made by something path, step, record, trail, impression, sign, scent, slot, remains, print, trace, symbol, impress, clue, wake, indication, monument
track 13 noun mark, print made by something footstep, imprint, remnant, memorial, tread, spoor, tract, footprint, rut, vestige, token, groove, footmark
track 15 noun path, way lane, trail, route, rail, course, street, road, line, highway, clearing, orbit, passage, alley, walk, rails
track 12 noun path, way roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, drag, cut, footpath, artery, avenue, trajectory, pathway, beaten path, trackway
tract 16 noun area, lot plot, estate, section, portion, sector, quarter, zone, district, stretch, region, belt, field, part, extent, piece, spread
tract 4 noun area, lot parcel, expanse, amplitude, plat
trade 15 noun buying and selling transaction, deal, business, exchange, industry, contract, traffic, enterprise, market, custom, truck, public, customers, dealing, sales
trade 7 noun buying and selling commerce, patronage, interchange, barter, clientele, swap, merchantry
trade 12 noun profession, work employment, business, art, game, calling, job, craft, pursuit, position, line, skill, occupation
trade 7 noun profession, work handicraft, thing, avocation, vocation, line of work, métier, nine-to-five
tradition 21 noun established practice ethic, practice, belief, myth, habit, ritual, idea, custom, culture, attitude, form, heritage, wisdom, institution, legend, law, customs, convention, opinion, ethics, conclusion
tradition 11 noun established practice folklore, mythology, lore, birthright, mores, fable, inheritance, usage, praxis, unwritten law, mythos
traditional 18 adj usual, established conventional, old, classical, classic, universal, historic, regular, common, popular, acceptable, acknowledged, fixed, folk, oral, rooted, sanctioned, widespread, transmitted
traditional 12 adj usual, established time-honored, accustomed, ancestral, customary, habitual, immemorial, prescribed, unwritten, long-established, doctrinal, taken for granted, widely used
traffic 10 noun coming and going transportation, service, travel, transit, transport, movement, transfer, passage, passengers, vehicles
traffic 10 noun coming and going shipment, influx, gridlock, freight, flux, jam, parking lot, rush hour, cartage, truckage
traffic 12 noun buying and selling business, communication, industry, trade, truck, exchange, custom, connection, relationship, transactions, dealing, relations
traffic 14 noun buying and selling commerce, patronage, interchange, barter, intercourse, familiarity, doings, dealings, communion, intimacy, soliciting, closeness, peddling, merchantry
traffic 15 verb buy and sell; do business fence, relate, trade, touch, market, deal, interact, handle, exchange, negotiate, network, shove, contact, truck, push
traffic 18 verb buy and sell; do business dicker, peddle, bootleg, swap, barter, moonshine, bargain, touch base, work out, interface, black-market, connect with, deal in, have dealings, have transaction, horse trade, make a deal, reach out
tragedy 7 noun disaster shock, failure, struggle, blow, reverse, lot, curtains
tragedy 26 noun disaster misfortune, catastrophe, humiliation, wreck, mishap, calamity, woe, adversity, hardship, downer, curse, misadventure, contretemps, dole, mischance, dolor, cataclysm, affliction, blight, doom, waterloo, bad luck, hard knocks, unluckiness, bad fortune, the worst
train 20 noun series track, line, set, chain, sequence, course, file, row, scale, court, tail, suite, run, string, trail, wake, thread, column, following, order
train 15 noun series caravan, convoy, entourage, alternation, procession, appendage, cortege, retinue, gradation, sequel, concatenation, tier, progression, succession, consecution
train 20 verb prepare discipline, educate, develop, study, instruct, qualify, equip, teach, improve, coach, shape, ground, exercise, season, update, rear, prime, school, drill, guide
train 27 verb prepare tutor, work out, cultivate, mold, enlighten, hone, accustom, inure, rehearse, tame, habituate, sharpen, brainwash, harden, break in, drum into, dry run, run through, care for, get a workout, get in shape, grow strong, make ready, show the ropes, warm up, whip into shape, wise up
train 9 verb aim at focus, head, beam, level, point, direct, cast, turn, lay
train 8 verb aim at incline, slant, cock, bring to bear, draw a bead, line up, zero in, get in one's sights
trainer 5 noun instructor, teacher adviser, coach, professor, mentor, guide
trainer 6 noun instructor, teacher tutor, lecturer, demonstrator, handler, breeder, drill sergeant
training 18 noun preparation discipline, instruction, workout, practice, schooling, drill, teaching, education, guidance, exercise, foundation, seasoning, background, coaching, principles, grounding, preliminaries, readying
training 13 noun preparation basics, cultivation, upbringing, tuition, indoctrination, buildup, groundwork, tutelage, tune-up, warm-up, sharpening, domestication, chalk talk
trait 13 noun characteristic trick, habit, attribute, character, feature, virtue, quality, manner, custom, cast, point, mark, property
trait 12 noun characteristic quirk, peculiarity, oddity, idiosyncrasy, birthmark, savor, mannerism, thing, affection, denominator, lineament, nature of the beast
transaction 26 noun business dealing; undertaking negotiation, purchase, selling, deal, business, affair, enterprise, sale, contract, agreement, matter, activity, action, buying, bond, coup, play, proceeding, happening, act, step, purchasing, convention, performance, execution, event
transaction 10 noun business dealing; undertaking pact, intercourse, compact, disposal, bargain, doings, covenant, deed, occurrence, goings-on
transfer 7 noun change of possession transmission, removal, assignment, shift, move, variation, translation
transfer 11 noun change of possession deportation, relocation, displacement, alteration, substitution, transmittal, conduction, relegation, transference, transposition, convection
transfer 31 verb pass possession to give, move, bring, carry, ship, find, transport, sell, provide, supply, send, transmit, deliver, change, convert, shift, remove, assign, feed, convey, forward, mail, translate, express, bear, hand, haul, cart, post, shoulder, disturb
transfer 26 verb pass possession to dispatch, cede, hand over, relocate, turn over, ferry, deed, transplant, relegate, tote, metamorphose, lug, transmute, dispense, transpose, displace, consign, transfigure, delegate, dislocate, transmogrify, pass the buck, pass on, taxi, make over, sign over
transform 7 verb change completely convert, transfer, translate, alter, doctor, switch, cook
transform 22 verb change completely mutate, revolutionize, revamp, remodel, reconstruct, mold, transmute, transpose, renew, metamorphose, commute, transmogrify, transfigure, denature, make over, shift gears, sing different tune, switch over, turn around, turn over new leaf, turn the corner, turn the tables
transition 11 noun change, often major development, evolution, shift, conversion, passage, growth, progress, transformation, transit, turn, passing
transition 10 noun change, often major upheaval, progression, changeover, flux, alteration, metamorphosis, transmutation, turning point, metastasis, realignment
transmission 5 noun the act of transporting communication, transportation, sending, hauling, carrying
transmission 4 noun the act of transporting conveyance, transmittal, transference, transposal
transmission 2 noun broadcast program, show
transmission 7 noun broadcast telecast, conduction, simulcast, TV broadcast, radio broadcast, radiocast, television broadcast
transmission 1 noun a mechanism for transmitting power gears
transmission 4 noun a mechanism for transmitting power standard transmission, automatic transmission, gear box, manual transmission
transmission 5 noun conveyance delivery, communication, broadcast, sending, message
transmission 4 noun conveyance dispatch, gearbox, conduction, conductance
transparent 4 adj see-through clear, thin, plain, sheer
transparent 18 adj see-through translucent, diaphanous, filmy, gauzy, glassy, gossamer, limpid, lucid, pellucid, permeable, vitreous, crystalline, lucent, cellophane, crystal-clear, hyaline, tiffany, transpicuous
transparent 13 adj obvious, understandable honest, easy, apparent, articulate, direct, distinct, evident, explicit, open, patent, plain, straight, visible
transparent 21 adj obvious, understandable straightforward, clear-cut, sincere, candid, artless, forthright, frank, guileless, ingenuous, manifest, perspicuous, self-explanatory, unambiguous, unequivocal, unmistakable, unsophisticated, distinguishable, easily seen, plain-spoken, recognizable, undisguised
transport 16 noun move, transfer transit, transportation, removal, lift, passage, carrier, moving, vehicle, movement, shipping, conveying, transferring, carting, hauling, carrying, transporting
transport 9 noun move, transfer shipment, carriage, conveyance, transshipment, transference, conveyor, mover, freightage, truckage
transport 4 noun delight heaven, passion, enthusiasm, happiness
transport 11 noun delight rapture, ardor, euphoria, enchantment, ecstasy, fervor, bliss, cloud nine, seventh heaven, ravishment, rhapsody
transport 16 verb move, transfer ride, remove, bring, haul, take, carry, ship, pack, shoulder, run, back, bear, truck, convey, conduct, heel
transport 7 verb move, transfer lug, ferry, tote, jag, fetch, schlepp, piggyback
transport 1 verb exile sentence
transport 8 verb exile displace, expel, oust, banish, relegate, deport, cast out, expulse
transport 7 verb captivate, delight move, send, entrance, wow, provoke, stir, stimulate
transport 15 verb captivate, delight thrill, ravish, inflame, enchant, slay, excite, agitate, elevate, electrify, trance, enrapture, spellbind, quicken, carry away, uplight
transvestite 1 noun male performer who dresses as a woman queen
transvestite 4 noun male performer who dresses as a woman closet queen, cross-dresser, female impersonator, fruitcake
trap 4 noun snare, trick device, net, conspiracy, plot
trap 33 noun snare, trick bait, ploy, booby trap, quagmire, ambush, ruse, pitfall, stratagem, machination, hook, artifice, prank, deception, temptation, decoy, snag, noose, lasso, ambuscade, maneuver, lure, subterfuge, feint, dragnet, allurement, enticement, come-on, wile, gambit, intrigue, inveiglement, quicksand, seducement
trap 8 verb catch, snare; trick nail, hook, take, surprise, net, fool, collar, grab
trap 26 verb catch, snare; trick ambush, ensnare, inveigle, beguile, enmesh, corner, tangle, circumvent, nab, seduce, decoy, snag, ambuscade, land, entrap, entangle, dupe, overtake, corral, trammel, deceive, mousetrap, box in, rope in, suck in, trip up
trash 5 noun garbage debris, waste, refuse, pieces, fragments
trash 22 noun garbage residue, junk, droppings, rubble, litter, rubbish, sediment, dregs, leavings, filth, rummage, scrap, scum, dross, offal, excess, odds and ends, scourings, oddments, shavings, scraps, sweepings
trash 12 noun ridiculous communication nonsense, rubbish, hogwash, tripe, bilge, balderdash, drivel, malarkey, rot, twaddle, inanity, foolish talk
tray 2 noun platter plate, board
tray 2 noun platter coaster, salver
tread 5 noun walk march, trace, pace, track, step
tread 5 noun walk footstep, gait, stride, tramp, footsteps
tread 7 verb walk; bear down march, hike, crush, pace, step, foot, troop
tread 18 verb walk; bear down trample, squash, traipse, subdue, stride, stamp, trudge, ambulate, plod, repress, tramp, quell, subjugate, hoof, oppress, suppress, step on, stamp on
treasure 13 noun prized possession or entity wealth, gold, riches, cash, valuable, money, reserve, prize, fortune, funds, capital, find, store
treasure 17 noun prized possession or entity jewel, cache, gem, abundance, richness, plum, paragon, nonpareil, pearl, pile, catch, darling, hoard, nest egg, pride and joy, treasure trove, apple of one's eye
treasure 7 verb hold dear preserve, appreciate, love, prize, guard, value, save
treasure 11 verb hold dear worship, adore, cherish, conserve, revere, venerate, esteem, reverence, dote on, apprize, idiolize
treasurer 1 noun financial officer officer
treasurer 9 noun financial officer comptroller, cashier, curator, purser, bursar, financier, exchequer, chamberlain, quaestor
treat 11 noun pleasing entity or occurrence gift, delight, sweet, fun, pleasure, entertainment, joy, satisfaction, party, surprise, celebration
treat 11 noun pleasing entity or occurrence feast, tidbit, thrill, goody, delicacy, refreshment, enjoyment, dainty, gratification, banquet, amusement
treat 18 verb act, behave towards use, manage, handle, consider, evaluate, regard, serve, play, employ, take, conduct, respect, hold, account, negotiate, value, rate, estimate
treat 10 verb act, behave towards wield, appraise, look upon, deal with, act with regard to, conduct oneself toward, have business with, have recourse to, have to do with, react toward
treat 8 verb doctor, medicate administer, cure, operate, dress, heal, nurse, attend, dose
treat 5 verb doctor, medicate prescribe, medicament, care for, apply treatment, minister to
treat 6 verb pay the bill for someone else provide, give, satisfy, blow, stake, entertain
treat 17 verb pay the bill for someone else amuse, feast, regale, stand, escort, indulge, divert, foot the bill, set up, wine and dine, buy for, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab, play host, spring for, take out
treat 17 verb be concerned with; discuss consider, study, advise, approach, think, interpret, comment, criticize, explain, contain, reason, consult, tackle, weigh, arrange, review, manipulate
treat 11 verb be concerned with; discuss deliberate, confer, confabulate, go into, talk about, deal with, discourse on, enlarge upon, speak about, touch upon, write about
treatment 11 noun medical care medication, prescription, analysis, cure, therapy, medicine, surgery, operation, healing, diet, doctoring
treatment 4 noun medical care regimen, remedy, hospitalization, therapeutics
treatment 20 noun handling of entity, situation management, employment, practice, strategy, conduct, approach, method, procedure, proceeding, reception, habit, custom, manner, way, angle, line, execution, mode, dealing, processing
treatment 5 noun handling of entity, situation manipulation, usage, modus operandi, action towards, behavior towards
treaty 11 noun agreement, contract alliance, league, deal, sanction, charter, negotiation, understanding, arrangement, convention, settlement, bond
treaty 10 noun agreement, contract pact, compact, accord, bargain, reconciliation, concord, cartel, covenant, entente, concordat
tree 5 noun large plant enclosed in bark and shedding leaves wood, forest, timber, woods, stock
tree 7 noun large plant enclosed in bark and shedding leaves sapling, shrub, pulp, seedling, softwood, hardwood, topiary
tremble 2 verb shake, vibrate jar, rock
tremble 15 verb shake, vibrate quiver, throb, wobble, shudder, shiver, flutter, totter, palpitate, teeter, quake, tremor, quaver, oscillate, jitter, have the shakes
trench 8 noun ditch, channel dug in earth pit, cut, tube, drain, sink, drill, main, depression
trench 19 noun ditch, channel dug in earth gully, dike, trough, gorge, moat, rut, canal, excavation, gutter, dugout, hollow, arroyo, gulch, furrow, foxhole, waterway, earthwork, entrenchment, fosse
trend 14 noun flow, current direction, tendency, movement, bearing, run, bent, orientation, drift, swing, aim, course, bias, leaning, wind
trend 3 noun flow, current progression, tenor, inclination
trend 4 noun style, fashion that is in favor look, rage, cry, mode
trend 8 noun style, fashion that is in favor thing, craze, furor, fad, vogue, latest thing, in-thing, newest wrinkle
trial 5 adj experimental preliminary, test, balloon, testing, pilot
trial 4 adj experimental provisional, tentative, exploratory, probationary
trial 16 noun test experiment, testing, investigation, examination, struggle, effort, essay, experience, check, workout, attempt, undertaking, analysis, try, venture, proof
trial 24 noun test probation, lick, shot, shakedown, hassle, go, endeavor, experimentation, crack, whack, assay, fling, audition, stab, tryout, dry run, trial and error, trial run, try on, showcase, striving, R and D, research and development, test run
trial 8 noun legal proceeding case, suit, prosecution, hearing, contest, action, lawsuit, claim
trial 13 noun legal proceeding litigation, tribunal, arraignment, indictment, citation, seizure, rap, impeachment, counterclaim, cross-examination, court action, court martial, habeas corpus
trial 10 noun trouble, big problem load, blow, nightmare, pain, difficulty, suffering, burden, care, grief, bother
trial 37 noun trouble, big problem ordeal, distress, affliction, hassle, irritation, anguish, unhappiness, annoyance, misfortune, heartbreak, tribulation, woe, vicissitude, wretchedness, sorrow, hardship, crucible, visitation, inconvenience, complication, bane, plague, nuisance, albatross, drag, pest, misery, rigor, vexation, thorn, adversity, pain in the neck, calvary, cross to bear, hard time, severe test, trying time
triangle 7 noun love relationship affair, love, relationship, passion, involvement, romance, thing
triangle 22 noun love relationship dalliance, fling, adultery, tryst, liaison, flirtation, courtship, infidelity, devotion, amour, entanglement, hanky-panky, intrigue, seduction, extracurricular activity, affair of the heart, affaire de coeur, forbidden love, illicit love, romantic affair, sexual relationship outside of marriage, ménage à trois
triangle 8 noun piece; share chop, portion, cut, bite, helping, part, lot, segment
triangle 7 noun piece; share wedge, sliver, quota, allotment, allowance, piece of pie, thin piece
triangle 15 noun three of something leash, threesome, trinity, triad, trine, triumvirate, triune, troika, set of three, ternion, trey, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych
triangle 15 noun three threesome, triumvirate, troika, leash, triple, triad, trinity, trine, triune, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych, trey, ternion
triangle 1 noun trio three
triangle 15 noun trio triumvirate, troika, trine, triple, threesome, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three
triangle 1 noun trio three
triangle 15 noun trio troika, triumvirate, triple, threesome, triad, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three
triangle 1 noun trio three
triangle 15 noun trio threesome, troika, triad, trine, triple, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three
triangle 1 noun trio three
triangle 15 noun trio threesome, triad, trine, trinity, triple, triumvirate, triunity, troika, set of three, ternion, trey, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych
triangle 1 noun trio three
triangle 15 noun trio threesome, triad, trine, trinity, triple, triumvirate, triune, troika, set of three, ternion, trey, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych
triangle 1 noun trio three
triangle 15 noun trio triumvirate, trine, triple, threesome, triad, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three
tribe 13 noun ethnic group; family society, association, people, division, kind, house, blood, sort, race, seed, type, class, stock
tribe 8 noun ethnic group; family clan, caste, lineage, horde, kindred, ilk, dynasty, kin
tribute 7 noun testimonial, praise gift, appreciation, recognition, respect, honor, offering, recommendation
tribute 15 noun testimonial, praise gratitude, memorial, eulogy, accolade, compliment, salvo, applause, commendation, citation, panegyric, encomium, esteem, salutation, acknowledgment, laudation
trick 11 noun deceit fraud, plot, conspiracy, trap, device, illusion, cheat, invention, blind, cover, game
trick 41 noun deceit maneuver, deception, ploy, ruse, hoax, gimmick, distortion, fake, stratagem, falsehood, duplicity, machination, delusion, conundrum, disguise, casuistry, artifice, concealment, double-dealing, imposition, evasion, treachery, forgery, imposture, dodge, feint, perjury, equivocation, bluff, snare, pretense, fabrication, swindle, chicanery, circumvention, ambush, subterfuge, decoy, wile, intrigue, con
trick 4 noun prank, joke accomplishment, device, catch, sport
trick 18 noun prank, joke antic, sleight of hand, gag, stunt, shenanigan, feat, caper, frolic, jape, escapade, lark, jest, put-on, tomfoolery, gambol, monkeyshine, practical joke, funny business
trick 13 noun expertise, know-how gift, technique, secret, device, skill, method, art, ability, facility, hang, craft, command, swing
trick 1 noun expertise, know-how knack
trick 6 noun characteristic, habit trait, use, practice, custom, manner, way
trick 10 noun characteristic, habit quirk, wont, crotchet, idiosyncrasy, mannerism, peculiarity, usage, habitude, foible, praxis
trick 4 noun time working at something shift, spell, turn, tour
trick 4 noun time working at something hitch, go, bout, stint
trick 3 verb fool; play joke on cheat, trap, throw
trick 29 verb fool; play joke on mislead, victimize, swindle, con, dupe, bamboozle, deceive, hoodwink, defraud, delude, flimflam, rook, screw, gull, hoax, outwit, hocus-pocus, fake, catch, set up, take in, jive, disinform, double deal, impose upon, play for a fool, pull wool over, put one over on, take for a ride
trip 5 noun journey, excursion run, expedition, tour, cruise, travel
trip 13 noun journey, excursion trek, outing, swing, jaunt, foray, voyage, peregrination, ramble, errand, hop, junket, weekend, overnight
trip 4 noun error, blunder slip, fall, stumble, mistake
trip 7 noun error, blunder misstep, lapse, indiscretion, bungle, false step, faux pas, false move
trip 11 verb fall, err skip, slide, slip, stumble, play, plunge, founder, buck, spring, confuse, pitch
trip 22 verb fall, err topple, tumble, canter, misstep, lapse, miscalculate, disconcert, lurch, sprawl, lope, hop, unsettle, frolic, throw off, slip on, fall over, go headlong, go wrong, lose balance, lose footing, make a faux pas, slip up
trivial 8 adj not important minor, everyday, little, mean, minute, slight, small, vanishing
trivial 34 adj not important superficial, petty, paltry, insignificant, immaterial, inconsequential, meaningless, unimportant, commonplace, negligible, trite, incidental, irrelevant, frivolous, atomic, beside the point, diminutive, evanescent, flimsy, meager, microscopic, momentary, nonessential, nugatory, piddling, puny, scanty, skin-deep, trifling, valueless, worthless, inappreciable, inconsiderable, of no account
trolley 9 noun circle, revolution disk, drum, round, turn, circuit, spin, roll, ring, cycle
trolley 13 noun circle, revolution whirl, gyre, rotation, circulation, pulley, hoop, circumvolution, gyration, twirl, pivot, roller, ratchet, caster
trolley 5 noun trolley car tram, grip car, streetcar, tramcar, trolley bus
trolley 1 noun revolving tray dumbwaiter
troop 25 noun military army, team, crew, squad, gang, party, military, unit, gathering, number, drove, bunch, crowd, body, assembly, company, collection, outfit, band, host, pack, troops, soldiers, forces, men
troop 18 noun military delegation, contingent, armed forces, corps, flock, horde, legion, swarm, multitude, troupe, herd, throng, assemblage, servicemen, combatants, soldiery, troopers, fighting men
tropical 2 adj warm and humid hot, close
tropical 10 adj warm and humid equatorial, lush, sweltering, steamy, sultry, sticky, sweaty, torrid, tropic, stifling
trouble 20 noun annoyance, worry stress, anxiety, pain, mess, danger, strain, difficulty, suffering, struggle, dilemma, problem, disorder, concern, puzzle, row, spot, grief, task, bind, bother
trouble 30 noun annoyance, worry predicament, unrest, inconvenience, strife, disturbance, woe, discontent, distress, agitation, commotion, dissatisfaction, torment, irritation, heartache, misfortune, discord, disquiet, scrape, tribulation, tumult, hang-up, sorrow, pickle, nuisance, pest, hindrance, vexation, bad news, dire straits, hot water
trouble 16 noun something requiring great effort stress, strain, difficulty, struggle, worry, concern, attention, bother, work, while, labor, thought, trial, effort, care, pains
trouble 9 noun something requiring great effort hardship, inconvenience, exertion, pother, fuss, flurry, rigor, bustle, ado
trouble 7 noun bad health illness, disease, failure, disorder, complaint, upset, disability
trouble 6 noun bad health ailment, defect, malady, malfunction, curse, affliction
trouble 8 verb bother, worry disturb, upset, strain, burden, concern, stress, pain, try
trouble 39 verb bother, worry annoy, perplex, afflict, sadden, disconcert, perturb, irritate, agitate, irk, plague, vex, torment, pester, disoblige, distress, grieve, inconvenience, disquiet, discompose, ail, harass, spook, discommode, harry, bug, fret, flip out, put out, burn up, drive up the wall, get to, give a bad time, give a hard time, impose on, make a fuss, make a scene, make waves, psych, stir up
trouble 5 verb make an effort exert, be concerned with, go to the effort of, take pains, take the time
troublemaker 1 noun person who causes a problem heel
troublemaker 23 noun person who causes a problem agitator, gremlin, instigator, weasel, rabble-rouser, punk, firebrand, rascal, phony, incendiary, inciter, recreant, mischief-maker, hellion, meddler, nuisance, snake, agent provocateur, loose cannon, smart aleck, stormy petrel, bad actor, inflamer
trousers 2 noun pants jeans, cords
trousers 14 noun pants dungarees, blue jeans, slacks, knickers, corduroys, chinos, breeches, bloomers, chaps, britches, denims, pantaloons, overalls, rompers
truancy 2 noun unexcused absence cutting, skipping
truancy 5 noun unexcused absence hooky, cut, absent without leave, AWOL, truantry
truant 3 adj absent away, gone, missing
truant 9 adj absent hooky, absent without leave, astray, AWOL, no-show, cutting class, not present, playing hooky, skipping school
truant 8 noun absentee malingerer, delinquent, deserter, shirker, runaway, no-show, draft dodger, hooky player
truck 10 noun commerce, merchandise traffic, exchange, communication, trade, connection, contact, business, stock, relations, commodities
truck 9 noun commerce, merchandise goods, stuff, intercourse, barter, wares, dealings, communion, buying and selling, commercial goods
truck 6 noun wheeled vehicle for hauling wagon, van, car, pickup, dump, wheels
truck 12 noun wheeled vehicle for hauling crate, rig, buggy, eighteen-wheeler, jeep, freighter, lorry, carryall, semi, four-wheel drive, four by eight, four by four
truck 7 verb buy and sell handle, deal, exchange, negotiate, traffic, trade, retail
truck 9 verb buy and sell barter, wholesale, transact, bargain, swap, peddle, deal in, do business, have dealings
true 22 adj real, valid; concordant with facts perfect, genuine, normal, accurate, honest, appropriate, legitimate, pure, proper, natural, correct, typical, right, straight, direct, fitting, regular, exact, actual, legal, precise, very
true 25 adj real, valid; concordant with facts truthful, bona fide, authentic, sincere, kosher, wash, authoritative, dependable, factual, indubitable, lawful, rightful, trustworthy, undeniable, undoubted, unerring, unfeigned, unquestionable, veracious, veritable, veridical, on target, sure-enough, undesigning, unfaked
true 16 adj loyal devoted, dedicated, sure, honest, pure, reliable, firm, confirmed, right, constant, straight, steady, fast, square, just, strict
true 33 adj loyal faithful, steadfast, sincere, worthy, honorable, trusty, upright, staunch, liege, ardent, conscientious, creditable, dependable, dutiful, estimable, resolute, scrupulous, true-blue, trustworthy, unaffected, unfeigned, unswerving, up front, veracious, wholehearted, allegiant, right-minded, veridical, high-principled, no lie, on the up and up, truehearted, undistorted
true 4 adv honestly, accurately correctly, perfectly, precisely, properly
true 6 adv honestly, accurately rightly, truthfully, on target, unerringly, veraciously, veritably
trunk 6 noun body, core stem, log, column, block, butt, stock
trunk 5 noun body, core stalk, torso, bole, soma, thorax
trunk 5 noun long nose of animal snout, prow, snoot, proboscis, beak
trunk 3 noun container, box chest, bag, case
trunk 11 noun container, box luggage, crate, locker, suitcase, coffin, bin, baggage, coffer, portmanteau, wardrobe, foot locker
trust 8 noun belief in something as true, trustworthy faith, confidence, expectation, hope, conviction, credit, store, stock
trust 10 noun belief in something as true, trustworthy positiveness, certitude, credence, certainty, dependence, reliance, sureness, assurance, gospel truth, entrustment
trust 10 noun responsibility, custody account, protection, care, duty, keeping, moment, guard, liability, charge, obligation
trust 4 noun responsibility, custody safekeeping, ward, guardianship, trusteeship
trust 13 noun large company corporation, group, institution, business, chain, crowd, crew, outfit, combine, gang, ring, pool, bunch
trust 7 noun large company monopoly, conglomerate, syndicate, mob, cartel, megacorp, multinational organization
trust 6 verb believe, place confidence in assume, suppose, expect, imagine, take, hope
trust 24 verb believe, place confidence in count on, presume, surmise, accredit, bank on, swear by, depend on, look to, be convinced, bet bottom dollar on, bet on, build on, calculate on, confide in, gamble on, have faith in, lay money on, lean on, place confidence in, place trust in, reckon on, rely upon, take at face value, think likely
trust 12 verb give to for safekeeping commit, advance, command, lend, loan, grant, commission, let, transfer, aid, assign, store
trust 12 verb give to for safekeeping entrust, confide, confer, patronize, consign, delegate, turn over, give over, let out, make trustee, put into hands of, sign over
trustee 1 noun administrator agent
trustee 7 noun administrator custodian, executor, keeper, fiduciary, warden, guardian, executrix
truth 7 noun reality, validity principle, fact, accuracy, facts, score, picture, case
truth 35 noun reality, validity truthfulness, legitimacy, veracity, certainty, authenticity, truism, nitty-gritty, maxim, verisimilitude, factualness, actuality, axiom, rectitude, dope, precision, genuineness, perfection, factuality, gospel, verity, infallibility, exactitude, correctness, exactness, scoop, rightness, gospel truth, inside track, trueness, naked truth, factualism, honest truth, plain talk, unvarnished truth, whole story
truth 3 noun honesty, loyalty faith, revelation, integrity
truth 15 noun honesty, loyalty sincerity, authenticity, realism, constancy, candor, faithfulness, uprightness, dedication, openness, fidelity, frankness, devotion, verity, veridicality, dutifulness
try 7 noun attempt essay, effort, bid, slap, trial, struggle, undertaking
try 14 noun attempt shot, whirl, dab, fling, pop, jab, stab, crack, go, endeavor, whack, striving, best shot, all one's got
try 16 verb attempt attack, work, seek, struggle, essay, contend, risk, contest, propose, undertake, labor, aim, compete, venture, tackle, speculate
try 26 verb attempt wrangle, aspire, endeavor, strive, bear down, go for, chip away at, drive for, exert oneself, go after, go all out, have a crack, have a go, have a shot, have a stab, have a whack, knock oneself out, lift a finger, make a bid, make a pass at, make an attempt, make an effort, put oneself out, shoot for, vie for, do one's best
try 9 verb experiment, test investigate, prove, taste, evaluate, sample, examine, judge, weigh, check
try 8 verb experiment, test assay, inspect, scrutinize, appraise, check out, put to the proof, put to the test, try out
try 8 verb bother, afflict tax, strain, tire, pain, trouble, stress, upset, rack
try 16 verb bother, afflict crucify, distress, agonize, torment, irritate, martyr, vex, irk, torture, inconvenience, weary, plague, wring, annoy, excruciate, harass
try 4 verb bring before a judge hear, decide, examine, judge
try 6 verb bring before a judge referee, adjudicate, arbitrate, adjudge, give a hearing, sit in judgment
tube 3 noun hose pipe, tunnel, straw
tube 8 noun hose duct, cylinder, conduit, chute, subway, pipeline, pipette, cannula
tumble 17 verb fall or make fall awkwardly plunge, drop, stumble, spill, descend, slip, dip, disturb, level, toss, upset, trip, down, pitch, floor, disorder, roll
tumble 28 verb fall or make fall awkwardly flop, topple, go down, sag, slump, plummet, skid, unsettle, disarray, keel, flatten, jumble, disarrange, bring down, keel over, mess up, nose-dive, bowl down, do a pratfall, fall headlong, go belly up, hit the dirt, knock down, knock over, lose footing, lose it, take a header, tip over
tumor 2 noun abnormal growth in animate being Cancer, swelling
tumor 7 noun abnormal growth in animate being cyst, lump, bump, carcinoma, sarcoma, tumefaction, neoplasm
tune 11 noun melody, harmony concert, theme, harmony, piece, composition, song, number, air, strain, lay, measure
tune 11 noun melody, harmony chorus, ditty, jingle, consonance, motif, descant, aria, carol, warble, diapason, melodia
tune 4 noun agreement concert, harmony, sympathy, pitch
tune 8 noun agreement chorus, unison, accord, consonance, concord, euphony, concordance, chime
tunnel 7 noun covered passageway mine, hole, pit, channel, tube, drift, passage
tunnel 9 noun covered passageway shaft, subway, adit, crosscut, burrow, underpass, crawl space, crawlway, hole in the wall
tunnel 2 verb dig a passage through undermine, mine
tunnel 5 verb dig a passage through burrow, penetrate, sap, excavate, scoop out
turkey 5 noun fool simple, victim, innocent, ass, silly
turkey 46 noun fool clod, dunce, stooge, blockhead, lightweight, bore, sap, nerd, dolt, bonehead, oaf, cretin, idiot, nitwit, twit, moron, boob, jackass, illiterate, buffoon, jerk, sucker, dope, ninny, schlemiel, numskull, nincompoop, loon, imbecile, clown, tomfool, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, easy mark, fair game, mooncalf, softhead, goose, birdbrain, dunderhead, fathead, twerp, dumb ox, halfwit, lamebrain
turn 31 noun revolution, curving direction, angle, trend, shift, curve, departure, twist, wind, swing, corner, spin, round, change, winding, bias, bend, tendency, branch, circle, wheel, drift, cycle, reverse, hook, roll, bow, fork, circuit, heading, turning, twisting
turn 23 noun revolution, curving spiral, reversal, deviation, about-face, gyration, pivot, whirl, yaw, circumvolution, turnabout, quirk, reversion, detour, tack, rotation, gyre, circulation, flection, flexure, pirouette, retroversion, changeabout, right-about
turn 8 noun sudden change twist, shift, departure, fork, double, variation, bend, branch
turn 13 noun sudden change deviation, digression, divarication, yaw, detour, tack, warp, modification, alteration, distortion, crotch, mutation, deflection
turn 17 noun chance, opportunity shift, time, act, action, bit, round, gesture, try, move, service, spell, period, trick, favor, tour, routine, accomplishment
turn 10 noun chance, opportunity shot, fling, succession, crack, stint, go, bout, deed, say, go around
turn 6 noun walk, outing spin, ride, constitutional, drive, circuit, airing
turn 6 noun walk, outing ramble, excursion, promenade, jaunt, saunter, stroll
turn 8 noun aptitude, knack head, talent, bent, gift, genius, faculty, bias, leaning
turn 8 noun aptitude, knack bump, aptness, predisposition, affinity, propensity, disposition, flair, inclination
turn 7 noun scare surprise, blow, spell, fit, shock, start, attack
turn 3 noun scare fright, jolt, seizure
turn 17 verb revolve, curve twist, cut, spin, swing, pass, bend, corner, ground, circle, roll, wheel, negotiate, weave, orbit, wind, round, loop
turn 27 verb revolve, curve arc, pivot, whirl, yaw, vibrate, eddy, oscillate, sway, circulate, swivel, gyre, rotate, incline, gyrate, twirl, pirouette, circumduct, come around, go around, go round, hang a left, hang a right, make a left, make a right, move in a circle, pass around, take a bend
turn 20 verb reverse; change course convert, return, shift, move, transform, twist, switch, swing, change, depart, curve, vary, direct, whip, sheer, upset, wheel, alter, aim, loop
turn 37 verb reverse; change course swerve, sidetrack, pivot, whirl, inverse, relapse, subvert, retrace, invert, alternate, diverge, about-face, swirl, sway, deviate, detour, zigzag, tack, recoil, detract, capsize, incline, veer, revert, backslide, digress, regress, call off, double back, go back, redirect, shunt, volte-face, change position, face about, rechannel, shy away
turn 17 verb adapt, fit convert, run, form, get, transform, go, put, become, translate, come, change, fashion, render, modify, shape, alter, vary
turn 14 verb adapt, fit transmute, mutate, transpose, metamorphose, remodel, wax, transfigure, divert, mold, remake, refashion, change into, grow into, pass into
turn 17 verb become sour or tainted decay, curdle, taint, crumble, putrefy, sour, spoil, disintegrate, ferment, molder, rot, dull, decompose, acidify, become rancid, break down, go bad
turn 20 verb use; resort to go, give, run, throw, look, repair, lend, tend, devote, prefer, direct, utilize, employ, favor, bend, undertake, address, apply, appeal, approach
turn 6 verb use; resort to incline, recur, be predisposed to, have recourse, turn one's energies to, turn one's hand to
turn 2 verb sicken upset, disorder
turn 10 verb sicken discompose, unsettle, revolt, undo, nauseate, unbalance, disgust, derange, unhinge, make one sick
turn 4 verb change one's mind; defect influence, rat, persuade, desert
turn 13 verb change one's mind; defect renounce, repudiate, tergiversate, prejudice, renege, retract, apostatize, go over, bring round, change sides, prevail upon, talk into, tergiverse
turn 2 verb twist a body part hurt, strain
turn 5 verb twist a body part bruise, crick, wrench, dislocate, sprain
turnon 9 adj seductive; inducing sex erotic, amative, amatory, amorous, turn-on, popper, Spanish fly, love drug, wampole
turnon 10 adj amazing, wonderful fantastic, spectacular, incredible, terrific, remarkable, best, striking, super, greatest, tops
turnon 35 adj amazing, wonderful astonishing, outrageous, phenomenal, awesome, astounding, unbelievable, superb, marvelous, breathtaking, aces, cool, extravagant, fictitious, first-class, groovy, immense, inconceivable, legendary, mind-blowing, peachy, prodigious, stupendous, unreal, wicked, 10, A-1, A-OK, doozie, fab, out-of-sight, out-of-this-world, primo, rad, top drawer, turn-on
turnon 8 noun delight, happiness joy, comfort, satisfaction, seasoning, entertainment, ease, game, kicks
turnon 32 noun delight, happiness thrill, enjoyment, gratification, contentment, luxury, hobby, amusement, bliss, indulgence, gladness, revelry, velvet, solace, flash, fruition, delectation, titillation, kick, zest, diversion, felicity, relish, spice, recreation, self-indulgence, gusto, buzz, joie de vivre, joyride, turn-on, gluttony, primrose path
turnon 7 noun incitement, stimulus urge, motivation, needle, incentive, trigger, impulse, motive
turnon 12 noun incitement, stimulus prick, impetus, goad, inducement, catalyst, incitation, stimulant, turn-on, actuation, activation, goose, excitant
turnon 10 noun provocation motivation, incentive, urging, motive, charge, boost, impulse, invitation, push, cause
turnon 22 noun provocation impetus, stimulant, stimulation, catalyst, encouragement, fillip, instigation, incitement, incitation, spur, flash, bang, sting, goad, inducement, kick, fireworks, turn-on, propellant, eye-opener, piquing, shot in the arm
turnon 9 noun sudden excitement fun, pleasure, inspiration, adventure, upper, sensation, blast, response, kicks
turnon 15 noun sudden excitement wallop, flash, twitter, lift, circus, bang, refreshment, stimulation, charge, tingle, titillation, flush, turn-on, fireworks, good feeling
turnon 1 noun lure invitation
turnon 7 noun lure bait, temptation, come-on, seduction, enticement, inducement, turn-on
turnon 10 noun stimulus motivation, motive, incentive, charge, trigger, boost, impulse, cause, invitation, urging
turnon 23 noun stimulus provocation, encouragement, fillip, impetus, flash, goad, stimulation, stimulant, inducement, bang, sting, spur, incitement, instigation, kick, push, catalyst, turn-on, fireworks, propellant, eye-opener, piquing, shot in the arm
turnon 9 noun stimulus boost, cause, charge, impulse, incentive, invitation, motivation, motive, urging
turnon 24 noun stimulus bang, catalyst, encouragement, fillip, flash, goad, impetus, incitation, incitement, inducement, instigation, kick, prod, push, spur, stimulant, stimulation, sting, eye-opener, fireworks, piquing, propellant, shot in the arm, turn-on
twin 10 adj duplicate, similar like, joint, double, accompanying, same, paired, second, identical, coupled, copied
twin 12 adj duplicate, similar dual, binary, corresponding, parallel, matching, matched, twofold, selfsame, duplicating, geminate, bifold, very same
twin 6 noun something exactly like another double, companion, counterpart, mate, coordinate, match
twin 11 noun something exactly like another likeness, reciprocal, clone, look-alike, corollary, duplicate, ringer, Doppelganger, identical twin, Siamese twin, fraternal twin
twist 6 noun curl, spin curve, bend, roll, pull, turn, wind
twist 21 noun curl, spin flourish, convolution, zigzag, arc, braid, twine, spiral, swivel, jerk, undulation, ply, warp, coil, plug, wrench, meander, yank, torsion, helix, curlicue, hank
twist 10 noun sudden development; oddity surprise, revelation, variation, mess, bent, confusion, trait, turn, characteristic, change
twist 16 noun sudden development; oddity slant, quirk, idiosyncrasy, aberration, crotchet, kink, foible, peculiarity, snarl, entanglement, knot, eccentricity, mix-up, tangle, proclivity, screw-up
twist 5 verb curl, spin screw, wrap, weave, turn, wind
twist 23 verb curl, spin swivel, spiral, contort, wriggle, wiggle, wrench, twirl, coil, sprain, encircle, twine, squirm, zigzag, writhe, warp, intertwine, entwine, wring, wreathe, rick, corkscrew, turn around, wrap around
twist 3 verb misrepresent color, alter, change
twist 9 verb misrepresent distort, contort, pervert, misstate, warp, belie, falsify, garble, misquote
tycoon 6 noun person who has a lot of money, power entrepreneur, executive, boss, investor, director, administrator
tycoon 10 noun person who has a lot of money, power magnate, financier, mogul, capitalist, industrialist, big shot, fat cat, business person, captain of industry, wealthy person
type 22 noun class, kind sort, category, group, description, form, nature, brand, variety, character, number, standard, sample, strain, lot, cut, order, cast, way, genre, feather, species, likes
type 10 noun class, kind breed, subdivision, blazon, classification, stamp, specimen, ilk, persuasion, mold, rubric
type 6 noun example, model sample, pattern, standard, essence, representative, original
type 8 noun example, model paradigm, personification, specimen, quintessence, exemplar, epitome, prototype, archetype
type 7 noun printed characters case, figure, face, symbol, sign, printing, print
type 3 noun printed characters emblem, font, point size
type 4 verb classify sort, stereotype, class, arrange
type 9 verb classify standardize, pigeonhole, tab, categorize, peg, put away, typecast, button down, put down as
type 3 verb hit keys on machine to print document write, copy, touch
type 7 verb hit keys on machine to print document transcribe, touch-type, typewrite, dash off, enter data, hunt-and-peck, teletype
typical 20 adj usual, conventional classic, normal, symbolic, regular, common, natural, ordinary, average, characteristic, classical, essential, everyday, expected, general, ideal, model, representative, standard, stock, patterned
typical 22 adj usual, conventional commonplace, exemplary, emblematic, quintessential, archetypal, habitual, illustrative, indicative, old hat, orthodox, prevalent, standardized, suggestive, unexceptional, archetypical, paradigmatic, prototypal, prototypical, typic, in character, in keeping, matter-of-course
ugliness 9 noun unattractiveness disfigurement, hideousness, unseemliness, plainness, unsightliness, monstrousness, repulsiveness, homeliness, offensiveness
ugliness 7 noun nefariousness unpleasantness, wickedness, foulness, monstrousness, frightfulness, horridness, odiousness
ugly 4 adj unattractive awful, animal, gross, plain
ugly 29 adj unattractive horrid, grotesque, unseemly, unsightly, grisly, hideous, appalling, beastly, deformed, foul, frightful, homely, ill-favored, loathsome, misshapen, monstrous, repelling, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, uninviting, uncomely, unlovely, bad-looking, disfigured, hard-featured, not much to look at, unbeautiful, unprepossessing
ugly 9 adj unpleasant, disagreeable terrible, dirty, nasty, shocking, base, low, mean, offensive, sorry
ugly 31 adj unpleasant, disagreeable distasteful, horrid, vile, disgusting, sordid, messy, hideous, despicable, filthy, foul, frightful, ignoble, monstrous, nauseous, noisome, objectionable, odious, pesky, repellent, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, scandalous, servile, sickening, troublesome, vexatious, wicked, wretched, troublous, low-down
ugly 12 adj dangerous, threatening evil, dark, violent, serious, nasty, rough, angry, black, fell, forbidding, grave, major
ugly 27 adj dangerous, threatening sinister, vicious, gloomy, ominous, bellicose, cantankerous, crabby, disagreeable, dour, formidable, glum, grievous, malevolent, menacing, morose, obnoxious, pugnacious, quarrelsome, saturnine, spiteful, sullen, surly, treacherous, truculent, wicked, crabbed, scowling
ulcer 1 noun inflammatory condition boil
ulcer 7 noun inflammatory condition abscess, lesion, sore, fester, canker, pustule, ulceration
ulcer 1 noun an internal or external sore boil
ulcer 6 noun an internal or external sore abscess, lesion, carbuncle, canker, pustule, peptic ulcer
ultimate 10 adj last, final end, latter, closing, extreme, latest, farthest, furthest, concluding, capping, most distant
ultimate 11 adj last, final eventual, terminal, conclusive, decisive, far out, hindmost, farthermost, furthermost, lattermost, chips down, final curtain
ultimate 6 adj best, greatest maximum, extreme, highest, most, significant, towering
ultimate 15 adj best, greatest transcendent, utmost, preeminent, superlative, incomparable, paramount, supreme, topmost, unsurpassable, max, maxi, surpassing, the most, unequalable, unmatchable
ultimate 4 adj fundamental basic, absolute, primary, radical
ultimate 6 adj fundamental empyrean, categorical, elemental, sublime, transcendental, empyreal
umbrella 5 noun protective gadget shade, shelter, screen, guard, protect
umbrella 3 noun protective gadget parasol, brolly, sunshade
umbrella 6 noun parasol canopy, sunshade, brolly, gamp, bumbershoot, parapluie
unafraid 7 adj fearless assured, bold, brave, confident, daring, game, sure
unafraid 21 adj fearless brassy, cheeky, cocky, courageous, dashing, dauntless, gallant, gritty, gutsy, heroic, nervy, plucky, spunky, undaunted, unshakable, valiant, ballsy, having nerves of steel, unfearing, unfrightened, unscared
unanimous 14 adj in agreement; uncontested solid, universal, united, consistent, accepted, agreeing, collective, combined, common, popular, public, shared, single, agreed
unanimous 20 adj in agreement; uncontested unified, accordant, communal, concerted, concurrent, consonant, harmonious, homogeneous, like-minded, undisputed, undivided, as one, assenting, concordant, consensual, consentient, in complete accord, of one mind, unquestioned, with one voice
unaware 2 adj ignorant blind, mooning
unaware 33 adj ignorant uninformed, heedless, unfamiliar, unconcerned, negligent, oblivious, incognizant, careless, daydreaming, forgetful, inattentive, insensible, out cold, unacquainted, unconscious, unenlightened, unknowing, unmindful, unsuspecting, unwitting, doped, nescient, uninstructed, deaf, caught napping, deaf to, in a daze, inconversant, not all there, not cognizant, out of it, out to lunch, spacey
uncertainty 10 noun doubt, changeableness anxiety, confusion, suspicion, trouble, worry, concern, dilemma, puzzle, wonder, reserve
uncertainty 32 noun doubt, changeableness ambivalence, mistrust, distrust, uneasiness, ambiguity, skepticism, oscillation, qualm, mystification, conjecture, dubiety, perplexity, query, hesitation, disquiet, puzzlement, indecision, misgiving, incertitude, doubtfulness, irresolution, vagueness, hesitancy, scruple, bewilderment, quandary, guesswork, contingency, unpredictability, inconclusiveness, lack of confidence, questionableness
uncle 11 noun male human father, brother, son, guy, fellow, husband, sir, gentleman, grandfather, spouse, boyfriend
uncle 6 noun male human beau, papa, swain, he, Mr., nephew
uncle 9 noun member of a family father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation
uncle 18 noun member of a family agnate, cognate, niece, aunt, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, nephew, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents
uncle 9 noun relative sibling, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection, relation
uncle 20 noun relative agnate, cognate, kinswoman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, stepparent, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, clansperson, great-grandparents
uncle 9 noun relative sibling, relation, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection
uncle 20 noun relative agnate, cognate, kinsman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, stepparent, clansperson, great-grandparents
unclean 8 adj dirty black, common, evil, nasty, rank, spotted, stable, soiled
unclean 39 adj dirty impure, bedraggled, corrupt, decayed, defiled, dusty, fetid, filthy, foul, grimy, messy, muddy, putrid, rancid, rotten, sloppy, slovenly, sooty, sordid, squalid, stale, stinking, tainted, unhealthful, vile, befouled, besmirched, blurred, contaminated, desecrated, feculent, polluted, profaned, putrescent, smeared, smudged, stained, sullied, tarnished
uncomfortable 4 adj painful, rough harsh, hard, bitter, difficult
uncomfortable 19 adj painful, rough distressing, troublesome, awkward, annoying, agonizing, cramped, disagreeable, dolorous, excruciating, galling, grievous, irritating, thorny, vexatious, wearisome, afflictive, incommodious, ill-fitting, torturing
uncomfortable 17 adj distressed, upset harsh, tired, nervous, angry, confused, embarrassed, fatigued, disturbed, exhausted, hurt, pained, stiff, strained, suffering, troubled, worn, smarting
uncomfortable 22 adj distressed, upset awkward, weary, uneasy, self-conscious, miserable, annoyed, restless, cheerless, ill at ease, sore, wretched, aching, comfortless, anguished, chafed, discomfited, discomposed, disquieted, galled, in pain, vexed, wracked
underline 5 verb emphasize; mark stress, indicate, highlight, feature, rule
underline 13 verb emphasize; mark accentuate, underscore, caption, bracket, italicize, check off, play up, point up, call attention to, draw attention to, give emphasis, interlineate, point to
undermine 9 verb weaken frustrate, ruin, hurt, threaten, tunnel, dig, mine, wear, soften
undermine 26 verb weaken undercut, erode, wreck, subvert, blunt, cripple, impair, thwart, sap, sabotage, foil, debilitate, attenuate, corrode, enfeeble, disable, excavate, torpedo, sandbag, dig out, eat away, hollow out, knock the bottom out of, poke full of holes, whittle away, clip one's wings
understand 22 verb appreciate, comprehend read, recognize, explain, sense, tolerate, perceive, accept, see, master, know, learn, grasp, follow, realize, interpret, seize, conceive, register, note, catch, distinguish, possess
understand 26 verb appreciate, comprehend find out, get, fathom, discern, apprehend, sympathize, deduce, savvy, penetrate, infer, identify with, ken, make out, take in, figure out, be aware, be conscious of, be with it, catch on, get the hang of, get the idea, get the picture, get the point, have knowledge of, make sense of, take meaning
understand 14 verb think, believe guess, consider, assume, accept, hear, learn, conclude, conceive, gather, concede, suppose, expect, imagine, suspect
understand 12 verb think, believe conjecture, reckon, deduce, fancy, presume, infer, surmise, count on, take it, be informed, feel for, take for granted
understanding 5 adj accepting, tolerant generous, forgiving, sensitive, kind, patient
understanding 9 adj accepting, tolerant sympathetic, kindly, compassionate, perceptive, considerate, empathetic, forbearing, discerning, responsive
understanding 13 noun comprehension, appreciation insight, perception, knowledge, intelligence, sense, awareness, grasp, judgment, recognition, grip, discrimination, knowing, reason
understanding 20 noun comprehension, appreciation realization, intuition, sharpness, wit, intellect, acumen, ken, assimilation, decipherment, penetration, perspicacity, apprehension, discernment, mastery, savvy, perceptiveness, percipience, apperception, perceptivity, prehension
understanding 17 noun belief impression, perception, interpretation, knowledge, idea, sympathy, meaning, sense, opinion, conclusion, judgment, view, conception, significance, import, message, notion
understanding 8 noun belief viewpoint, purport, inkling, signification, estimation, acceptation, significancy, intendment
understanding 2 noun informal agreement harmony, deal
understanding 6 noun informal agreement pact, accord, concord, handshake, common view, meeting of minds
undertake 18 verb attempt, engage in shoulder, begin, launch, offer, try, initiate, tackle, guarantee, stake, devote, move, promise, contract, venture, hazard, commit, agree, volunteer
undertake 27 verb attempt, engage in commence, covenant, pledge, bargain, stipulate, embark, endeavor, answer for, enter upon, go about, go for, go into, pitch in, take on, address oneself, commit oneself, fall into, go in for, have a hand in, have a try, make a run at, set about, set in motion, set out, take the plunge, take upon oneself, try out
underwear 1 noun clothing worn under outerwear briefs
underwear 25 noun clothing worn under outerwear corset, lingerie, drawers, panties, boxer shorts, shorts, undergarment, underpants, undershirt, bikini, bra, jockeys, underclothing, underclothes, G-string, undies, boxers, skivvies, BVDs, loincloth, long johns, intimate things, jockey shorts, smallclothes, underthings
undress 4 verb take off clothes shed, peel, shock, strip
undress 15 verb take off clothes unmask, disrobe, disarray, dismantle, denude, doff, husk, unclothe, get off, uncloak, divest oneself, get out of, slip off, slip out of, unattire
uneasy 12 adj awkward, uncomfortable suspicious, strained, nervous, anxious, afraid, troubled, alarmed, bothered, disturbed, shaken, upset, worried
uneasy 38 adj awkward, uncomfortable impatient, restless, fearful, insecure, shaky, apprehensive, precarious, edgy, tense, agitated, unsettled, jittery, unstable, irritable, fidgety, fretful, ill at ease, irascible, jumpy, on edge, peevish, perplexed, perturbed, restive, wrung, constrained, unquiet, anguished, all nerves, discomposed, dismayed, disquieted, harassed, in turmoil, on the qui vive, palpitant, tormented, vexed
unemployed 4 adj without a job down, free, fired, resting
unemployed 25 adj without a job idle, inactive, jobless, loafing, disengaged, out of work, unoccupied, unused, underemployed, at liberty, between jobs, closed down, laid off, leisured, on layoff, on the bench, on the dole, on the shelf, out of a job, out of action, unapplied, unengaged, unexercised, without gainful employment, workless
unemployment 9 noun economic decline drop, crisis, bankruptcy, panic, crash, failure, inflation, recession, slide
unemployment 19 noun economic decline sag, dislocation, bust, downturn, stagnation, slump, inactivity, slowness, stagflation, overproduction, deflation, retrenchment, paralysis, bear market, bad times, big trouble, bottom out, hard times, rainy days
unemployment 35 noun laziness, inaction sluggishness, torpidity, lethargy, slouch, truancy, dormancy, slothfulness, loafing, torpor, sloth, leisure, inertia, trifling, inactivity, stupor, shiftlessness, slowness, indolence, laze, dawdling, hibernation, droning, dilly-dallying, goof-off time, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands
unemployment 4 noun dismissal from job or responsibility cutback, discharge, respite, early retirement
unemployment 15 noun free time and its activities convenience, pause, freedom, ease, vacation, liberty, quiet, retirement, chance, time, range, rest, holiday, opportunity, scope
unemployment 15 noun free time and its activities recreation, relaxation, intermission, recess, repose, sabbatical, respite, leave of absence, time off, idle hours, requiescence, spare moments, spare time, vacant hour, one's own sweet time
unemployment 6 noun reversal of action; reduction of business activity decline, collapse, slide, inflation, bankruptcy, depression
unemployment 11 noun reversal of action; reduction of business activity stagnation, slump, downturn, bust, shakeout, deflation, hard times, bad times, big trouble, bottom-out, rainy days
unemployment 38 noun inaction sluggishness, stagnation, lethargy, torpor, dormancy, torpidity, slothfulness, slouch, idleness, sloth, leisure, loafing, shiftlessness, stupor, slowness, truancy, indolence, inertness, inertia, trifling, inoperativeness, laze, dawdling, droning, hibernation, dilly-dallying, goof-off time, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands
unemployment 38 noun inaction sluggishness, torpidity, lethargy, slouch, truancy, dormancy, slothfulness, idleness, loafing, torpor, stagnation, sloth, leisure, inertia, trifling, inactivity, stupor, shiftlessness, slowness, indolence, inoperativeness, laze, dawdling, hibernation, droning, dilly-dallying, goof-off time, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands
unemployment 38 noun inaction dormancy, idleness, inactivity, indolence, inertia, inertness, laze, leisure, lethargy, loafing, shiftlessness, sloth, slothfulness, slouch, slowness, sluggishness, stagnation, stupor, torpidity, torpor, trifling, truancy, dawdling, dilly-dallying, droning, goof-off time, hibernation, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands
unexpected 4 adj surprising wonderful, amazing, sudden, chance
unexpected 25 adj surprising startling, accidental, unforeseen, astonishing, unpredictable, stunning, abrupt, fortuitous, swift, impetuous, impulsive, instantaneous, out of the blue, payback, prodigious, staggering, unheralded, unanticipated, electrifying, eye-opening, from left field, not bargained for, not in the cards, unlooked-for, unpredicted
unfair 11 adj prejudiced, wrongful biased, illegal, wrong, cruel, bad, base, cheating, criminal, low, mean, partial
unfair 37 adj prejudiced, wrongful unwarranted, dishonest, partisan, discriminatory, unlawful, unreasonable, one-sided, improper, arbitrary, shameful, inequitable, unjust, unjustifiable, immoral, unethical, inexcusable, bigoted, blameworthy, crooked, culpable, dishonorable, foul, grievous, iniquitous, injurious, petty, shameless, uncalled-for, undue, unprincipled, unscrupulous, vicious, vile, wicked, discreditable, unrightful, unsporting
unfortunate 10 adj unlucky, bad damaging, poor, desperate, broken, burdened, pained, ruined, stricken, troubled, unhappy
unfortunate 33 adj unlucky, bad inappropriate, untoward, regrettable, lamentable, adverse, disastrous, deplorable, doomed, afflicted, calamitous, cursed, destitute, forsaken, hapless, hopeless, ill-fated, inopportune, luckless, ruinous, star-crossed, unbecoming, unfavorable, unpropitious, unsuccessful, unsuitable, wretched, infelicitous, ill-starred, in a bad way, jinxed, out of luck, shattered, unprosperous
unhappy 8 adj sad depressed, sorry, troubled, destroyed, low, dragged, hurting, ripped
unhappy 34 adj sad miserable, despondent, bleak, blue, cheerless, crestfallen, dejected, disconsolate, dismal, dispirited, down, down in the mouth, downbeat, downcast, dreary, gloomy, grim, melancholy, mournful, oppressive, put away, sorrowful, heavy-hearted, teary, bleeding, bummed out, down and out, in a blue funk, in pain, in the dumps, let-down, long-faced, mirthless, saddened
unhappy 1 adj unfortunate, unlucky troubled
unhappy 9 adj unfortunate, unlucky afflicted, cursed, hapless, ill-fated, luckless, untoward, wretched, ill-starred, misfortunate
uniform 13 adj consistent reliable, even, ordered, level, smooth, straight, steady, regular, normal, stable, constant, fixed, true
uniform 32 adj consistent homogeneous, inflexible, orderly, rigid, systematic, invariable, ossified, fated, plumb, unvarying, static, consonant, compatible, equable, fateful, habitual, immutable, incorrigible, methodical, monolithic, symmetrical, unalterable, unbroken, unchanging, well-balanced, irreversible, of a piece, undeviating, undiversified, unfluctuating, unmodifiable, well-proportioned
uniform 10 adj alike identical, correspondent, like, double, equal, same, comparable, consistent, similar, mated
uniform 12 adj alike agnate, treadmill, consonant, parallel, ditto, akin, analogous, monotonous, selfsame, undifferentiated, same difference, unvaried
uniform 4 noun coordinated outfit costume, suit, dress, habit
uniform 12 noun coordinated outfit gown, regalia, attire, garb, robe, khaki, regimentals, stripes, OD, livery, monkey suit, olive drab
union 12 noun merger, joining unity, harmony, meeting, mixture, combination, agreement, joint, compound, coupling, correlation, blend, uniting
union 33 noun merger, joining unison, commixture, conciliation, concord, tie-in, concurrence, accord, juncture, seam, amalgamation, intercourse, unanimity, synthesis, tie-up, junction, consolidation, confluence, congregation, unification, conjunction, hookup, fusion, concatenation, incorporation, centralization, abutment, agglutination, amalgam, symbiosis, merging, coadunation, coming together, melding
union 9 noun group with shared interest, cause club, league, society, local, association, alliance, coalition, order, employees
union 11 noun group with shared interest, cause guild, federation, labor union, trade union, congress, syndicate, sodality, confederation, brotherhood, sisterhood, confederacy
unique 10 adj alone, singular exclusive, different, rare, particular, individual, one, only, separate, single, onliest
unique 7 adj alone, singular uncommon, lone, solitary, solo, one and only, sui generis, unexampled
unique 9 adj one-of-a-kind; without equal rare, extraordinary, strange, unprecedented, special, best, most, novel, only
unique 23 adj one-of-a-kind; without equal exceptional, singular, uncommon, unparalleled, weird, anomalous, far-out, incomparable, inimitable, matchless, nonpareil, peerless, unequaled, unimaginable, unmatched, unreal, unrivaled, utmost, standout, primo, something else, unexampled, unparagoned
unit 13 noun whole crew, group, system, entity, assembly, crowd, outfit, one, gang, ring, total, section, bunch
unit 6 noun whole complement, entirety, detachment, totality, mob, assemblage
unit 21 noun part member, component, arm, layer, square, feature, section, detail, fraction, factor, ingredient, joint, link, segment, portion, element, item, length, piece, wing, block
unit 5 noun part digit, detachment, constituent, module, integer
unity 11 noun wholeness peace, agreement, consensus, harmony, identity, integrity, alliance, consent, union, combination, entity
unity 28 noun wholeness unanimity, unification, solidarity, unison, individuality, concord, concurrence, integral, homogeneity, sameness, consonance, uniformity, rapport, interconnection, totality, synthesis, accord, federation, singularity, singleness, oneness, confederation, integrality, homogeneousness, coadunation, indivisibility, soleness, undividedness
universal 14 adj worldwide, entire broad, global, common, comprehensive, extensive, general, regular, sweeping, total, whole, accepted, all, usual, widespread
universal 25 adj worldwide, entire ubiquitous, prevalent, unlimited, catholic, cosmopolitan, generic, empyrean, all-inclusive, astronomical, celestial, cosmic, customary, diffuse, ecumenical, multinational, mundane, omnipresent, planetary, stellar, terrestrial, undisputed, unrestricted, worldly, all-embracing, all-over
universe 3 noun everything in creation world, nature, everything
universe 3 noun everything in creation cosmos, macrocosm, natural world
university 1 noun institution of higher education college
university 2 noun institution of higher education academy, educational institution
university 3 noun educational institution school, institution, college
university 1 noun educational institution academy
unlawful 5 adj against the law illegal, prohibited, banned, criminal, forbidden
unlawful 15 adj against the law illegitimate, unauthorized, lawless, improper, illicit, nefarious, wrongful, bootleg, flagitious, iniquitous, taboo, actionable, outlawed, under-the-counter, unlicensed
unlike 11 adj different conflicting, distant, distinct, diverse, hostile, opposed, opposite, separate, various, weird, contrasted
unlike 23 adj different dissimilar, clashing, contradictory, contrary, discordant, disparate, dissonant, divergent, heterogeneous, incompatible, incongruous, inconsistent, offbeat, unequal, unrelated, variant, apples and oranges, disharmonious, far cry from, mismatched, not alike, poles apart, unalike
unlikely 6 adj not probable rare, incredible, strange, remote, faint, slight
unlikely 16 adj not probable unbelievable, improbable, absurd, implausible, inconceivable, contrary, doubtful, dubious, out of the ordinary, questionable, unconvincing, unheard-of, unimaginable, untoward, not likely, outside chance
unpleasant 4 adj bad nasty, fierce, gross, unhappy
unpleasant 26 adj bad disagreeable, distasteful, troublesome, unpalatable, sour, undesirable, obnoxious, abhorrent, bad news, bad scene, icky, irksome, lousy, objectionable, poisonous, repulsive, rotten, unacceptable, unattractive, yucky, displeasing, unlovely, grody, hard-time, uncool, unlikable
unrest 14 noun state of agitation; disturbance tension, confusion, controversy, protest, anxiety, trouble, crisis, debate, worry, grief, change, bother, upset, disease
unrest 35 noun state of agitation; disturbance anarchy, turmoil, insurrection, discontent, discord, strife, dissension, uproar, tumult, rebellion, distress, disaffection, dissatisfaction, uneasiness, irritation, perplexity, mortification, annoyance, perturbation, disquiet, altercation, tizzy, contention, chagrin, sorrow, unease, malaise, sedition, restlessness, ennui, vexation, dither, quarrel, bickering, moodiness
unskilled 1 adj untrained unable
unskilled 17 adj untrained uneducated, inexperienced, unschooled, incompetent, unqualified, awkward, green, inadequate, inept, inexpert, raw, undeveloped, inproficient, not up to, unequipped, unhandy, untalented
update 1 verb bring up to date restore
update 8 verb bring up to date amend, refurbish, renovate, renew, modernize, revise, refresh, rejuvenate
upset 12 adj disturbed, bothered disordered, confused, shocked, low, sick, troubled, hurt, thrown, spilled, ill, worried, dragged
upset 34 adj disturbed, bothered agitated, blue, muddled, unsettled, disconcerted, capsized, distressed, overturned, antsy, apprehensive, chaotic, frantic, jittery, jumpy, overwrought, upside-down, tumbled, ruffled, dismayed, disquieted, grieved, toppled, rattled, unzipped, amazed, all torn up, broken up, bummed out, come apart, in disarray, psyched out, shook up, tipped over, unglued
upset 11 noun problem illness, worry, surprise, complaint, trouble, destruction, reverse, bother, shock, defeat, disorder
upset 18 noun problem distress, agitation, hassle, goulash, disturbance, disquiet, subversion, free-for-all, overthrow, malady, turmoil, tizzy, sickness, reversion, stew, queasiness, shake-up, screw-up
upset 6 verb disorder; knock over disturb, reverse, spill, turn, pitch, change
upset 26 verb disorder; knock over unsettle, spoil, rummage, topple, tumble, subvert, tilt, invert, disarray, disorganize, muddle, upturn, derange, jumble, capsize, overturn, keel over, mess up, mix up, upend, overset, put out of order, tip over, turn inside-out, turn topsy-turvy, turn upside-down
upset 3 verb bother, trouble disturb, distract, turn
upset 48 verb bother, trouble dismay, unsettle, bewilder, perturb, unnerve, agitate, cramp, distress, afflict, rattle, debilitate, disconcert, confound, craze, discompose, floor, disquiet, unhinge, derange, pother, ruffle, discombobulate, incapacitate, flurry, spook, fluster, sicken, bug, grieve, flip, ail, egg on, flip out, lay up, pick on, rock the boat, turn on, indispose, adjy, fire up, get to, give a hard time, key up, make a scene, make waves, psych, stir up, throw off balance
upset 3 verb defeat beat, win, overcome
upset 9 verb defeat overpower, topple, overturn, conquer, overthrow, outplay, be victorious, get the better of, triumph over
urban 10 adj city downtown, civil, metropolitan, civic, central, municipal, popular, public, town, village
urban 5 adj city burghal, citified, inner-city, nonrural, oppidan
urge 10 noun very strong desire longing, weakness, passion, impulse, stimulus, wish, drive, motive, pressure, incentive
urge 15 noun very strong desire itch, lust, yearning, appetite, compulsion, craving, impetus, yen, goad, fancy, stimulant, druthers, sweet tooth, appetition, fire in belly
urge 28 verb beg, push for, encourage recommend, force, favor, press, propose, support, advocate, request, push, compel, endorse, ask, prompt, advise, promote, inspire, move, influence, sanction, further, attract, charge, champion, advance, counsel, drive, plead, stimulate
urge 27 verb beg, push for, encourage commend, implore, exhort, propel, conjure, entreat, incite, goad, solicit, instigate, maneuver, wheedle, beseech, induce, countenance, tempt, spur, adjure, rationalize, impel, hasten, egg on, appeal to, fire up, insist on, put up to, speak for
urgency 4 noun importance pressure, necessity, stress, need
urgency 9 noun importance seriousness, desperation, exigency, imminence, incitement, insistence, criticality, instancy, importunity
urgency 3 noun imperativeness importance, need, pressing
urgency 4 noun imperativeness seriousness, exigency, insistence, importunateness
urinate 7 verb go to the bathroom tinkle, pee, micturate, have to go, peepee, take a leak, wizz
urination 2 noun the act of excreting sweating, leaving
urination 13 noun the act of excreting expulsion, ejection, secretion, defecation, evacuation, elimination, discharge, exudation, expelling, perspiration, voiding, discharging, ejecting
urine 2 noun excretion sweat, chips
urine 15 noun excretion droppings, manure, feces, dung, stool, evacuation, secretion, discharge, excreta, perspiration, ordure, body waste, egesta, fecal matter, waste matter
use 32 noun application; employment handling, help, service, practice, value, need, benefit, adoption, treatment, operation, purpose, habit, utility, end, profit, point, custom, call, way, cause, worth, exercise, good, advantage, object, reason, necessity, account, convenience, fitness, occasion, exercising
use 16 noun application; employment usage, mileage, usefulness, applicability, capitalization, avail, relevance, exertion, wont, appliance, helpfulness, appropriateness, wear and tear, mobilization, serviceability, usability
use 21 verb work with; consume handle, control, practice, adopt, run, work, utilize, accept, employ, exploit, manage, apply, operate, spend, manipulate, exhaust, regulate, relate, govern, waste, exercise
use 25 verb work with; consume wield, expend, exert, ply, bestow, capitalize, bring into play, bring to bear, draw on, run through, take advantage of, avail oneself of, do with, find a use, make do with, make the most of, make use, play on, press into service, put forth, put into action, put to use, put to work, set in motion, turn to account
useful 15 adj beneficial, valuable good, helpful, effective, practical, appropriate, favorable, proper, suitable, applied, brave, fit, functional, meet, suited, toward
useful 19 adj beneficial, valuable profitable, convenient, fruitful, pragmatic, handy, advantageous, commodious, instrumental, practicable, propitious, salutary, serviceable, subsidiary, utile, all-purpose, of assistance, of service, of use, purposive
useless 2 adj not working; not valuable waste, weak
useless 40 adj not working; not valuable fruitless, worthless, stupid, impractical, inoperative, ineffectual, unworkable, meaningless, idle, ineffective, futile, unproductive, pointless, incompetent, hopeless, abortive, bootless, disadvantageous, dysfunctional, expendable, feckless, good-for-nothing, impracticable, inept, purposeless, scrap, unavailable, unavailing, unprofitable, vain, valueless, inutile, counterproductive, no good, nonfunctional, of no use, profitless, unfunctional, unpurposed, unusuable
user 1 noun consumer buyer
user 5 noun consumer customer, shopper, purchaser, enjoyer, end user
usual 23 adj common, typical conventional, constant, normal, familiar, natural, current, regular, routine, expected, everyday, frequent, prevailing, accepted, average, chronic, fixed, general, mainstream, ordinary, plain, plastic, standard, stock
usual 19 adj common, typical customary, accustomed, commonplace, cut-and-dried, grind, habitual, prevalent, quotidian, rife, run-of-the-mill, so-so, vanilla, wonted, typic, unremarkable, garden variety, matter-of-course, white-bread, workaday
utility 12 noun serviceableness service, point, use, advantage, profit, benefit, favor, function, efficiency, account, convenience, fitness
utility 12 noun serviceableness expediency, usefulness, applicability, adequacy, avail, relevance, efficacy, productiveness, practicality, appropriateness, advantageousness, serviceability
utter 7 adj outright, absolute sheer, pure, perfect, complete, total, blasted, entire
utter 16 adj outright, absolute unmitigated, confounded, blessed, consummate, blooming, arrant, downright, flat-out, infernal, out-and-out, stark, thorough, thoroughgoing, unqualified, straight-out, all-fired
utter 21 verb say, reveal whisper, express, deliver, mutter, articulate, assert, shout, proclaim, speak, chin, go, jaw, publish, state, announce, disclose, air, voice, declare, talk, lip
utter 23 verb say, reveal recite, pronounce, blurt, enunciate, ejaculate, asseverate, chime, modulate, declaim, vocalize, divulge, verbalize, spiel, mouth, exclaim, affirm, promulgate, bring out, come out with, throw out, give words to, make known, put into words
vacant 6 adj empty; unoccupied deserted, bare, abandoned, available, clear, free
vacant 17 adj empty; unoccupied uninhabited, unfilled, unemployed, unused, idle, devoid, disengaged, stark, void, not in use, tenantless, to let, unengaged, unlived in, untaken, untenanted, without contents
vacant 5 adj absent-minded; expressionless abstracted, blank, dreaming, silly, stupid
vacant 16 adj absent-minded; expressionless idle, daydreaming, deadpan, dreamy, empty-headed, foolish, inane, inexpressive, thoughtless, unintelligent, unthinking, vacuous, vapid, witless, incurious, unexpressive
vacuum 2 noun emptiness gap, space
vacuum 6 noun emptiness void, vacuity, nothingness, exhaustion, rarefaction, free space
vagabond 6 adj unsettled; vagrant moving, wandering, journeying, travelling, drifting, shifting
vagabond 30 adj unsettled; vagrant stray, fly-by-night, rambling, itinerant, down-and-out, mendicant, unsettled, peripatetic, transient, wayfaring, roaming, roving, idle, prodigal, aimless, destitute, errant, fancy-free, footloose, migratory, nomadic, shiftless, wayward, strolling, itinerate, rootless, straggling, sauntering, perambulant, perambulatory
vagabond 3 noun person who leads an unsettled life; traveler tourist, pioneer, pilgrim
vagabond 10 noun person who leads an unsettled life; traveler wanderer, rover, explorer, gypsy, wayfarer, pathfinder, trailblazer, haji, trekker, rambler
vagina 5 noun vulva genitalia, pudenda, labia, clitoris, hymen
vague 6 adj not definite or clear uncertain, faint, dark, loose, puzzling, unknown
vague 41 adj not definite or clear ambiguous, unclear, equivocal, dubious, nebulous, lax, hazy, fuzzy, obscure, unsure, amorphous, bleary, cloudy, dim, doubtful, enigmatic, ill-defined, impalpable, indefinite, indeterminate, indistinct, inexplicable, misunderstood, muddy, perplexing, problematic, questionable, shadowy, superficial, tenebrous, undetermined, unintelligible, unsettled, unspecified, imprecise, dreamlike, amphibological, bewildering, blurred, generalized, unexplicit
vain 1 adj egotistical proud
vain 20 adj egotistical cocky, arrogant, boastful, conceited, egocentric, haughty, inflated, narcissistic, ostentatious, overweening, self-important, stuck-up, vainglorious, egoistic, big-headed, high-and-mighty, pleased with oneself, puffed up, swaggering, swollen-headed
vain 2 adj futile, useless empty, slight
vain 38 adj futile, useless fruitless, petty, trivial, frivolous, abortive, barren, bootless, delusive, hollow, idle, insignificant, misleading, nugatory, otiose, paltry, pointless, puny, senseless, shuck, sterile, trifling, unavailing, unimportant, unproductive, unprofitable, valueless, void, worthless, delusory, inefficacious, going nowhere, in vicious circle, no-win, not a prayer, on a treadmill, profitless, time-wasting, unnotable
valid 24 adj right, genuine good, solid, accurate, binding, legal, logical, compelling, legitimate, original, confirmed, convincing, efficient, just, official, powerful, pure, sound, strong, substantial, telling, tested, ultimate, true, proven
valid 24 adj right, genuine credible, well-founded, authentic, persuasive, lawful, conclusive, authoritative, bona fide, cogent, efficacious, irrefutable, kosher, potent, stringent, trustworthy, unadulterated, weighty, well-grounded, determinative, legit, uncorrupted, attested, in force, unanswerable
valley 4 noun hollow in the land plain, bottom, channel, depression
valley 13 noun hollow in the land gorge, canyon, basin, glen, dale, dell, trough, notch, lowland, dingle, swale, vale, coulee
valuable 13 adj very important; priceless relevant, useful, helpful, costly, important, expensive, dear, precious, respected, prized, treasured, admired, appreciated
valuable 20 adj very important; priceless profitable, beneficial, valued, scarce, invaluable, worthwhile, heirloom, worthy, estimable, high-priced, hot, inestimable, serviceable, collectible, cherished, esteemed, held dear, hot property, in demand, of value
valuable 5 noun prized possession treasure, asset, commodity, benefit, advantage
valuable 5 noun prized possession antique, heirloom, nugget, plum, collectible
value 9 noun financial worth profit, price, rate, amount, cost, expense, charge, assessment, equivalent
value 3 noun financial worth appraisal, market price, monetary worth
value 31 noun advantage, worth use, power, profit, quality, sense, meaning, content, importance, benefit, purpose, significance, import, bearing, force, help, grade, merit, interpretation, utility, mark, state, finish, regard, drift, preference, condition, account, substance, consequence, distinction, implication
value 16 noun advantage, worth valuation, connotation, caliber, usefulness, goodness, eminence, excellence, repute, denotation, superiority, stature, estimation, esteem, marketability, desirability, serviceableness
van 5 noun vehicle wagon, camper, truck, cart, lead
van 2 noun small truck camper, truck
van 1 noun small truck caravan
variable 5 adj changing, changeable mobile, fluid, flexible, uncertain, shifting
variable 25 adj changing, changeable fickle, volatile, irregular, wavering, capricious, fitful, iffy, inconstant, mercurial, mutable, shifty, slippery, spasmodic, temperamental, ticklish, unsettled, unstable, unsteady, vacillating, protean, fluctuating, yo-yo, changeful, unequable, waffling
variant 6 adj different alternative, modified, various, varying, derived, differing
variant 2 adj different divergent, exceptional
variant 7 noun derived form variation, development, exception, version, result, branch, alternative
variant 3 noun derived form modification, irregularity, spinoff
variation 13 noun difference; alternative diversity, variety, innovation, shift, change, curve, departure, break, turn, exception, bend, distinction, contrast
variation 23 noun difference; alternative deviation, abnormality, fluctuation, divergence, alteration, discrepancy, disparity, mutation, modification, swerve, digression, contradistinction, aberration, novelty, diversification, displacement, inequality, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, adaptation, deflection, departure from the norm, unconformity
varied 4 adj different mixed, diverse, various, separate
varied 9 adj different motley, conglomerate, assorted, discrete, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, miscellaneous, multifarious, sundry
variety 9 noun difference mixture, diversity, variation, range, collection, array, change, departure, shift
variety 25 noun difference assortment, medley, multiplicity, fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, multifariousness, divergency, stew, conglomeration, miscellany, modification, variance, heterogeneity, mishmash, potpourri, cross section, mélange, mixed bag, soup, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness
variety 18 noun type, sort category, kind, description, nature, brand, character, strain, quality, division, family, tribe, grade, make, rank, class, order, race, species
variety 7 noun type, sort breed, assortment, classification, ilk, stripe, genus, kidney
vat 2 noun container pit, tub
vat 3 noun container basin, cask, tun
vat 4 noun vessel container, barrel, tank, tub
vat 3 noun vessel cask, cistern, basin
vector 9 noun heading bearing, direction, angle, point, track, route, aim, course, way
vector 4 noun heading trajectory, line, compass reading, point of compass
vegetable 7 noun edible part of plant produce, salad, yellow, truck, green, root, greens
vegetable 4 noun edible part of plant edible, herb, legume, herbaceous plant
vegetarian 3 adj plant-eating vegan, fruitarian, herbivorous
vegetation 1 noun plants growth
vegetation 9 noun plants flora, inactivity, verdure, lethargy, listlessness, greenery, verdancy, hibernation, herbage
vegetation 6 noun plant life plants, crops, grasses, vegetables, trees, flowers
vegetation 7 noun plant life flora, verdure, greenery, herbs, shrubs, saplings, herbage
vehicle 14 noun machine used for transportation wagon, van, car, bus, truck, automobile, bicycle, boat, cab, mechanism, agent, carrier, transport, wheels
vehicle 9 noun machine used for transportation vector, buggy, crate, conveyance, jalopy, motorcycle, taxi, jeep, chariot
vehicle 11 noun means of attaining end instrument, tool, medium, organ, ministry, agency, agent, mechanism, way, implement, channel
vehicle 7 noun means of attaining end apparatus, vector, expedient, intermediary, instrumentality, ways and means, means of expression
veil 9 noun disguise mask, curtain, blind, coloring, screen, cover, shade, front, film
veil 7 noun disguise shroud, cloak, guise, facade, false front, veiling, mantilla
veil 8 verb hide mask, wrap, curtain, blanket, beard, screen, invest, cover
veil 21 verb hide shroud, enclose, cloak, enfold, shield, mantle, whitewash, disguise, stonewall, camouflage, envelop, launder, dim, drape, finesse, conceal, enshroud, obscure, secrete, cover up, put up a front
vein 25 noun mood, tone streak, fashion, bent, mind, strain, attitude, manner, touch, style, humor, hint, character, note, suspicion, way, trace, nature, wave, faculty, line, spirit, characteristic, turn, mode, suggestion
vein 10 noun mood, tone temperament, dash, tenor, fettle, complexion, disposition, spice, tang, tinge, temper
vein 6 noun blood vessel hair, nerve, streak, thread, current, course
vein 8 noun blood vessel seam, lode, stripe, duct, stratum, venation, follicle, capillary
velvet 1 noun fabic pile
velvet 4 noun fabic nap, plush, velveteen, velour
velvet 4 adj resembling velvet velvety, velveteen, velour, velutinous
vengeful 1 adj retaliating; hating hostile
vengeful 12 adj retaliating; hating antagonistic, vindictive, implacable, inimical, punitive, relentless, revengeful, spiteful, unforgiving, rancorous, avenging, retaliatory
venture 18 noun gamble, attempt deal, undertaking, project, experiment, enterprise, investment, essay, header, exploit, trial, stake, test, risk, hazard, chance, adventure, speculation, pursuit
venture 13 noun gamble, attempt endeavor, shot, proposition, wager, feat, jeopardy, stab, baby, peril, setup, thing, spec, pet project
venture 18 verb take a chance operate, dare, essay, feel, brave, stake, experiment, risk, expose, hazard, chance, speculate, volunteer, advance, attempt, challenge, try, bet
venture 26 verb take a chance jeopardize, wager, defy, gamble, assay, imperil, presume, front, endanger, grope, get down, put up, take a crack at, dare say, go out on a limb, have a fling at, lay open, make a stab at, make bold, play for, play the market, put in jeopardy, take a flyer, take a plunge, try out, stick one's neck out
venus 2 noun good-looking person vision, dream
venus 12 noun good-looking person looker, enchanter, ornament, eyeful, stunner, charmer, Adonis, beaut, Apollo, dreamboat, good-looker, head turner
venus 1 noun planets orbiting sun earth
venus 10 noun planets orbiting sun Copernican system, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Neptune, Pluto, Saturn, Uranus, heliocentric system, planetary system
venus 1 noun major planet earth
venus 3 noun major planet Mars, Mercury, inner planet
venus 3 noun planet seen in west at sunset Vesper, Hesper, Hesperus
venus 4 noun planet seen at dawn lucifer, Phosphor, Phosphorus, daystar
venus 3 noun beauty lovely, dream, vision
venus 9 noun beauty charmer, enchanter, belle, ornament, eyeful, stunner, dreamboat, good-looker, head turner
veracity 6 noun truth credibility, integrity, accuracy, reality, honor, fact
veracity 31 noun truth truthfulness, impartiality, honesty, probity, fairness, genuineness, sincerity, authenticity, rightness, rectitude, candor, word, truism, gospel, exactitude, verisimilitude, actuality, correctness, precision, uprightness, exactness, openness, fidelity, frankness, verity, real McCoy, trustworthiness, trueness, honest-to-god truth, like it is, straight stuff
verb 5 noun action word deponent, gerund, infinitive, participle, verbification
verbal 6 adj spoken exact, oral, said, stated, expressed, told
verbal 9 adj spoken rhetorical, unwritten, literal, verbatim, lexical, lingual, phrasal, word-for-word, word-of-mouth
verbose 2 adj wordy, long-winded involved, repeating
verbose 27 adj wordy, long-winded bombastic, diffuse, flowery, fustian, gabby, garrulous, grandiloquent, loquacious, magniloquent, prolix, redundant, repetitious, repetitive, rhetorical, talkative, tautological, tedious, tortuous, windy, periphrastic, pleonastic, talky, circumlocutory, full of air, palaverous, tautologous, yacking
verdict 9 noun law judgment sentence, decision, award, answer, ruling, finding, opinion, conclusion, determination
verdict 4 noun law judgment decree, deduction, adjudication, arbitrament
version 14 noun account of a happening story, interpretation, form, tale, report, translation, history, rendering, construction, statement, narrative, reading, side, exercise
version 14 noun account of a happening variant, adaptation, rendition, sketch, clarification, chronicle, paraphrase, restatement, portrayal, condensation, redaction, simplification, transcription, rewording
vertebrate 4 noun animate being; mammal pet, beast, creature, being
vertebrate 9 noun animate being; mammal stray, brute, mutt, bum, invertebrate, varmint, critter, living thing, wild thing
vertebrate 2 noun animal beast, creature
vertical 2 adj upright steep, sheer
vertical 9 adj upright plumb, erect, perpendicular, up-and-down, upward, bolt upright, cocked, on end, straight-up
vessel 5 noun ship craft, boat, bottom, bucket, tub
vessel 8 noun ship ocean liner, barge, can, bark, liner, tanker, steamer, bateau
vessel 2 noun container, bowl pitcher, pot
vessel 5 noun container, bowl utensil, urn, kettle, basin, receptacle
veteran 11 adj experienced, seasoned skilled, trained, wise, expert, steady, old, practical, practiced, sophisticated, exercised, weathered
veteran 20 adj experienced, seasoned old-time, versed, pro, adept, hardened, not born yesterday, proficient, worldly, vet, battle-scarred, been around, disciplined, from way back, inured, long-serving, long-time, of the old school, up to speed, wise to ways, knows one's stuff
veteran 2 noun person with much experience; particularly in war pro, expert
veteran 12 noun person with much experience; particularly in war old-timer, old hand, vet, trouper, warhorse, GI, sourdough, old guard, old pro, old salt, old soldier, shellback
viable 1 adj reasonable, practicable possible
viable 7 adj reasonable, practicable usable, feasible, applicable, workable, operable, doable, within possibility
vicious 7 adj corrupt, wrong dangerous, cruel, violent, abandoned, bad, base, wild
vicious 43 adj corrupt, wrong savage, monstrous, ferocious, vile, atrocious, perverse, heinous, depraved, nefarious, barbarous, diabolical, infamous, wicked, abhorrent, debased, degenerate, degraded, demoralized, faulty, fiendish, flagitious, foul, immoral, impious, impure, indecent, iniquitous, insubordinate, lewd, libidinous, licentious, miscreant, profligate, putrid, reprehensible, reprobate, rotten, sinful, unprincipled, untamed, villainous, worthless, contaminated
vicious 9 adj nasty, hateful cruel, brutal, violent, evil, fierce, intense, mean, rough, tough
vicious 25 adj nasty, hateful savage, murderous, rancorous, spiteful, malicious, vindictive, dirty, venomous, malevolent, wicked, backbiting, beastly, bloodthirsty, defamatory, frightful, furious, lousy, malign, ornery, poisonous, slanderous, vehement, despiteful, horrid, cussed
victim 7 noun someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon casualty, mark, innocent, sacrifice, fool, butt, hunted
victim 29 noun someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon martyr, fatality, gudgeon, underdog, stooge, pawn, gull, immolation, dupe, patsy, wretch, prey, pushover, scapegoat, quarry, sucker, hireling, clown, gambit, easy mark, sitting duck, soft touch, sufferer, gopher, pigeon, babe in woods, easy make, injured party, sitting target
victory 13 noun win, success hit, advantage, achievement, sweep, winning, gain, defeat, triumph, control, prize, upset, destruction, defeating
victory 17 noun win, success laurels, conquest, killing, supremacy, dominion, overthrow, superiority, ascendancy, upper hand, grand slam, subjugation, clean sweep, feather in cap, hole in one, mission accomplished, the gold, bull's-eye
video 6 adj related to the televised image broadcast, television, program, canned, recorded, taped
video 5 adj related to the televised image TV, music video, prerecorded, promotional film, telegenic
view 19 noun something that is seen prospect, picture, sight, glimpse, scene, way, perspective, aspect, vision, look, outline, show, stretch, opening, appearance, design, representation, composition, landscape
view 10 noun something that is seen outlook, vista, panorama, tableau, illustration, contour, spectacle, field of vision, seascape, range of vision
view 11 noun examination analysis, display, sight, look, lamp, scan, review, survey, inspection, check, viewing
view 10 noun examination audit, contemplation, flash, slant, scrutiny, gander, squint, eyeball, look-see, perlustration
view 14 noun belief concept, sentiment, impression, mind, thought, attitude, consideration, opinion, feeling, judgment, notion, conception, conviction, twist
view 12 noun belief point of view, deduction, inference, slant, say-so, eye, persuasion, value judgment, close-up, judgment call, way of thinking, two cents' worth
view 23 verb look at notice, consider, explore, read, regard, watch, perceive, see, observe, witness, examine, spy, scan, stare, mark, gaze, scope, spot, beam, distinguish, contemplate, pipe, survey
view 19 verb look at scrutinize, espy, canvass, discern, eye, flash, behold, inspect, descry, dig, rubberneck, check out, eagle eye, lay eyes on, take in, check over, feast eyes on, get a load of, set eyes on
view 5 verb believe judge, regard, consider, account, deem
view 3 verb believe reckon, look on, think about
vigorous 13 adj energetic, powerful tough, effective, healthy, dynamic, efficient, vital, active, strong, intense, athletic, driving, sound, bouncing
vigorous 33 adj energetic, powerful forceful, persuasive, zealous, potent, spirited, strenuous, robust, brisk, lively, dashing, enterprising, exuberant, flourishing, forcible, hale, hardy, hearty, lusty, mettlesome, peppy, rugged, snappy, spanking, steamroller, strapping, sturdy, zippy, ball of fire, hard-driving, red-blooded, strong as an ox, take-charge, take-over
villa 1 noun country estate mansion
villa 6 noun country estate chateau, manor, country house, large house, summer house, vacation home
village 2 noun small town suburb, center
village 2 noun small town crossroads, hamlet
villager 7 noun person native of country voter, civilian, resident, national, commoner, subject, native
villager 18 noun person native of country settler, inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, denizen, householder, occupant, taxpayer, cosmopolite, burgher, burgess, John/Jane Q. Public, freeman/woman, member of body politic, member of community, naturalized person, townsperson, urbanite
villain 4 noun evil person devil, criminal, offender, heel
villain 19 noun evil person scoundrel, malefactor, reprobate, brute, evildoer, miscreant, rascal, libertine, mischief-maker, caitiff, creep, blackguard, wretch, profligate, enfant terrible, antihero, sinner, rapscallion, lowlife
villainy 9 noun wickedness turpitude, viciousness, vileness, atrocity, baseness, depravity, knavery, rascality, scoundrelism
violation 6 noun breach; breaking of the law abuse, offense, breaking, break, wrong, violating
violation 14 noun breach; breaking of the law encroachment, negligence, infringement, infraction, misdemeanor, contravention, transgression, misbehavior, trespass, illegality, rupture, nonobservance, transgressing, trespassing
violation 5 noun rape, defilement invasion, assault, pollution, destruction, ruin
violation 15 noun rape, defilement mistreatment, profanation, desecration, devastation, blasphemy, defacement, rapine, dishonor, degradation, sacrilege, debasement, outrage, ravishment, spoliation, defacing
violent 13 adj destructive crazy, powerful, brutal, cruel, fierce, desperate, disturbed, great, mad, raging, rough, strong, wild
violent 36 adj destructive savage, murderous, homicidal, vicious, potent, passionate, hysterical, uncontrollable, agitated, berserk, bloodthirsty, distraught, enraged, fiery, forceful, forcible, frantic, furious, headstrong, hotheaded, impassioned, impetuous, inflamed, intemperate, maniacal, mighty, riotous, ungovernable, unrestrained, urgent, vehement, coercive, aroused, demoniac, fuming, maddened
violent 14 adj severe, extreme harsh, devastating, powerful, terrible, intense, painful, biting, concentrated, great, raging, rough, sharp, strong, wild
violent 18 adj severe, extreme turbulent, potent, outrageous, acute, agonizing, blustery, excruciating, exquisite, forceful, forcible, immoderate, inordinate, mighty, ruinous, tempestuous, tumultous/tumultuous, coercive, gale force
virgin 3 noun person who has not had sex celibate, maiden, vestal virgin
virgin 1 adj unspoiled pure
virgin 7 adj unspoiled virginal, stainless, vestal, chaste, undefiled, unsullied, impregnant
virginal 13 adj chaste clean, simple, quiet, moral, innocent, continent, nice, controlled, decent, elegant, modest, proper, pure
virginal 27 adj chaste stainless, celibate, virgin, vestal, austere, decorous, immaculate, impotent, inexperienced, neat, platonic, prudish, refined, restrained, spotless, subdued, unaffected, unblemished, undefiled, unstained, unsullied, unwed, virtuous, wholesome, intemerate, monogamous, uncontaminated
virginal 8 adj innocent good, clear, safe, clean, honest, legal, legitimate, pure
virginal 40 adj innocent pristine, chaste, angelic, stainless, upright, above suspicion, angelical, exemplary, faultless, guiltless, immaculate, impeccable, inculpable, irreproachable, lawful, licit, lily-white, righteous, sinless, spotless, unblemished, uncorrupted, undefiled, unimpeachable, uninvolved, unstained, unsullied, untainted, virtuous, cleanhanded, crimeless, free of, guilt-free, impeccant, in the clear, not guilty, pure as the driven snow, uncensurable, uncorrupt, unoffending
virtue 16 noun honor, integrity ethic, faith, love, advantage, character, merit, ideal, value, quality, credit, justice, asset, worth, hope, consideration, charity
virtue 27 noun honor, integrity righteousness, purity, generosity, excellence, goodness, kindness, rectitude, morality, temperance, fineness, incorruptibility, fortitude, chastity, prudence, innocence, uprightness, probity, plus, faithfulness, temper, respectability, ethicality, ethicalness, worthiness, high-mindedness, trustworthiness, good point
virus 3 noun bacterium, bug illness, disease, infection
virus 7 noun bacterium, bug ailment, sickness, germ, microbe, microorganism, pathogen, bacillus
visceral 4 adj instinctive automatic, inherent, natural, rooted
visceral 13 adj instinctive ingrained, innate, intuitive, accustomed, congenital, habitual, inborn, intrinsic, knee-jerk, reflex, instinctual, intuitional, second-nature
viscous 4 noun counterpart facing, date, opposite, versus
viscous 2 noun counterpart escort, face to face
visible 16 adj apparent, seeable evident, striking, clear, obvious, arresting, bold, marked, open, outstanding, patent, plain, pointed, signal, visual, revealed, seen
visible 28 adj apparent, seeable discernible, noticeable, unmistakable, detectable, palpable, distinguishable, conspicuous, inescapable, macroscopic, manifest, observable, obtrusive, ocular, perceivable, perceptible, pronounced, salient, unconcealed, viewable, big as life, discoverable, in sight, in view, not hidden, out in the open, to be seen, unhidden, under one's nose
vision 7 noun ability to perceive with eyes perception, view, seeing, sight, faculty, perceiving, eyes
vision 3 noun ability to perceive with eyes eyesight, optics, range of view
vision 15 noun mental image, concept conception, fantasy, insight, idea, understanding, imagination, ideal, perspective, aspect, dream, view, angle, nightmare, trip, prescience
vision 26 noun mental image, concept point of view, outlook, foresight, intuition, retrospect, daydream, keenness, phantasm, fancy, discernment, facet, foreknowledge, penetration, muse, slant, standpoint, astuteness, divination, head trip, pie in the sky, pipe dream, ideality, farsightedness, breadth of view, castles in the air, mental picture
vision 8 noun apparition fantasy, spirit, presence, ghost, phenomenon, revelation, nightmare, illusion
vision 16 noun apparition phantom, ecstasy, haunt, delusion, hallucination, specter, trance, chimera, warlock, spook, oracle, mirage, prophecy, apocalypse, phantasm, wraith
vision 3 noun very beautiful thing or person picture, dream, sight
vision 8 noun very beautiful thing or person stunner, eyeful, angel, spectacle, dazzler, feast for the eyes, perfect picture, sight for sore eyes
visit 9 noun social call upon another appointment, stop, vacation, stay, call, interview, holiday, talk, evening
visit 5 noun social call upon another stopover, visitation, sojourn, weekend, tarriance
visit 8 verb be a guest of frequent, play, hit, see, tour, call, talk, crash
visit 28 verb be a guest of inspect, reside, converse, tarry, sojourn, chat, dwell, come by, drop in, look up, step in, take in, stay at, call on, come around, drop by, drop over, go over to, go to see, look around, look in on, pay a call, pay a visit to, pop in, stay with, stop by, stop off, swing by
visit 5 verb bother, haunt attack, pain, punish, impose, trouble
visit 11 verb bother, haunt smite, avenge, afflict, wreck, wreak, befall, inflict, assail, bring down on, descend upon, force upon
visitor 4 noun person temporarily in a foreign location company, foreigner, guest, inspector
visitor 6 noun person temporarily in a foreign location caller, transient, visitant, habitué, invitee, out-of-towner
visual 4 adj able to be seen with eyes observed, visible, seen, viewed
visual 11 adj able to be seen with eyes ocular, optical, optic, discernible, observable, perceptible, seeable, viewable, beheld, imaged, visional
vitamin 2 noun source of nourishment food, fiber
vitamin 4 noun source of nourishment nutriment, health food, mineral, supplements
vocational 5 adj pertaining to work business, career, employment, professional, work
vocational 1 adj pertaining to work job-related
vocational 7 adj concerning details, mechanics industrial, scientific, mechanical, professional, specialized, special, restricted
vocational 6 adj concerning details, mechanics scholarly, abstruse, occupational, technological, high-tech, methodological
voice 13 noun expression, language sound, speech, cry, tone, statement, words, song, mutter, delivery, shout, call, yell, tongue
voice 11 noun expression, language exclamation, vent, modulation, articulation, inflection, roar, vocalization, murmur, intonation, vociferation, utterance
voice 14 noun opinion expression, view, option, wish, decision, choice, will, say, part, preference, representation, vote, approval, participation
voice 5 noun opinion vent, suffrage, say-so, vox populi, right of free speech
voice 16 verb express opinion; put into words deliver, articulate, tell, assert, say, emphasize, announce, proclaim, declare, present, speak, sound, cry, air, put, talk
voice 14 verb express opinion; put into words vent, utter, divulge, vocalize, pronounce, enunciate, recount, verbalize, modulate, come out with, inflect, intonate, give expression, give utterance
volcano 12 noun very large hill ridge, pile, peak, cliff, height, drift, stack, bank, mount, shock, range, mass
volcano 20 noun very large hill elevation, bluff, pyramid, eminence, alp, hump, precipice, glob, dome, heap, mesa, abundance, pike, palisade, mound, sierra, tor, crag, ton, butte
volume 14 noun capacity, measure of capacity figure, quantity, number, amount, total, size, body, content, dimensions, object, bulk, mass, extent, contents
volume 3 noun capacity, measure of capacity compass, aggregate, cubic measure
volume 4 noun loudness of a sound strength, power, intensity, degree
volume 2 noun loudness of a sound amplification, sonority
volume 4 noun book album, edition, version, publication
volume 2 noun book treatise, tome
voluntary 10 adj willing chosen, independent, free, volunteer, elected, freely, intended, opted, willed, wished
voluntary 20 adj willing spontaneous, autonomous, deliberate, gratuitous, honorary, intentional, optional, unasked, unpaid, volitional, willful, uncompelled, unconstrained, unforced, designful, discretional, free-willed, unbidden, unprescribed, witting
volunteer 5 verb offer to do something suggest, tender, advance, present, propose
volunteer 20 verb offer to do something come forward, enlist, proffer, chip in, speak up, step forward, sign up, bring forward, go in, let oneself in for, offer services, put forward, stand up, submit oneself, take bull by the horns, take initiative, take the plunge, take upon oneself, do on one's own volition, put at one's disposal
vomit 18 verb disgorge gag, regurgitate, heave, eject, expel, spew, puke, hurl, ruminate, emit, bring up, throw up, retch, upchuck, be seasick, be sick, dry heave, spit up
voracious 3 adj very hungry, greedy empty, grasping, gross
voracious 20 adj very hungry, greedy rapacious, ravenous, insatiable, avid, prodigious, covetous, devouring, gluttonous, omnivorous, starved, starving, uncontrolled, edacious, dog-hungry, gorging, piggy, ravening, sating, starved to death, unquenchable
vote 8 noun decision or right to decide representation choice, majority, poll, ballot, wish, will, franchise, ticket
vote 10 noun decision or right to decide representation tally, referendum, yea, suffrage, nay, aye, plebiscite, secret ballot, show of hands, yes or no
vote 16 verb decide on representation elect, grant, propose, choose, determine, recommend, return, establish, declare, enact, opt, suggest, effect, second, judge, ballot
vote 7 verb decide on representation pronounce, confer, enfranchise, cast ballot, cast vote, go to the polls, put in office
voter 2 noun elector resident, citizen
voter 3 noun elector taxpayer, suffragist, balloter
voucher 6 noun receipt ticket, check, notice, note, slip, release
voucher 10 noun receipt coupon, certificate, debenture, IOU, chit, token, stub, sales slip, credential, proof of purchase
voyage 9 noun journey, often by water swing, travel, sail, passage, tour, cruise, crossing, trip, travels
voyage 8 noun journey, often by water excursion, junket, trek, jaunt, hop, boating, weekend, overnight
vulnerable 7 adj open to attack accessible, exposed, weak, sensitive, ready, naked, tender
vulnerable 14 adj open to attack susceptible, unsafe, liable, defenseless, assailable, out on a limb, sitting duck, sucker, thin-skinned, unguarded, unprotected, on the line, on the spot, wide open
vulva 3 noun organs nuts, privates, stones
vulva 8 noun organs private parts, genitalia, gonads, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs
wage 6 verb carry on do, pursue, make, practice, undertake, conduct
wage 5 verb carry on prosecute, fulfill, carry out, engage in, proceed with
wagon 4 noun vehicle van, car, cart, coach
wagon 16 noun vehicle carriage, caravan, tram, buggy, dray, caisson, schooner, chariot, lorry, wain, buckboard, camion, tumbril, barouche, fourgon, gilly
wagon 1 noun cart coach
wagon 9 noun cart caravan, carriage, buggy, dray, caisson, wain, buckboard, pushcart, buck wagon
waist 1 noun middle of body middle
waist 4 noun middle of body abdomen, girth, midriff, midsection
waist 2 noun part of the torso between the ribs and hips middle, gut
waist 4 noun part of the torso between the ribs and hips midriff, waistline, midsection, abdoment
wait 4 noun pause, delay interval, rest, stay, down
wait 7 noun pause, delay halt, interim, downtime, hold, hold-up, on hold, time wasted
wait 7 verb pause, rest await, watch, stay, delay, remain, expect, anticipate
wait 33 verb pause, rest linger, hang, foresee, tarry, abide, stall, bide, dally, hang around, hold back, hole up, mark time, sit tight, stand by, stick around, cool it, fill time, hang onto your hat, hang out, hold everything, hold on, hold the phone, keep shirt on, lie in wait, lie low, look for, look forward to, put on hold, save it, sit up for, stay up for, sweat it, bide one's time
wake 1 noun formal observance of a body before funeral watch
wake 6 noun formal observance of a body before funeral vigil, last rites, obsequies, rites, deathwatch, funeral service
wake 5 noun trail behind something wave, track, wash, train, path
wake 3 noun trail behind something aftermath, backwash, furrow
wakefulness 1 noun watchfulness attention
wakefulness 2 noun watchfulness vigilance, alertness
wakefulness 2 noun sleeplessness insomnia, restlessness
walk 11 noun brief travel on foot parade, stretch, hike, tour, step, march, turn, constitutional, pace, circuit, airing
walk 14 noun brief travel on foot jaunt, stroll, peregrination, traipse, ramble, perambulation, gait, promenade, carriage, tramp, stride, saunter, tread, schlepp
walk 16 noun pathway trail, track, course, street, path, road, court, passage, platform, alley, aisle, lane, mall, crossing, sidewalk, bricks
walk 13 noun pathway esplanade, avenue, catwalk, boulevard, pavement, promenade, gangway, footpath, pier, cloister, boardwalk, byway, bypath
walk 14 noun discipline course, arena, province, domain, territory, area, career, terrain, profession, calling, sphere, field, trade, line
walk 5 noun discipline dominion, bailiwick, vocation, métier, metier
walk 18 verb move along on foot run, parade, lead, hike, step, race, go, wander, file, patrol, pad, exercise, march, foot, advance, pace, tour, troop
walk 38 verb move along on foot trek, trudge, saunter, stride, escort, roam, shuffle, strut, amble, stroll, traverse, stump, toddle, shamble, traipse, tread, plod, tramp, slog, canter, scuff, leg, promenade, ambulate, prance, perambulate, lumber, stalk, rove, meander, hit the road, knock about, locomote, go on foot, hoof it, take a walk, travel on foot, wend one's way
wall 13 noun obstruction, divider bar, fence, barrier, dam, screen, surface, side, block, restriction, stop, bank, panel, limitation
wall 20 noun obstruction, divider barricade, embankment, facade, hurdle, rampart, enclosure, fortification, blockade, parapet, bulwark, partition, palisade, levee, roadblock, retainer, impediment, stockade, hindrance, curb, paneling
wander 7 verb move about aimlessly cruise, hike, float, drift, trail, range, roll
wander 30 verb move about aimlessly trek, traipse, ramble, stray, roam, straggle, meander, amble, saunter, stroll, gad, gallivant, deviate, peregrinate, diverge, jaunt, tramp, divagate, rove, vagabond, maunder, circumambulate, globe-trot, aberrate, circumlocute, circumnutate, hopscotch, take to the road, walk the tracks, follow one's nose
wander 2 verb digress; get lost depart, shift
wander 17 verb digress; get lost veer, stray, ramble, swerve, err, babble, diverge, divagate, rave, deviate, get off the track, get sidetracked, go astray, go off on a tangent, lose train of thought, talk nonsense, lose one's way
want 7 noun desire need, wish, longing, requirement, hunger, necessity, demand
want 7 noun desire hankering, yen, thirst, yearning, fancy, appetite, craving
want 3 noun lack, need absence, poverty, shortage
want 23 noun lack, need privation, defect, dearth, famine, neediness, scarcity, meagerness, inadequacy, indigence, impoverishment, exigency, destitution, paucity, insufficiency, poorness, impecuniousness, deficiency, default, scantiness, penury, pauperism, exiguousness, skimpiness
want 8 verb desire wish, require, prefer, choose, need, hunger, pine, long
want 21 verb desire crave, fancy, covet, hanker, lust, yearn, aspire, ache, thirst, be greedy, could do with, desiderate, feel a need, have a passion for, have a yen for, have ambition, have an urge for, have eyes for, incline toward, itch for, spoil for
want 3 verb lack, need require, demand, miss
want 12 verb lack, need call for, starve, be deficient, be deprived of, be found wanting, be insufficient, be poor, be short of, be without, fall short in, have need of, stand in need of
wanton 1 adj extravagant, lustful abandoned
wanton 15 adj extravagant, lustful outrageous, promiscuous, lewd, shameless, libertine, fast, profligate, X-rated, lax, libidinous, licentious, speedy, unprincipled, unscrupulous, wayward
wanton 3 adj cruel, malicious evil, mean, unfair
wanton 25 adj cruel, malicious gratuitous, unjust, needless, senseless, vicious, unjustified, arbitrary, willful, unjustifiable, contrary, groundless, inconsiderate, malevolent, merciless, ornery, perverse, spiteful, unasked, uncalled-for, wayward, wicked, unprovoked, double-crossing, accidentally on purpose, motiveless
wanton 3 adj careless wild, free, variable
wanton 30 adj careless outrageous, extravagant, capricious, reckless, wasteful, lavish, prodigal, rash, spoiled, volatile, spendthrift, changeable, devil-may-care, fanciful, fickle, fitful, frivolous, heedless, immoderate, inconstant, intemperate, profuse, unfettered, unreserved, unrestrained, whimsical, fluctuating, hot and cold, thriftless, up and down
wanton 3 noun profligate person rake, libertine, debauchee
war 7 noun armed conflict combat, fighting, strike, struggle, battle, conflict, contest
war 9 noun armed conflict warfare, hostility, strife, bloodshed, enmity, contention, cold war, police action, hostilities
war 14 verb fight, battle differ, contend, shoot, shell, attempt, combat, contest, challenge, disagree, attack, murder, kill, struggle, meet
war 15 verb fight, battle clash, bombard, endeavor, strive, oppugn, tug, take on, take up arms, go to war, campaign against, engage in combat, make war, march against, take the field against, wage war
ward 7 noun district department, parish, division, territory, zone, area, quarter
ward 3 noun district precinct, diocese, canton
ward 9 noun custody; person in one's custody care, keeping, protection, dependent, charge, client, child, trust, minor
ward 10 noun custody; person in one's custody safekeeping, orphan, pensioner, pupil, guardianship, protégé, godchild, adopted child, foster child, protégée
wardrobe 9 noun clothes or furniture for storing clothes trunk, closet, chest, bureau, threads, clothing, costumes, outfits, suits
wardrobe 19 noun clothes or furniture for storing clothes apparel, dresser, attire, cupboard, commode, locker, buffet, rags, duds, chiffonier, dry goods, ensembles, drapes, vestments, trousseau, togs, weeds, garments, toggery
warm 8 adj moderately hot sunny, mild, pleasant, hot, heated, sweating, melting, close
warm 19 adj moderately hot temperate, lukewarm, tepid, balmy, sweltering, broiling, scorching, sizzling, glowing, roasting, perspiring, flushed, clement, snug, summery, sweaty, thermal, toasty, warmish
warm 4 adj friendly, kind happy, pleasant, tender, loving
warm 23 adj friendly, kind cordial, cheerful, affectionate, heartfelt, warmhearted, hearty, hospitable, sincere, gracious, compassionate, affable, amiable, amorous, ardent, fervent, genial, kindhearted, kindly, responsive, softhearted, sympathetic, wholehearted, empathetic
warm 6 adj enthusiastic heated, intense, excited, angry, emotional, violent
warm 21 adj enthusiastic stormy, effusive, nutty, hot, lively, spirited, keen, glowing, animated, amorous, ardent, earnest, excitable, fervent, fervid, irascible, passionate, vehement, vigorous, zealous, gung-ho
warm 6 verb heat up prepare, melt, heat, bake, cook, fix
warm 7 verb heat up toast, thaw, chafe, microwave, warm up, put on the fire, warm over
warn 24 verb give notice of possible occurrence urge, prompt, prepare, hint, predict, suggest, signal, recommend, order, inform, instruct, remind, threaten, advise, tell, address, counsel, forbid, tip, advocate, direct, clue, post, guide
warn 27 verb give notice of possible occurrence caution, notify, alert, summon, deprecate, acquaint, forearm, exhort, apprise, admonish, prescribe, enjoin, dissuade, remonstrate, reprove, forewarn, fill in, cry wolf, clue in, give fair warning, give the high sign, give warning, lay it out, make aware, put on guard, tip off, wise up
warning 1 adj cautionary threatening
warning 9 adj cautionary ominous, admonishing, exemplary, admonitory, monitory, cautioning, exhortatory, monitorial, premonitory
warning 16 noun notice of possible occurrence information, word, threat, hint, signal, prediction, alarm, guidance, indication, suggestion, recommendation, lesson, sign, advice, example, tip
warning 27 noun notice of possible occurrence notification, admonition, alert, caution, tip-off, augury, caveat, injunction, exhortation, wink, token, fore, intimation, premonition, portent, presage, forewarning, omen, distress signal, look out, word to the wise, foretoken, SOS, Mayday, handwriting on wall, heads up, watch-it
warrant 16 noun authorization sanction, license, permission, permit, ticket, right, authority, tag, pass, guarantee, basis, commission, foundation, word, security, verification
warrant 23 noun authorization certificate, summons, subpoena, passport, pledge, warranty, pawn, testimonial, authentication, assurance, okay, earnest, go-ahead, credentials, token, carte blanche, green light, credential, accreditation, sticker, ducat, shingle, official document
warrant 28 verb guarantee, justify, authorize require, explain, ensure, undertake, permit, approve, claim, back, promise, sponsor, sanction, contend, secure, defend, commission, state, swear, entitle, endorse, privilege, assert, excuse, demand, license, assure, maintain, argue, declare
warrant 22 verb guarantee, justify, authorize uphold, affirm, necessitate, stipulate, call for, pledge, attest, vow, guaranty, certify, underwrite, vindicate, empower, insure, delegate, avouch, answer for, bear out, vouch for, give grounds for, stand behind, take an oath
warrior 4 noun person who fights in combat soldier, fighter, hero, champion
warrior 8 noun person who fights in combat combatant, conscript, trooper, GI, battler, enlisted person, fighting person, serviceperson
warship 10 noun large boat frigate, destroyer, corvette, battleship, submarine, gunboat, cutter, dreadnaught, cruiser, dreadnought
wash 3 noun laundry, bath washing, cleaning, shower
wash 8 noun laundry, bath bathe, scrub, ablution, rinse, shampoo, laundering, cleansing, dirty clothes
wash 6 noun wave; water movement rush, swell, flow, sweep, roll, lapping
wash 11 noun wave; water movement undulation, surge, eddy, gush, murmur, swirl, spurt, heave, swishing, surging, ebb and flow
wash 4 noun coloring layer, coat, coating, film
wash 5 noun coloring swab, overlay, rinse, stain, suffusion
wash 12 verb bathe, clean soak, float, shower, wet, wipe, shine, bubble, lap, bath, dip, soap, tub
wash 26 verb bathe, clean drench, moisten, hose, scrub, douse, rinse, immerse, swab, lave, launder, sponge, scour, slosh, cleanse, imbue, brush up, wash up, starch, shampoo, clean up, do the dishes, do the laundry, fresh up, freshen up, take a bath, take a shower
wash 2 verb be convincing convince, endure
wash 9 verb be convincing stick, carry weight, hold up, be acceptable, be plausible, be reasonable, bear scrutiny, hold water, stand up
waste 3 noun spending, use without thought ruin, loss, destruction
waste 24 noun spending, use without thought misuse, squander, dilapidation, misapplication, extravagance, havoc, prodigality, devastation, lavishness, decay, ravage, exhaustion, desolation, expenditure, dissipation, wastefulness, improvidence, disuse, fritter, squandering, overdoing, wastage, lost opportunity, unthriftiness
waste 6 noun land that is uncultivated wild, wilderness, jungle, bush, brush, desert
waste 16 noun land that is uncultivated solitude, badlands, swamp, fen, void, moor, tundra, quagmire, barren, marshland, marsh, wasteland, bog, wilds, brushland, dust bowl
waste 3 noun garbage, refuse debris, trash, ruins
waste 18 noun garbage, refuse scrap, rubbish, hogwash, rummage, junk, leavings, slop, swill, rubble, litter, dross, offal, excess, dregs, leftovers, sweepings, dreck, offscourings
waste 15 verb spend or use without thought; dwindle blow, exhaust, drain, consume, lose, undermine, decrease, disappear, decline, fade, empty, wear, wilt, thin, sink
waste 37 verb spend or use without thought; dwindle lavish, deplete, dissipate, misuse, divert, squander, ebb, wane, debilitate, crumble, enfeeble, sap, gnaw, droop, decay, misapply, perish, splurge, disable, atrophy, corrode, wither, run through, throw away, wear out, fritter away, emaciate, be of no avail, burn up, eat away, frivol away, gamble away, go to waste, misemploy, pour down the drain, run dry, trifle away
waste 3 verb ruin, destroy reduce, sack, rape
waste 13 verb ruin, destroy spoil, desolate, devastate, pillage, ravage, despoil, devour, raze, desecrate, wreak havoc, depredate, spoliate, lay waste
watch 9 noun clock worn on body timepiece, chronometer, wristwatch, stopwatch, ticker, timer, analog watch, digital watch, pocket watch
watch 9 noun lookout duty, patrol, guard, surveillance, awareness, notice, attention, observation, inspection
watch 18 noun lookout picket, tab, sentinel, observance, watchfulness, eye, vigilance, gander, scrutiny, vigil, hawk, sentry, supervision, tout, alertness, heed, eagle eye, weather eye
watch 24 verb look at stare, listen, look, attend, scan, regard, see, observe, follow, wait, examine, view, case, spy, note, concentrate, mind, focus, mark, pipe, contemplate, gaze, peer, scope
watch 15 verb look at check out, scrutinize, eye, rubberneck, inspect, take in, keep an eye on, eyeball, eagle-eye, get a load of, give the once over, have a look-see, keep tabs on, pay attention, take notice
watch 8 verb guard, protect keep, attend, wait, patrol, oversee, mind, tend, police
watch 16 verb guard, protect superintend, look out, take care of, be on alert, be on the lookout, be vigilant, be wary, be watchful, care for, keep eyes open, keep eyes peeled, keep watch over, look after, pick up on, ride shotgun for, take heed
water 3 noun pure liquid hydrogen and oxygen drink, rain, tears
water 6 noun pure liquid hydrogen and oxygen saliva, aqua, H2O, rainwater, aqua pura, Adam's ale
water 10 verb dampen; put water in sprinkle, soak, flood, wash, spray, thin, wet, doctor, steep, weaken
water 16 verb dampen; put water in bathe, dilute, inundate, irrigate, moisten, drench, souse, hose, damp, saturate, spatter, douse, baptize, drool, imbue, sodden
watercourse 4 noun waterway stream, channel, drain, river
watercourse 18 noun waterway gully, creek, sluice, canal, estuary, aqueduct, brook, flume, conduit, gutter, culvert, inlet, chute, gullet, trench, ravine, spillway, wadi
watercraft 8 noun water or air vehicle aircraft, plane, vessel, ship, airplane, boat, shipping, bottom
watercraft 5 noun water or air vehicle spacecraft, barge, blimp, zeppelin, air ship
waterfall 2 noun cascade shoot, fall
waterfall 4 noun cascade chute, rapids, cataract, weir
wave 20 noun sea surf, current rush, stream, swell, tide, flood, sign, movement, bending, sweep, twist, winding, tendency, ridge, tube, crush, roll, drift, signal, loop, rocking
wave 27 noun sea surf, current upsurge, rash, surge, outbreak, crest, influx, convolution, ripple, curl, heave, uprising, foam, billow, coil, undulation, gush, twirl, unevenness, breaker, scroll, whitecap, curlicue, comber, roller, rippling, corkscrew, ground swell
wave 15 verb move back and forth; gesture fly, swing, twist, shake, stream, direct, pulse, sign, indicate, stir, swell, signal, flow, motion, switch
wave 36 verb move back and forth; gesture flap, twirl, wield, brandish, flutter, quiver, reel, quaver, beckon, seesaw, ripple, gesticulate, curl, tremble, whirl, wag, wobble, undulate, vibrate, swirl, waggle, falter, swish, waver, billow, coil, flourish, oscillate, palpitate, vacillate, fluctuate, sway, surge, pulsate, wigwag, move to and fro
way 32 noun method, technique style, fashion, form, means, process, practice, move, idea, system, step, course, manner, use, measure, policy, approach, action, procedure, plan, shot, habit, stroke, design, plot, custom, instrument, vehicle, scheme, kick, wise, outline, mode
way 12 noun method, technique thing, hook, usage, hang-up, tack, contrivance, habitude, wont, expedient, groove, course of action, modus
way 38 noun direction, route trend, course, progress, path, alternative, approach, line, road, bearing, walk, street, march, tendency, row, space, stretch, admission, passage, access, gate, advance, highway, movement, entrance, door, opening, track, trail, journey, extent, distance, lane, room, ride, orbit, length, channel, entry
way 17 noun direction, route ingress, headway, avenue, gateway, boulevard, admittance, thoroughfare, drag, artery, progression, entrée, pathway, byway, elbowroom, forward motion, thataway, stone's throw
way 29 noun characteristic, habit style, fashion, tone, behavior, form, nature, practice, particular, use, circumstance, detail, state, manner, aspect, sense, situation, respect, condition, status, shot, point, trait, feature, trick, hook, shape, personality, conduct, custom
way 11 noun characteristic, habit thing, wont, idiosyncrasy, fettle, consuetude, gait, guise, usage, groove, kick, praxis
weak 9 adj not strong uncertain, weakened, fragile, delicate, exhausted, faint, spent, tender, wasted
weak 41 adj not strong shaky, hesitant, powerless, anemic, sickly, wobbly, frail, sluggish, feeble, unsteady, debilitated, decrepit, effete, enervated, flaccid, flimsy, infirm, insubstantial, irresolute, lackadaisical, languid, limp, makeshift, prostrate, puny, rickety, rocky, rotten, senile, spindly, supine, torpid, undependable, unsound, unsubstantial, wavering, languorous, weakly, forceless, impuissant, out of gas
weak 4 adj cowardly uncertain, nervous, soft, tender
weak 28 adj cowardly indecisive, hesitant, insecure, shaky, ineffectual, unstable, wobbly, powerless, frightened, impotent, infirm, irresolute, laid-back, nerveless, palsied, spineless, timorous, undependable, unreliable, unsure, vacillating, wavering, wishy-washy, zero, faint-hearted, fluctuant, weak-kneed, wimpy
weak 10 adj faint, soft poor, quiet, thin, small, low, distant, gentle, pale, slight, whispered
weak 12 adj faint, soft dull, feeble, dim, imperceptible, inaudible, indistinct, muffled, bated, reedy, stifled, unaccented, unstressed
weak 11 adj deficient, feeble poor, limited, lacking, thin, small, incredible, raw, shallow, slight, thick, wanting
weak 34 adj deficient, feeble inept, inadequate, shaky, ineffective, ineffectual, immature, slim, incomplete, faulty, flabby, flimsy, green, handicapped, hollow, implausible, impotent, improbable, incompetent, inconceivable, inconclusive, invalid, lame, pathetic, spineless, substandard, unbelievable, unconvincing, unprepared, unqualified, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, unsure, untrained, forceless
weak 1 adj exposed, vulnerable accessible
weak 10 adj exposed, vulnerable assailable, defenseless, helpless, indefensible, unguarded, unprotected, unsafe, untenable, wide-open, woundable
weak 1 adj watered-down thin
weak 10 adj watered-down dilute, diluted, insipid, tasteless, watery, wishy-washy, washy, waterish, milk-and-water, runny
weak spot 1 noun weak area weakness
weak spot 6 noun weak area fatal flaw, weak point, vulnerable point, weak link, weak side, chink in one's armor
weakness 6 noun defect, proneness lack, gap, failing, liking, passion, fault
weakness 40 noun defect, proneness flaw, vulnerability, lapse, fragility, deficiency, shortcoming, frailty, instability, taste, languor, prostration, appetite, penchant, imperfection, feebleness, infirmity, enervation, impairment, inclination, powerlessness, proclivity, senility, delicacy, indecision, decrepitude, irresolution, fondness, debility, blemish, vice, predilection, impotence, Achilles heel, soft spot, inconstancy, faintness, vitiation, invalidity, chink in armor, sore point
wealth 21 noun money, resources revenue, treasure, riches, cash, security, property, worth, estate, dough, gold, means, store, funds, capital, goods, plenty, substance, fortune, assets, possessions, commodities
wealth 25 noun money, resources abundance, prosperity, richness, affluence, profusion, cache, pelf, copiousness, velvet, holdings, luxury, bounty, hoard, lucre, plenitude, belongings, opulence, long green, prosperousness, substantiality, clover, cornucopia, luxuriance, lap of luxury, stocks and bonds
wealthy 5 adj rich; having a lot of money independent, comfortable, loaded, substantial, booming
wealthy 14 adj rich; having a lot of money moneyed, prosperous, well-heeled, well-off, affluent, well-to-do, opulent, upscale, having it made, in the money, made of money, of independent means, pecunious, rolling in it
weapon 11 noun arm, armament pistol, bomb, sword, gun, missile, rifle, knife, club, bat, blade, arrow
weapon 56 noun arm, armament machine gun, tear gas, nerve gas, cannon, machete, ammunition, firearm, catapult, dagger, spear, bayonet, ax, bludgeon, spike, lance, saber, musket, dart, blackjack, cleaver, baton, hatchet, battle-ax, boomerang, cudgel, billy club, bowie knife, nuclear bomb, shotgun, revolver, cutlass, barong, switchblade, stiletto, harpoon, arbalest, backsword, assegai, banderilla, slingshot, flamethrower, bazooka, ballista, scythe, dirk, crossbow, archery, howitzer, axe, blowgun, brass knuckles, anlace, atlatl, bow and arrow, hunting knife, nunchaku
weaponry 6 noun weapon(s) arms, defense, gun, material, protection, security
weaponry 6 noun weapon(s) ammunition, heat, materiel, munitions, ordnance, hardware
weaponry 11 noun armament; protection system fence, wall, resistance, guard, arms, shelter, protection, cover, position, security, weapons
weaponry 29 noun armament; protection system shield, aegis, munitions, rampart, fastness, buttress, fortification, bastion, immunity, citadel, stockade, dike, ward, safeguard, fort, stronghold, deterrence, warfare, parapet, bulwark, palisade, trench, armor, barricade, embankment, garrison, fortress, redoubt, bastille
weaponry 7 noun weapon arms, defense, material, gun, heat, protection, security
weaponry 4 noun weapon ordnance, ammunition, munitions, hardware
wear 6 noun use, corrosion loss, employment, service, damage, waste, utility
wear 14 noun use, corrosion wear and tear, mileage, dilapidation, disappearance, impairment, friction, abrasion, usefulness, deterioration, depreciation, diminution, attrition, erosion, inroads
wear 10 verb be clothed in show, cover, wrap, bear, carry, sport, display, exhibit, array, effect
wear 15 verb be clothed in don, get on, put on, harness, attire, draw on, turn out, get into, slip on, be dressed in, clothe oneself, dress in, fit out, have on, suit up
wear 14 verb corrode, use rub, consume, tax, weather, decrease, decline, tire, fade, waste, shrink, exhaust, fatigue, diminish, drain
wear 28 verb corrode, use dwindle, jade, crumble, impair, gall, decay, scrape, abrade, deteriorate, erode, scuff, weary, graze, fray, chafe, overwork, grind, cut down, wear out, overuse, be worthless, become threadbare, become worn, go to seed, scrape off, use up, wash away, wear thin
wear 6 verb bother, undermine exhaust, drain, tax, reduce, fatigue, weaken
wear 10 verb bother, undermine annoy, exasperate, pester, vex, weary, harass, irk, enervate, wear down, get the better of
wear 3 verb endure stand, remain, last
wear 4 verb endure hold up, bear up, be durable, stand up
wearisome 1 adj exhausting boring
wearisome 6 adj exhausting dull, laborious, strenuous, tedious, tiresome, toilsome
wearisome 2 adj burdensome exhausting, fatiguing
wearisome 3 adj burdensome laborious, strenuous, toilsome
wearisome 1 adj tedious boring
wearisome 5 adj tedious annoying, dull, irksome, tiresome, uninteresting
weather 2 noun atmospheric conditions climate, elements
weather 1 noun atmospheric conditions clime
weather 8 verb endure resist, survive, suffer, overcome, brave, season, expose, stand
weather 17 verb endure withstand, surmount, acclimate, harden, toughen, come through, pull through, get through, ride out, bear the brunt of, bear up against, become toughened, grow hardened, grow strong, make it, rise above, stick it out
weave 15 verb blend, unite; contrive incorporate, construct, compose, create, twist, fold, snake, introduce, spin, loop, cue, make, build, net, wind
weave 36 verb blend, unite; contrive sew, entwine, zigzag, knit, fuse, fabricate, intertwine, careen, splice, braid, mesh, intermingle, twine, complicate, lurch, interlace, manufacture, mat, writhe, ply, knot, merge, plait, make up, put together, wreathe, reticulate, interlink, complect, crochet, criss-cross, interfold, move in and out, piece together, twist and turn, whip through
website 5 noun group of connected web pages site, forum, database, network, page
website 1 noun group of connected web pages Web page
wedding 4 noun marriage rite marriage, union, hook, bells
wedding 8 noun marriage rite wedlock, nuptials, matrimony, espousal, bridal, spousal, marriage ceremony, nuptial rite
weed 7 noun foreign being outsider, stranger, visitor, refugee, foreigner, immigrant, guest
weed 12 noun foreign being migrant, intruder, settler, invader, newcomer, interloper, greenhorn, squatter, noncitizen, floater, blow in, incomer
weed 2 noun grass, pot tea, joint
weed 17 noun grass, pot dope, cannabis, hashish, hemp, hash, herb, bhang, reefer, ganja, roach, Acapulco gold, Maui wowie, Panama red, doobie, loco weed, maryjane, sinsemilla
weed 7 noun organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom flower, tree, grass, shoot, slip, annual, bush
weed 10 noun organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom shrub, vine, perennial, cutting, sprout, seedling, herb, greenery, creeper, biennial
weed 4 noun marijuana cannabis, hashish, grass, maryjane
weed 13 verb drawing something with force tear, haul, rip, trail, drag, remove, pick, stretch, evolve, gather, strain, truck, row
weed 18 verb drawing something with force tow, pluck, tug, yank, cull, dislocate, rend, jerk, heave, paddle, wrench, lug, uproot, twitch, extract, sprain, schlepp, take out
weed 12 verb scrape up, hoe search, hunt, scan, grade, scratch, clear, gather, smooth, sweep, remove, collect, examine
weed 16 verb scrape up, hoe comb, scour, scrape, rummage, grub, scrutinize, graze, ransack, rasp, harrow, break up, clear up, enfilade, clean up, fine-comb, fine-tooth-comb
weed 3 verb destroy; rip out of a place move, remove, eliminate
weed 22 verb destroy; rip out of a place wipe out, annihilate, exterminate, displace, demolish, overthrow, overturn, eradicate, abate, abolish, extirpate, exile, extract, excavate, do away with, pull up, deracinate, blot out, dig up, root out, tear up, weed out
weed 4 noun smoking substance cigarette, crop, plant, leaf
weed 4 noun smoking substance snuff, cigar, smoking, shag
weed 2 noun roll of tobacco tobacco, smoke
weed 12 noun roll of tobacco bouquet, corona, stogy, claro, havana, toby, panatela, belvedere, cheroot, stogie, perfecto, tobie
weed 11 noun personal attire array, costume, covering, dress, equipment, gear, habit, outfit, sack, threads, wear
weed 42 noun personal attire apparel, caparison, drag, duds, ensemble, finery, frippery, frock, garb, habiliment, rags, raiment, regalia, rigging, things, trappings, vestment, wardrobe, accouterment, panoply, sportswear, Sunday best, civvies, drapery, full feather, garments, get-up, hand-me-downs, livery, mufti, overclothes, tailleur, tatters, toggery, togs, tout ensemble, trousseau, underclothes, vesture, vines, weeds, zoot suit
weed 11 noun article of clothing dress, costume, covering, habit, outfit, threads, wear, array, uniform, gear, feathers
weed 13 noun article of clothing apparel, robe, habiliment, things, garb, raiment, attire, duds, vestments, weeds, togs, drapes, get-up
weed 4 noun clothes, clothing outfit, costume, dress, gear
weed 15 noun clothes, clothing accouterment, habiliment, rags, garb, finery, wardrobe, attire, apparel, duds, raiment, weeds, garments, civvies, Sunday best, personal attire
weed 9 noun clothes or furniture for storing clothes trunk, closet, chest, bureau, threads, clothing, costumes, outfits, suits
weed 19 noun clothes or furniture for storing clothes apparel, dresser, attire, cupboard, commode, locker, buffet, rags, duds, chiffonier, dry goods, ensembles, drapes, vestments, trousseau, togs, weeds, garments, toggery
week 33 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour
week 18 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, year, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon
weekend 4 noun short trip expedition, vacation, drive, airing
weekend 8 noun short trip picnic, excursion, spin, jaunt, roundabout, junket, long weekend, pleasure trip
weekend 14 noun journey; stint expedition, travel, trip, course, road, circuit, cruise, run, stretch, shift, spell, turn, time, progress
weekend 21 noun journey; stint trek, outing, swing, excursion, round, voyage, stump, peregrination, getaway, hitch, trick, jaunt, hop, junket, go, bout, roundabout, round trip, circle tour, overnight, whistle-stop
weekend 18 noun journey driving, ride, flying, tour, transit, movement, trip, expedition, walk, passage, drive, swing, wandering, sailing, touring, riding, cruising, biking
weekend 17 noun journey trek, excursion, navigation, junket, voyage, commutation, seafaring, hop, wayfaring, peregrination, ramble, sightseeing, voyaging, wanderlust, trekking, globe-trotting, overnight
weekend 21 verb journey on a trip or tour fly, sail, proceed, move, visit, drive, cross, carry, tour, transmit, vacation, cruise, go, walk, wander, jet, cover, explore, motor, progress, adventure
weekend 29 verb journey on a trip or tour trek, migrate, roam, voyage, traverse, ramble, rove, wend, jaunt, hop, junket, scour, cover ground, sightsee, get through, go abroad, go camping, go into orbit, go riding, knock around, make a journey, overnight, set forth, set out, take a boat, take a plane, take a train, take a trip, make one's way
weekend 5 noun journey, excursion run, expedition, tour, cruise, travel
weekend 12 noun journey, excursion trek, outing, swing, jaunt, foray, voyage, peregrination, ramble, errand, hop, junket, overnight
weekend 9 noun social call upon another appointment, stop, vacation, stay, call, interview, holiday, talk, evening
weekend 4 noun social call upon another stopover, visitation, sojourn, tarriance
weekend 9 noun journey, often by water swing, travel, sail, passage, tour, cruise, crossing, trip, travels
weekend 7 noun journey, often by water excursion, junket, trek, jaunt, hop, boating, overnight
weekend 9 noun visit appointment, call, evening, holiday, interview, stay, stop, talk, vacation
weekend 4 noun visit sojourn, stopover, visitation, tarriance
weekly 19 noun chronicle publication, review, account, daily, note, magazine, paper, diary, newspaper, calendar, annual, log, organ, register, record, statement, reminder, minutes, observation
weekly 15 noun chronicle tabloid, annals, periodical, gazette, almanac, memoir, rag, daybook, ledger, reminiscence, memento, scandal sheet, monthly, chronology, comic book
weekly 10 noun periodic publication journal, manual, daily, paper, newspaper, sheet, organ, review, annual, joint
weekly 19 noun periodic publication pamphlet, booklet, brochure, periodical, newsletter, rag, slick, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, bimonthly, semiweekly, monthly, broadside, biweekly, throwaway
weekly 13 noun regular, continuous publication containing information journal, daily, magazine, paper, community, press, sheet, metropolitan, organ, extra, review, trade, record
weekly 7 noun regular, continuous publication containing information tabloid, periodical, rag, gazette, scandal sheet, bulldog, biweekly
weekly 4 noun newspaper news, journal, daily, organ
weekly 2 noun newspaper rag, gazette
weekly 6 adj at fixed intervals annual, occasional, repeated, regular, routine, daily
weekly 28 adj at fixed intervals yearly, recurrent, intermittent, sporadic, periodical, alternate, cyclical, infrequent, perennial, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, seasonal, monthly, recurring, at various times, centennial, epochal, every once in a while, every so often, fluctuating, hourly, on certain occasions, on-again-off-again, orbital
weekly 7 noun regular publication journal, magazine, sheet, review, number, paper, newspaper
weekly 7 noun regular publication quarterly, rag, slick, serial, monthly, mag, throwaway
weep 1 verb cry complain
weep 26 verb cry moan, sob, wail, whimper, grieve, mourn, howl, bemoan, bewail, lament, drip, bawl, squall, keen, snivel, yowl, blubber, deplore, ululate, break down, mewl, boohoo, burst into tears, let go, let it out, shed tears
weigh 2 verb measure heaviness scale, measure
weigh 6 verb measure heaviness counterbalance, heft, have a weight of, put in the balance, put on the scale, tip the scales at
weigh 9 verb consider, contemplate balance, evaluate, examine, estimate, analyze, track, study, mind, rate
weigh 17 verb consider, contemplate ponder, rehash, deliberate, excogitate, meditate, sweat, brainstorm, appraise, give thought to, hash over, mull over, perpend, reflect upon, sort out, think about, think out, think over
weigh 14 verb have influence count, import, mean, pull, cut, show, tax, register, impress, matter, charge, burden, press, tell
weigh 12 verb have influence lade, signify, cumber, saddle, carry weight, militate, be heavy, be important, be influential, be something, cut some ice, stack up against
weight 10 noun heaviness load, density, gravity, pressure, substance, burden, gross, mass, measurement, net
weight 10 noun heaviness avoirdupois, heftiness, ponderosity, ponderousness, ballast, heft, poundage, tonnage, adiposity, G-factor
weight 4 noun something used to measure heaviness pressure, stone, mass, rock
weight 12 noun something used to measure heaviness counterpoise, plumb, counterbalance, bob, anchor, ballast, plumb bob, sandbag, sinker, pendulum, poundage, counterweight
weight 18 noun importance impact, substance, power, influence, emphasis, magnitude, value, significance, consequence, pull, credit, connection, authority, access, moment, consideration, import, effectiveness
weight 13 noun importance clout, prestige, persuasiveness, potency, efficacy, pith, powerfulness, forcefulness, signification, momentousness, sway, weightiness, forcibleness
weight 8 noun burden load, pressure, responsibility, strain, duty, task, tax, charge
weight 10 noun burden albatross, encumbrance, oppression, cumber, onus, millstone, ball and chain, cumbrance, deadweight, excess baggage
welcome 15 adj gladly received pleasant, satisfying, pleasing, wanted, honored, good, accepted, nice, acceptable, favorable, grateful, appreciated, invited, desired, contenting
welcome 12 adj gladly received refreshing, desirable, gratifying, cordial, agreeable, congenial, delightful, genial, pleasurable, sympathetic, cherished, esteemed
welcome 4 noun greeting acceptance, reception, hello, entertainment
welcome 12 noun greeting ovation, hospitality, salute, tumble, rumble, salutation, friendliness, entrée, red carpet, handshake, howdy, key to the city
welcome 8 verb receive gladly receive, accept, admit, embrace, greet, meet, hug, entertain
welcome 12 verb receive gladly hail, tumble, accost, flag, salute, take in, accept gladly, bid welcome, offer hospitality, roll out red carpet, show in, usher in
welfare 14 noun prosperity health, benefit, well-being, interest, progress, good, advantage, success, profit, ease, satisfaction, happiness, luck, thriving
welfare 7 noun prosperity abundance, euphoria, felicity, contentment, pogey, east street, good fortune
well 10 adj healthy strong, together, sound, trim, great, right, fit, fine, whole, fresh
well 22 adj healthy hardy, hale, blooming, husky, flourishing, able-bodied, chipper, hearty, robust, sane, vigorous, wholesome, alive and kicking, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, in good health, in the pink, right as rain, solid as a rock, strong as an ox, up to par, wrapped tight
well 11 adj lucky, fortunate good, right, fitting, thriving, pleasing, fine, bright, comfortable, happy, proper, useful
well 8 adj lucky, fortunate flourishing, advisable, agreeable, profitable, prosperous, prudent, satisfactory, providential
well 11 adv happily, pleasantly; capably strongly, closely, fully, successfully, accurately, effectively, completely, properly, correctly, thoroughly, carefully
well 28 adv happily, pleasantly; capably smoothly, nicely, adequately, ably, agreeably, competently, excellently, favorably, profoundly, rightly, satisfactorily, splendidly, suitably, efficiently, adeptly, admirably, attentively, capitally, commendably, conscientiously, expertly, famously, in a satisfactory manner, irreproachably, proficiently, skillfully, soundly, with skill
well 18 adv sufficiently easily, right, far, fully, quite, thoroughly, completely, properly, freely, substantially, considerably, entirely, extremely, greatly, highly, rather, readily, somewhat
well 16 adv sufficiently smoothly, appropriately, adequately, abundantly, amply, heartily, satisfactorily, suitably, wholly, becomingly, by a wide margin, effortlessly, fittingly, luxuriantly, plentifully, very much
well 12 noun water hole mine, source, hole, pit, pool, origin, spring, root, depression, bore, mouth, springs
well 15 noun water hole reservoir, shaft, geyser, derivation, repository, fount, spout, chasm, abyss, fountain, inception, spa, wellspring, fountainhead, watering place
wet 4 adj damp, moist soaked, pouring, soaking, raining
wet 31 adj damp, moist muggy, misty, rainy, soggy, stormy, snowy, slippery, foggy, dank, sodden, humid, saturated, saturate, teeming, soused, sopping, clammy, slimy, watery, slushy, soppy, teary, drenched, drizzling, dripping, moistened, aqueous, dewy, showery, water-logged, wringing-wet
wet 4 noun dampness, moisture liquid, rain, water, rains
wet 6 noun dampness, moisture drizzle, condensation, humidity, damp, clamminess, wetness
wet 8 verb cause to become damp, moist soak, dip, sprinkle, wash, spray, steep, water, drown
wet 16 verb cause to become damp, moist drench, bathe, moisten, hose, dampen, damp, saturate, splash, douse, irrigate, rinse, souse, deluge, sop, imbue, humidify
whale 15 noun cetacean mammal mammal, whopper, cetacean, porpoise, grampus, baleen, finback, beluga, rorqual, narwhal, orca, ceta, cete, orc, sei
wheat 2 noun grain grass, spelt
wheat 4 noun grain cereal, durum, gluten, semolina
wheel 9 noun circle, revolution disk, drum, round, turn, circuit, spin, roll, ring, cycle
wheel 14 noun circle, revolution whirl, gyre, rotation, circulation, pulley, hoop, circumvolution, gyration, twirl, pivot, roller, trolley, ratchet, caster
wheel 5 verb turn, rotate spin, orbit, circle, swing, roll
wheel 9 verb turn, rotate whirl, twirl, pivot, swivel, gyrate, revolve, reel, trundle, pirouette
whip 6 noun length of material for hitting bat, rod, crop, push, switch, belt
whip 14 noun length of material for hitting cane, prod, scourge, ruler, thong, goad, strap, lash, knout, horsewhip, rawhide, birch, bullwhip, cat-o'-nine-tails
whip 7 verb hit repeatedly beat, hide, strike, trash, punish, whale, switch
whip 21 verb hit repeatedly thrash, bash, spank, lash, cane, strap, castigate, tan, bludgeon, flagellate, wallop, lather, scourge, drub, chastise, flog, cudgel, birch, whomp, ferule, larrup
whip 7 verb defeat soundly beat, blast, overwhelm, best, overcome, settle, top
whip 25 verb defeat soundly rout, trounce, overpower, thrash, trim, lick, subdue, kill, hammer, lambaste, wax, steamroller, worst, wallop, overrun, drub, clobber, conquer, outdo, vanquish, put away, whomp, mop up, run circles around, take apart
whip 10 verb dash, dart shoot, pull, rush, tear, wheel, fly, sheer, seize, flash, turn
whip 12 verb dash, dart whisk, whirl, snatch, veer, jerk, flit, dive, deflect, surge, pivot, divert, avert
whip 3 verb agitate, stir up beat, blend, mix
whip 2 verb agitate, stir up whisk, work up
whisper 8 noun rumor; information expressed in soft voice hint, sigh, confidence, word, mutter, secret, report, sighing
whisper 14 noun rumor; information expressed in soft voice innuendo, murmur, buzz, gossip, disclosure, insinuation, susurration, hum, undertone, mumble, divulgence, hushed tone, low voice, secret message
whisper 7 noun trace, suggestion breath, shadow, suspicion, hint, touch, fraction, shade
whisper 4 noun trace, suggestion whiff, dash, tinge, soupçon
whisper 6 verb speak softly sigh, mutter, breathe, intimate, hint, tell
whisper 16 verb speak softly hiss, murmur, confide, mumble, buzz, sibilate, insinuate, gossip, susurrate, say softly, speak confidentially, spread rumor, talk low, tell a secret, say under one's breath, talk into someone's ear
white 5 adj extremely pale; lacking color silver, fair, neutral, light, clear
white 22 adj extremely pale; lacking color pasty, wan, ivory, pearly, blanched, alabaster, achromatic, ashen, bloodless, chalky, ghastly, hoary, immaculate, milky, pallid, snowy, transparent, waxen, silvery, bleached, frosted, achromic
white blood cell 4 noun cells that eat bacteria and fungi leukocyte, white blood corpuscle, white cell, white corpuscle
whole 12 adj entire, complete perfect, full, all, exclusive, gross, total, accomplished, completed, concentrated, every, fixed, rounded
whole 19 adj entire, complete unabridged, integral, aggregate, conclusive, consummate, exhaustive, fulfilled, inclusive, outright, plenary, undivided, unqualified, utter, unabbreviated, uncut, unexpurgated, choate, full-length, in one piece
whole 10 adj unbroken, perfect safe, sound, solid, good, complete, completed, developed, intact, together, preserved
whole 21 adj unbroken, perfect mature, mint, faultless, flawless, plenary, replete, thorough, undamaged, unharmed, unhurt, unimpaired, unscathed, untouched, unmarred, in good order, in one piece, inviolate, ship-shape, uninjured, unmutilated, without a scratch
whole 9 adj healthy sound, right, fit, well, better, recovered, strong, cured, healed
whole 8 adj healthy wholesome, hale, able-bodied, hearty, robust, sane, in fine fettle, in good health
whole 22 noun total made up of parts entity, all, supply, being, result, unit, gross, sum, system, unity, complex, lot, body, assembly, combination, bulk, amount, organization, piece, organism, quantity, everything
whole 25 noun total made up of parts jackpot, integral, summation, fullness, quantum, oneness, ensemble, entirety, totality, coherence, aggregation, lump, aggregate, linkage, assemblage, big picture, sum total, collectivity, hook line and sinker, lock stock and barrel, the works, whole ball of wax, whole enchilada, whole nine yards, whole shebang
widen 9 verb open up extend, stretch, grow, increase, swell, expand, spread, unfold, open
widen 12 verb open up broaden, enlarge, add to, multiply, distend, ream, augment, dilate, grow larger, open out, open wide, spread out
widow 2 noun woman with dead husband dowager, relict
width 8 noun breadth, wideness of some amount span, scope, area, stretch, measure, reach, range, extent
width 10 noun breadth, wideness of some amount diameter, girth, thickness, amplitude, expanse, compass, broadness, squatness, cross measure, distance across
wife 5 noun married woman partner, bride, spouse, companion, mate
wife 5 noun married woman roommate, helpmate, consort, monogamist, other half
wild 10 adj untamed natural, free, waste, desert, native, dense, deserted, escaped, fierce, indigenous
wild 23 adj untamed savage, primitive, lush, barbarian, overrun, agrarian, barbaric, barbarous, desolate, feral, ferocious, luxuriant, neglected, overgrown, rampant, rude, unbroken, uncivilized, uncultivated, uninhabited, untouched, vicious, undomesticated
wild 6 adj disorderly, rowdy crazy, nuts, eager, rough, mad, violent
wild 41 adj disorderly, rowdy irrational, rash, madcap, raving, berserk, profligate, avid, boisterous, chaotic, crazed, enthusiastic, extravagant, flighty, foolhardy, foolish, giddy, hysterical, impetuous, impracticable, imprudent, incautious, lawless, licentious, noisy, outrageous, preposterous, rabid, reckless, riotous, turbulent, unbridled, uncontrolled, undisciplined, unfettered, ungovernable, unmanageable, unrestrained, unruly, uproarious, wayward, self-willed
wild 5 adj intense, stormy rough, disturbed, raging, violent, storming
wild 8 adj intense, stormy blustery, choppy, furious, inclement, tempestuous, turbulent, howling, blustering
wilderness 7 noun forest jungle, desert, forest, bush, wild, waste, sticks
wilderness 11 noun forest back country, outback, wasteland, boondocks, hinterland, wilds, barrens, badland, boonies, primeval forest, no-man's land
wildlife 20 noun being body, living, woman, survival, soul, person, growth, existence, man, consciousness, presence, essence, entity, individual, human, flesh, breath, animal, creature, organism
wildlife 18 noun being endurance, personage, animation, subsistence, vitality, continuance, mortal, flesh and blood, human being, viability, substantiality, symbiosis, metabolism, animateness, living being, living thing, mortal being, vital spark
will 26 noun personal choice desire, discipline, resolve, power, wish, decision, mind, intention, attitude, determination, passion, feeling, resolution, character, design, liking, urge, option, purpose, longing, conviction, aim, pleasure, preference, pining, wishes
will 20 noun personal choice inclination, fancy, yearning, appetite, volition, decree, prerogative, willpower, discretion, self-control, decisiveness, hankering, self-restraint, disposition, temperament, craving, willfulness, velleity, self-discipline, heart's desire
will 8 noun last wishes; command legacy, estate, heritage, device, property, order, directions, instructions
will 9 noun last wishes; command insistence, decree, inheritance, bestowal, disposition, declaration, testament, dispensation, bequest
will 12 verb cause authorize, resolve, intend, bid, request, insist, effect, direct, command, determine, demand, order
will 6 verb cause decree, exert, enjoin, ordain, bring about, decide on
will 8 verb choose opt, desire, elect, like, wish, prefer, please, want
will 5 verb choose crave, incline, be inclined, have a mind to, see fit
will 2 verb give, bequeath to another transfer, leave
will 9 verb give, bequeath to another devise, confer, legate, bequest, disinherit, cut off, probate, disherit, pass on
willpower 7 noun personal determination discipline, strength, force, drive, will, resolve, resolution
willpower 8 noun personal determination grit, firmness, self-control, self-restraint, self-government, self-discipline, single-mindedness, fixity
wily 6 adj crafty, clever cunning, deep, designing, knowing, sharp, smooth
wily 24 adj crafty, clever underhanded, sneaky, crooked, shrewd, cagey, scheming, shifty, sly, arch, artful, astute, deceitful, deceptive, foxy, greasy, insidious, intriguing, sagacious, slick, slippery, tricky, guileful, crazy like a fox, streetwise
win 8 noun victory success, achievement, accomplishment, sweep, score, gain, triumph, slam
win 6 noun victory gold, conquest, kill, killing, pay dirt, gold star
win 9 verb finish first; succeed beat, achieve, upset, edge, gain, overcome, prevail, triumph, overwhelm
win 14 verb finish first; succeed conquer, sink, shut out, be first, be victorious, carry the day, come in first, finish in front, finish off, gain victory, run circles around, take the prize, walk away with, walk off with
win 19 verb achieve, obtain earn, accomplish, secure, get, receive, make, reach, score, gain, have, catch, derive, harvest, acquire, effect, collect, net, approach, realize
win 8 verb achieve, obtain pick up, bag, procure, attain, annex, bring in, rack up, come away with
wind 6 noun air currents air, breeze, blast, blow, breath, draft
wind 16 noun air currents gust, gale, cyclone, whisk, whiff, flutter, flurry, typhoon, puff, tempest, whirlwind, wafting, draught, zephyr, chinook, mistral
wind 8 noun warning, report notice, hint, whisper, clue, cue, rumor, suggestion, talk
wind 7 noun warning, report intimation, babble, tidings, gossip, inkling, hot air, idle talk
wind 10 verb bend, turn curve, twist, snake, wrap, loop, weave, screw, fold, cover, roll
wind 22 verb bend, turn slither, ramble, spiral, zigzag, curl, meander, convolute, twine, envelop, encircle, deviate, swerve, distort, furl, wriggle, crook, enclose, coil, entwine, reel, wreathe, corkscrew
window 2 noun framework with pane bay, bow
window 19 noun framework with pane aperture, bay window, fenestella, oriel, jalousie, dormer, casement, fenestration, fanlight, fenestra, lunette, skylight, porthole, lancet, lucarne, lunette window, mullioned, picture window, rose window
wine 1 noun blue and red colors mixed together color
wine 18 noun blue and red colors mixed together mauve, plum, amaranthine, lilac, lavender, periwinkle, violet, heliotrope, pomegranate, mulberry, amethyst, magenta, orchid, blue-violet, bluish red, perse, reddish blue, violaceous
wine 5 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy
wine 39 noun color of blood; shade resembling such a color maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, copper, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, salmon, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent
wine 5 noun crop, especially of wine origin, generation, collection, era, harvest
wine 3 noun crop, especially of wine epoch, grapes, year
wine 1 noun beverage drink
wine 3 noun beverage appetizer, mixed drink, aperitif
wine 4 noun alcoholic drink alcohol, beer, drink, spirits
wine 9 noun alcoholic drink booze, liqueur, liquor, cocktail, intoxicant, mixed drink, hard drink, hard liquor, inebriant
wine 1 noun sparkling wine bubbly
wine 2 noun sweet drink honey, drink
wine 2 noun sweet drink ambrosia, amrita
wing 1 noun organ, device of flight feather
wing 5 noun organ, device of flight pennon, appendage, aileron, airfoil, pinion
wing 14 noun section; extension group, arm, branch, circle, side, unit, division, set, projection, addition, expansion, part, segment, block
wing 11 noun section; extension faction, annex, protuberance, adjunct, bulge, detachment, protrusion, clique, coterie, prolongation, ell
winner 3 noun someone or something that succeeds hero, champion, first
winner 11 noun someone or something that succeeds number one, champ, conqueror, victor, medalist, vanquisher, title-holder, conquering hero, medalwinner, prizewinner, top dog
winter 2 noun cold season of the year cold, chill
winter 4 noun cold season of the year frost, Jack Frost, wintertime, wintertide
wipe 7 verb brush, swab dry, rub, remove, wash, clean, dust, clear
wipe 7 verb brush, swab obliterate, mop, erase, sponge, towel, clean off, take away
wire 4 noun conducting strand line, thread, cable, message
wire 4 noun conducting strand coil, strand, telegram, telegraph
wise 16 adj intelligent, reasonable experienced, careful, educated, informed, aware, rational, smart, sound, knowing, understanding, grasping, sharp, cunning, calculating, taught, sensing
wise 33 adj intelligent, reasonable sensible, wary, knowledgeable, shrewd, thoughtful, perceptive, sane, astute, judicious, enlightened, prudent, well-informed, sage, keen, contemplative, clever, crafty, discerning, discreet, erudite, insightful, intuitive, perspicacious, politic, reflective, sagacious, sapient, scholarly, tactful, witty, cogitative, foresighted, sophic
witch 6 noun person who casts spells over others magician, enchanter, conjurer, sorcerer, necromancer, occultist
withdraw 12 verb remove something or someone from situation quit, depart, retire, leave, eliminate, go, retreat, blow, switch, book, exit, shrink
withdraw 38 verb remove something or someone from situation pull out, disengage, drop out, abjure, recede, secede, quail, vacate, recoil, detach, extract, back out, bail out, bow out, check out, draw back, fall back, get off, phase out, take off, pull back, absent oneself, draw away, ease out, exfiltrate, get away, get lost, give ground, give way, keep aloof, keep apart, make oneself scarce, run along, seclude oneself, take a hike, take away, take leave, take out
withdraw 6 verb retract; declare void bar, reverse, retire, ban, recall, dissolve
withdraw 22 verb retract; declare void abolish, revoke, rescind, invalidate, annul, repudiate, abjure, disclaim, repress, nullify, quash, disavow, forswear, renege, suppress, abrogate, recant, call off, stamp out, take back, unsay, renig
withdrawal 6 noun removal; retraction retirement, departure, exit, recall, retreat, exiting
withdrawal 21 noun removal; retraction exodus, disengagement, resignation, abdication, revocation, abandonment, abjuration, recantation, rescission, extraction, egress, relinquishment, revulsion, alienation, secession, repudiation, disclaimer, palinode, egression, disavowal, marooning
witness 4 noun person who observes an event observer, testimony, viewer, proof
witness 16 noun person who observes an event bystander, spectator, eyewitness, deponent, beholder, watcher, signer, testifier, onlooker, gawker, attestant, signatory, rubbernecker, attestor, looker-on, corroborator
witness 13 verb observe notice, attend, watch, mark, note, see, spy, read, spot, perceive, pipe, sight, view
witness 11 verb observe behold, take in, eyeball, be a witness, be on hand, be on the scene, be present, flash on, get a load of, look on, pick up on
witness 6 verb testify; authenticate announce, indicate, confirm, sign, argue, endorse
witness 18 verb testify; authenticate attest, certify, affirm, depose, countersign, betoken, corroborate, bespeak, depone, subscribe, bear out, bear witness, stand for, vouch for, be a witness, give evidence, give testimony, say under oath
witty 8 adj funny and clever bright, brilliant, entertaining, gay, intelligent, original, ridiculous, screaming
witty 24 adj funny and clever amusing, crazy, droll, epigrammatic, facetious, fanciful, humorous, ingenious, jocose, jocular, keen, lively, penetrating, piercing, piquant, quick-witted, scintillating, slapstick, sparkling, waggish, whimsical, diverting, campy, joshing
wolf 4 verb consume sloppily and fast stuff, bolt, swallow, pack
wolf 9 verb consume sloppily and fast gulp, gobble, devour, slosh, slop, guzzle, ingurgitate, cram, gorge
woman 7 noun female human girl, wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, girlfriend, spouse
woman 6 noun female human matron, she, aunt, niece, gentlewoman, Ms./Miss/Mrs.
wonder 12 noun amazement confusion, shock, doubt, curiosity, uncertainty, surprise, fear, jar, start, suspicion, wondering, concern
wonder 17 noun amazement bewilderment, skepticism, reverence, fascination, admiration, astonishment, awe, puzzlement, stupor, consternation, incredulity, jolt, perturbation, stupefaction, perplexity, wonderment, marveling
wonder 5 noun something that is amazing phenomenon, miracle, curiosity, sensation, sight
wonder 13 noun something that is amazing oddity, spectacle, marvel, wonderment, freak, prodigy, stunner, rarity, nonpareil, portent, act of God, cynosure, rara avis
wonder 4 verb doubt; ponder speculate, think, puzzle, question
wonder 8 verb doubt; ponder conjecture, inquire, disbelieve, meditate, query, ask oneself, be curious, be inquisitive
wonder 2 verb be amazed stare, admire
wonder 13 verb be amazed marvel, boggle, gape, gawk, be astonished, be awestruck, be confounded, be dumbstruck, be fascinated, be flabbergasted, be startled, be taken aback, look aghast
wonderful 17 adj great, extraordinary fantastic, remarkable, outstanding, fine, incredible, tremendous, terrific, amazing, pleasing, pleasant, excellent, surprising, brilliant, prime, super, swell, strange
wonderful 25 adj great, extraordinary awesome, magnificent, enjoyable, marvelous, fabulous, phenomenal, superb, wondrous, admirable, cool, sensational, astonishing, astounding, awe-inspiring, divine, groovy, miraculous, peachy, staggering, startling, stupendous, too much, unheard-of, dynamite, something else
wood 3 noun forest timber, woods, trees
wood 7 noun forest lumber, woodland, grove, thicket, copse, weald, timberland
wool 2 noun fabric fur, hair
wool 8 noun fabric fleece, yarn, cashmere, mohair, tweed, worsted, merino, pelotage
word 3 noun discussion conversation, talk, discussion
word 7 noun discussion confab, confabulation, chitchat, consultation, colloquy, chat, tête-à-tête
word 20 noun statement comment, information, remark, saying, advice, account, talk, speech, announcement, report, news, message, expression, rumor, introduction, intelligence, communication, discourse, notice, saw
word 16 noun statement byword, declaration, directive, hearsay, rumble, tidings, scuttlebutt, dispatch, adage, utterance, intimation, gossip, proverb, pronouncement, bulletin, communiqué
word 6 noun unit of language sound, term, concept, name, phrase, expression
word 8 noun unit of language designation, locution, idiom, usage, utterance, morpheme, vocable, lexeme
word 7 noun command signal, will, charge, dictate, bidding, mandate, order
word 8 noun command edict, decree, go-ahead, injunction, commandment, behest, green light, ukase
word 3 noun promise engagement, commitment, guarantee
word 13 noun promise pledge, assurance, warrant, vow, assertion, affirmation, declaration, plight, parole, oath, word of honor, solemn word, solemn oath
word 3 noun password slogan, countersign, watchword
wording 6 noun way of expressing a thought phrasing, language, manner, style, mode, words
wording 8 noun way of expressing a thought terminology, diction, locution, parlance, phraseology, choice of words, turn of phrase, wordage
work 19 noun labor, chore task, industry, trial, job, production, struggle, performance, effort, functioning, trouble, commission, assignment, obligation, stress, attempt, undertaking, push, muscle, pains
work 17 noun labor, chore endeavor, servitude, stint, drudge, exertion, travail, toil, drudgery, moil, grind, sweat, daily grind, elbow grease, slogging, grindstone, striving, salt mines
work 22 noun business, occupation duty, task, art, office, industry, practice, trade, job, responsibility, activity, skill, employment, slot, obligation, calling, profession, commitment, contract, walk, craft, pursuit, line
work 14 noun business, occupation thing, endeavor, do, livelihood, gig, grind, racket, vocation, stint, swindle, métier, specialization, line of business, nine-to-five
work 11 noun achievement function, product, creation, production, act, performance, piece, application, article, output, composition
work 6 noun achievement oeuvre, handicraft, opus, deed, handiwork, end product
work 11 verb be employed; exert oneself pursue, manage, drive, try, specialize, slave, scratch, dig, labor, strain, report
work 26 verb be employed; exert oneself toil, strive, manufacture, freelance, ply, moonlight, slog, sweat, drudge, moil, hustle, buckle down, carry on, knuckle down, take on, apply oneself, be gainfully employed, do a job, do business, earn a living, have a job, hold a job, nine-to-five it, peg away, plug away, punch a clock
work 25 verb manipulate, operate function, use, manage, run, perform, create, move, serve, drive, accomplish, take, act, go, handle, implement, achieve, control, execute, force, direct, effect, react, behave, progress, cause
work 7 verb manipulate, operate carry out, maneuver, contrive, wield, ply, tick, bring about
work 12 verb cultivate, form make, handle, fashion, farm, process, dress, dig, labor, till, shape, tend, manipulate
work 3 verb cultivate, form knead, mold, care for
worker 6 noun person who is employed employee, peasant, slave, help, stiff, hand
worker 17 noun person who is employed trader, laborer, toiler, breadwinner, serf, artisan, operative, craftsperson, wage earner, proletarian, blue collar, company person, nine-to-fiver, tradesperson, white collar, working person, working stiff
workshop 6 noun place for work plant, laboratory, mill, studio, factory, establishment
workshop 1 noun place for work atelier
workshop 5 noun place where light industrial or manual work is done laboratory, mill, studio, plant, works
workshop 1 noun place where light industrial or manual work is done foundry
workshop 2 noun discussion group class, seminar
workshop 1 noun discussion group study group
world 6 noun planet, globe earth, nature, star, universe, creation, sphere
world 5 noun planet, globe macrocosm, cosmos, heavenly body, terrene, microcosm
world 7 noun class of existing beings everyone, realm, race, group, division, humanity, class
world 3 noun class of existing beings humankind, everybody, human race
world 13 noun person's environment, experience province, life, realm, business, area, system, field, domain, sphere, atmosphere, memory, pursuits, matters
world 1 noun person's environment, experience ambience
worm 3 noun sly, dastardly person rat, heel, rounder
worm 13 noun sly, dastardly person bounder, boor, rake, rascal, dog, louse, lout, creep, scoundrel, clown, cur, stinker, rotter
worm 6 verb persuade flatter, influence, hook, urge, get, press
worm 31 verb persuade wheedle, cajole, tease, induce, entice, tempt, barter, importune, inveigle, soothe, beguile, allure, decoy, pester, wangle, blandish, lure, plague, sweet-talk, blarney, con, butter up, come on, soft-soap, jawbone, argue into, arm-twist, prevail upon, rope in, talk into, work on
worm 3 verb move very slowly poke, drag, slide
worm 20 verb move very slowly slither, wriggle, plod, squirm, clamber, inch, creep, writhe, grovel, lag, hang back, lollygag, scrabble, drag oneself along, go on all fours, go on belly, loiter along, move on hands and knees, pull oneself along, move at snail's pace
worm 4 verb crawl along, usually on ground sneak, edge, steal, scramble
worm 18 verb crawl along, usually on ground slither, glide, slink, lurk, tiptoe, wriggle, snake, inch, pussyfoot, squirm, insinuate, skulk, writhe, grovel, gumshoe, scrabble, approach unnoticed, crawl on all fours
worm 2 noun rotten, lowly animate being rat, heel
worm 19 noun rotten, lowly animate being skunk, toad, coward, dog, villain, riffraff, wretch, good-for-nothing, snake, bum, scum, blackguard, hound, scoundrel, cad, black sheep, stinker, yellow dog, ne'er-do-well
worm 2 verb defeat narrowly ease, steal
worm 9 verb defeat narrowly inch, creep, sidle, infiltrate, nose out, slip by, slip past, squeeze by, squeeze past
worm 4 noun larva maggot, caterpillar, entozoon, centipede
worm 11 verb move stealthily crawl, slip, hide, steal, cheat, pass, pad, snake, spirit, case, slide
worm 23 verb move stealthily slither, slink, evade, ambush, smuggle, creep, pussyfoot, mooch, glide, sidle, shirk, lurk, delude, skulk, cower, prowl, ooze, deceive, gumshoe, secrete, sly, snook, move secretly
worm 4 verb wiggle, fidget twist, shift, toss, wind
worm 6 verb wiggle, fidget flounder, writhe, agonize, skew, wriggle, squiggle
worm 3 verb finagle obtain, manipulate, engineer
worm 8 verb finagle wriggle, maneuver, contrive, extricate, wiggle, fake, juggle, falsify
worm 7 verb talk into draw, oil, court, flatter, persuade, charm, soap
worm 19 verb talk into finagle, cajole, coax, seduce, banter, snow, inveigle, entice, sweet-talk, blandish, kowtow, con, butter up, soft-soap, lay it on, soften up, spread it on, sweeten up, work on
worm 2 verb shake back and forth twist, wave
worm 10 verb shake back and forth squirm, jerk, wag, writhe, jiggle, wriggle, shimmy, zigzag, waggle, twitch
worm 6 verb maneuver out of; wiggle crawl, sneak, twist, turn, slip, snake
worm 15 verb maneuver out of; wiggle squirm, zigzag, dodge, glide, jerk, wag, convulse, skew, writhe, jiggle, ooze, waggle, twitch, slink, extricate oneself
worm 4 verb contort; toss back and forth twist, struggle, suffer, bend
worm 10 verb contort; toss back and forth wiggle, squirm, recoil, wince, jerk, agonize, distort, wriggle, thresh, thrash
worm 3 noun derelict dog, snake, looser
worm 34 noun derelict rascal, liar, poltroon, beggar, miscreant, villain, pariah, vagabond, pauper, libertine, varlet, ingrate, brute, scoundrel, reprobate, rake, outcast, rogue, bum, scalawag, blackguard, renegade, scamp, knave, caitiff, scum, rapscallion, lowlife, scapegrace, scullion, bezonian, cullion, pilgarlic, ronion
worm 1 noun insect bug
worm 2 noun insect grub, larva
worm 5 verb coax flatter, influence, honey, urge, press
worm 32 verb coax barter, importune, inveigle, hook, beguile, allure, decoy, pester, wangle, cajole, blandish, lure, wheedle, get, induce, plague, tempt, soothe, tease, entice, blarney, con, butter up, come on, soft-soap, jawbone, argue into, arm-twist, prevail upon, rope in, talk into, work on
worry 8 noun anxiety, trouble uncertainty, doubt, fear, headache, problem, concern, trial, care
worry 23 noun anxiety, trouble pain, apprehension, misgiving, uneasiness, misery, woe, anguish, heartache, annoyance, disturbance, distress, torture, disquiet, plague, pest, irritation, perplexity, torment, vexation, presentiment, nag, bad news, worriment
worry 10 verb be or make anxious, troubled disturb, bother, upset, try, trouble, attack, test, needle, wrong, tear
worry 46 verb be or make anxious, troubled annoy, depress, unsettle, perturb, irritate, plague, fret, distress, afflict, beleaguer, agonize, importune, beset, torment, brood, pester, disquiet, goad, vex, hector, tantalize, persecute, bedevil, torture, writhe, stew, aggrieve, wince, bug, chafe, tease, ail, harass, despair, harry, hassle, oppress, go for, take on, dun, concern oneself, feel uneasy, gnaw at, have qualms, sweat out, bite one's nails
worship 10 noun honoring, glorification ritual, prayer, love, respect, service, offering, regard, glory, praise, honor
worship 22 noun honoring, glorification adoration, rite, devotion, adulation, genuflection, idolatry, prostration, veneration, homage, idolization, invocation, exaltation, reverence, awe, chapel, vespers, supplication, benediction, laudation, church service, deification, beatification
worship 6 verb honor, glorify admire, sing, celebrate, love, praise, respect
worship 22 verb honor, glorify canonize, idolize, venerate, adore, chant, revere, reverence, magnify, sanctify, deify, laud, exalt, adulate, esteem, extol, dote on, bow down to, offer prayers to, pay homage to, pray to, put on a pedestal, sing praises to
worth 23 noun value, estimation associated with something account, price, rate, credit, benefit, cost, aid, quality, help, weight, merit, utility, use, assistance, mark, note, significance, importance, moment, virtue, class, dignity, consequence
worth 12 noun value, estimation associated with something valuation, usefulness, goodness, avail, equivalence, caliber, excellence, stature, perfection, desirability, meaningfulness, worthiness
wound 8 noun injury cut, pain, shock, damage, grief, trauma, harm, hurt
wound 12 noun injury laceration, bruise, lesion, gash, distress, torture, insult, heartbreak, torment, slash, pang, anguish
wound 11 verb cause bodily damage harm, hurt, hit, damage, injure, cut, clip, scratch, slice, carve, stick
wound 14 verb cause bodily damage ding, gash, pierce, lacerate, bruise, scrape, nick, irritate, slash, total, ouch, rough up, contuse, open up
wound 6 verb cause mental hurt hurt, disturb, pain, bother, upset, trouble
wound 14 verb cause mental hurt traumatize, distress, get, grieve, sting, outrage, mortify, offend, do in, put down, shake up, cut to the quick, dump on, hurt one's feelings
wow 3 verb amuse, delight entertain, charm, cheer
wow 13 verb amuse, delight tickle, kill, slay, bowl over, crack up, break one up, go over big, knock dead, make laugh, make roll in the aisles, tickle pink, tickle to death, knock someone's socks off
wrap 6 noun clothing that is worn over for warmth fur, coat, jacket, stole, blanket, cover
wrap 4 noun clothing that is worn over for warmth shawl, cloak, cape, mantle
wrap 12 verb surround with a covering hide, cover, fold, bind, pack, package, shelter, mask, protect, invest, absorb, wind
wrap 22 verb surround with a covering drape, swaddle, swathe, shroud, immerse, cloak, bundle, sheathe, enclose, bandage, clothe, encircle, twine, enfold, envelop, camouflage, muffle, veil, roll up, encase, gift-wrap, bundle up
wreck 8 noun severe damage or severely damaged goods crash, mess, ruin, debris, destruction, collapse, waste, ruins
wreck 19 noun severe damage or severely damaged goods devastation, hulk, wreckage, debacle, junk, total, relic, crate, disruption, litter, jalopy, heap, derelict, smashup, shipwreck, junker, fender bender, pile-up, rear-ender
wreck 7 verb ruin, destroy injure, sink, undermine, crash, founder, break, beach
wreck 40 verb ruin, destroy wrack, impair, ravage, cripple, trash, sabotage, vandalize, mar, devastate, smash, shatter, disable, batter, spoil, demolish, mangle, decimate, raze, efface, dash, subvert, strand, capsize, total, bash, scuttle, crack up, do in, mess up, torpedo, shipwreck, dilapidate, pile up, put out of commission, run aground, smash up, take apart, take out, tear up, wrack up
wrestle 7 verb struggle physically or mentally with something contend, essay, combat, work, fight, strain, battle
wrestle 8 verb struggle physically or mentally with something tussle, scuffle, grapple, tangle, strive, exert, endeavor, grunt
write 16 verb put language down on paper compose, create, sign, note, record, pen, draft, address, print, tell, ghost, author, communicate, letter, commit, copy
write 35 verb put language down on paper rewrite, scrawl, scribble, engross, transcribe, formulate, correspond, inscribe, reproduce, indite, scribe, autograph, draw up, knock off, knock out, take down, turn out, typewrite, ink, pencil, chalk, bang out, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, jot down, note down, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, write down, write up
writer 8 noun person who composes with language correspondent, author, reporter, critic, columnist, poet, journalist, contributor
writer 16 noun person who composes with language novelist, dramatist, scribe, editor, biographer, essayist, screenwriter, wordsmith, scribbler, stenographer, ghostwriter, freelancer, stringer, newspaper person, person of letters, scripter
written 5 adj composed recorded, reported, penned, drafted, dictated
written 1 adj composed authored
written 4 adj inscribed typed, printed, signed, copied
written 4 adj inscribed lettered, scriptural, transcribed, in black and white
wrong 5 adj incorrect mistaken, bad, out, wide, false
wrong 40 adj incorrect untrue, inaccurate, unsound, erroneous, awry, amiss, misguided, erring, askew, astray, at fault, defective, erratic, fallacious, faulty, inexact, out of commission, out of order, perverse, rotten, specious, spurious, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, counterfactual, miscalculated, fluffed, misconstrued, mishandled, goofed, in error, misfigured, not precise, not right, not working, off-target, on the wrong track, out of line, sophistical, ungrounded
wrong 6 adj immoral, dishonest illegal, unfair, bad, evil, base, criminal
wrong 37 adj immoral, dishonest reprehensible, unlawful, sinful, unjust, unethical, debauched, wanton, profane, crooked, depraved, reprobate, corrupt, dissipated, profligate, blamable, blameworthy, blasphemous, censurable, dishonorable, dissolute, felonious, illicit, indecent, iniquitous, naughty, risqué, sacrilegious, salacious, shady, smutty, ungodly, unholy, vicious, wicked, wrongful, amoral, unrighteous
wrong 3 adj inappropriate, not suitable funny, unhappy, bad
wrong 26 adj inappropriate, not suitable incorrect, unacceptable, improper, amiss, ill-advised, unfit, undesirable, misplaced, awkward, disproportionate, gauche, inapt, incongruous, indecorous, malapropos, off-balance, rotten, unbecoming, unconventional, unsatisfactory, unseemly, unsuitable, infelicitous, unfitted, unfitting, not done
wrong 2 adj reverse, opposite inside, back
wrong 2 adj reverse, opposite obverse, inverse
wrong 1 adv astray badly
wrong 9 adv astray amiss, wrongly, incorrectly, afield, askew, inaccurately, mistakenly, unfavorably, erroneously
wrong 14 noun offense, sin harm, abuse, slight, violation, bias, evil, error, crime, mistake, damage, spite, favor, injury, hurt
wrong 36 noun offense, sin grievance, inequity, blunder, insult, transgression, misdeed, injustice, wrongdoing, prejudice, indecency, misdoing, misdemeanor, trespass, wickedness, imposition, malevolence, discourtesy, miscarriage, libel, immorality, oppression, cruelty, persecution, delinquency, vice, iniquity, turpitude, inhumanity, slander, unfairness, faux pas, foul play, villainy, tort, sinfulness, bad deed
wrong 6 verb hurt, mistreat another cheat, harm, injure, damage, hurt, abuse
wrong 15 verb hurt, mistreat another offend, defame, malign, ill-treat, dishonor, maltreat, discredit, persecute, aggrieve, mistreat, outrage, misrepresent, oppress, take advantage of, impose upon
x-ray 9 noun inside look radioactivity, radiograph, actinism, encephalogram, fluoroscope, cathode rays, refractometry, ultraviolet rays, Röntgen rays
yacht 8 noun pleasure boat sailboat, racer, yawl, sloop, ketch, cruiser, cabin cruiser, sailing boat
yard 10 noun grassy area around a structure lawn, garden, patch, lot, backyard, grass, court, clearing, fold, close
yard 8 noun grassy area around a structure courtyard, playground, patio, barnyard, quadrangle, corral, terrace, enclosure
yawn 7 verb open mouth wide, usually sign of give, spread, part, sleep, gap, expand, divide
yawn 8 verb open mouth wide, usually sign of gape, yaw, doze, yawp, nap, snooze, drowse, fatigue catch flies
yay 2 interj yeah cheer, yell
yay 8 interj yeah encouragement, whoopee, hip-hip, hurray, huzza, rah-rah, three cheers, yippee
year 14 noun point in time; particular day or time term, age, time, period, moment, day, stage, span, generation, spell, while, course, era, quarter
year 6 noun point in time; particular day or time reign, juncture, epoch, duration, hour, century
year 23 noun extent of object, distance, time period, term, span, stretch, section, space, portion, height, range, magnitude, limit, piece, segment, dimension, quantity, measure, unit, realm, season, reach, expansion, interval, orbit
year 26 noun extent of object, distance, time breadth, mileage, diameter, width, duration, radius, purview, panorama, expanse, compass, endlessness, loftiness, continuance, elongation, stride, remoteness, linearity, spaciousness, longness, lengthiness, tallness, extensiveness, longitude, lastingness, protractedness, ranginess
year 33 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour
year 18 noun temporal length of event or entity's existence, period go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, week, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon
year 5 noun crop, especially of wine origin, generation, collection, era, harvest
year 3 noun crop, especially of wine epoch, wine, grapes
year 11 noun old age agedness, decrepitude, elderliness, fatuity, imbecility, infirmity, senescence, senility, weakness, advanced age, second childhood
year 11 noun old age fatuity, senility, weakness, imbecility, agedness, decrepitude, infirmity, elderliness, senectitude, advanced age, second childhood
yes 10 adv agreed good, fine, certainly, definitely, exactly, granted, naturally, precisely, surely, true
yes 23 adv agreed okay, amen, yea, affirmative, all right, aye, gladly, indubitably, of course, positively, sure thing, undoubtedly, unquestionably, willingly, beyond a doubt, by all means, even so, good enough, just so, most assuredly, very well, without fail, yep
young 13 adj immature new, raw, adolescent, modern, infant, growing, tender, little, junior, recent, early, fresh, developing
young 38 adj immature budding, youthful, inexperienced, juvenile, blossoming, tenderfoot, crude, punk, newborn, green, blooming, fledgling, inferior, boyish, callow, childish, childlike, girlish, ignorant, puerile, undeveloped, undisciplined, unfinished, unlearned, unripe, unseasoned, untried, unversed, vernal, unpracticed, boylike, burgeoning, girllike, half-grown, newish, not aged, pubescent, unfledged
young 5 noun animate beings that are not mature baby, family, issue, babies, infants
young 5 noun animate beings that are not mature brood, progeny, litter, offspring, little ones
youngling 1 noun young horse youngster
youngling 6 noun young horse sapling, foal, yearling, rookie, fledgling, filly
youth 4 noun early period in life of animate being minority, prime, childhood, teens
youth 20 noun early period in life of animate being boyhood, juvenescence, puberty, ignorance, jejuneness, inexperience, greenness, innocence, immaturity, bloom, adolescence, salad days, girlhood, youngness, springtide, youthfulness, jejunity, awkward age, springtime of life, tender age
zero 4 noun nothing nobody, bottom, scratch, blank
zero 21 noun nothing nil, love, aught, nadir, zip, oblivion, nonentity, nix, cipher, zilch, naught, void, nullity, rock bottom, insignificancy, nada, nought, shutout, lowest point, ought, zot
zillion 5 adj innumerable endless, many, pile, stack, loads
zillion 31 adj innumerable uncounted, myriad, untold, heap, immeasurable, incalculable, infinite, legion, limitless, mess, mint, multitudinous, numberless, oodles, peck, raft, scads, umpteen, wad, jillion, measureless, slew, uncountable, bags of, gobs, innumerous, lots of, mucho, passel of, tidy sum, whole slew
zillion 4 adj infinite, incalculable endless, extensive, large, vast
zillion 22 adj infinite, incalculable inexhaustible, limitless, unlimited, unfathomable, immense, boundless, bottomless, countless, indefinite, inestimable, umpteen, illimitable, jillion, measureless, unbounded, uncountable, unmeasurable, alive with, crawling with, no end of, no end to, unreckonable
zillion 3 adj countless, limitless enormous, vast, uncertain
zillion 24 adj countless, limitless untold, unforeseen, immense, boundless, infinite, capricious, chancy, erratic, iffy, inestimable, innumerable, numberless, unpredictable, whimsical, incomputable, jillion, measureless, uncountable, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number
zillion 14 noun aggregate, bunch product, many, company, collection, volume, amount, lot, estimate, total, sum, quantity, crowd, plenty, whole
zillion 13 noun aggregate, bunch abundance, throng, horde, totality, plenitude, jillion, slew, flock, conglomeration, multitude, umpteen, caboodle, manifoldness
zillion 3 adj infinite endless, many, numerous
zillion 14 adj infinite countless, incalculable, innumerable, multitudinous, myriad, umpteen, uncounted, untold, jillion, uncountable, heaps, no end of, no end to, unnumbered
zillion 7 adj many, abundant great, big, large, diverse, various, several, thick
zillion 15 adj many, abundant plentiful, copious, infinite, legion, multifarious, multitudinous, populous, profuse, rife, scads, sundry, umpteen, voluminous, lousy with, multitudinal
zillion 4 adj very many considerable, many, numerous, millions
zillion 5 adj very many countless, infinite, innumerable, lots of, umteen
zillion 3 adj incalculable enormous, uncertain, vast
zillion 25 adj incalculable boundless, capricious, chancy, countless, erratic, iffy, immeasurable, immense, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, jillion, measureless, numberless, uncountable, unforeseen, unpredictable, untold, whimsical, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number
zillion 3 adj incalculable enormous, uncertain, vast
zillion 25 adj incalculable boundless, capricious, chancy, countless, erratic, iffy, immeasurable, immense, incomputable, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, jillion, numberless, uncountable, unforeseen, unpredictable, untold, whimsical, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number
zillion 3 adj incalculable enormous, uncertain, vast
zillion 25 adj incalculable boundless, capricious, chancy, countless, erratic, iffy, immeasurable, immense, incomputable, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, jillion, measureless, numberless, unforeseen, unpredictable, untold, whimsical, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number
zillion 8 noun a lot lots, masses, plenty, many, piles, loads, thousands, millions
zillion 8 noun a lot abundance, scads, tons, heaps, zillions, billions, gobs, large number
zillion 9 noun large quantity, lots, plenty, barrels, piles, bags, bunches, scores, loads, stacks
zillion 9 noun large quantity, oodles, jillion, heaps, zillions, bundles, tons, gobs, large number, many and then some
zone 12 noun district sector, area, region, belt, territory, section, ground, realm, band, sphere, circuit, segment
zone 1 noun district tract